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Department
Marketing Department -
Languages
Italian, French, English -
Teaching specialisations
Marketing, Strategic Marketing, Entrepreneurship -
Areas of research
Arts and Culture, Tourism, Luxury -
Campus
La Rochelle
Biography
Dr. Federica Antonaglia obtained a Ph.D. in Management Sciences from the University of Naples "Luigi Vanvitelli" in 2012. The international research conducted for writing her thesis gave her the title of Doctor Europeaus and, brought her to Kedge Business School in Bordeaux. For twelve years she has been teaching marketing, entrepreneurship, and strategic management. Plus, since 2014 she has led numerous business simulations classes in France and abroad. Passionate about pedagogy, she teaches in the best Italian (Ca' Foscari University in Venice, Luigi Vanvitelli and Orientale Universities in Naples, Cattolica del Sacro Cuore University in Milan) and French (University of Bordeaux, Kedge BS) universities.
In her research she has been studying the processes of professionalization in cultural organizations since the beginning of the doctoral work. She does so from a marketing perspective - she has been investigating the museum experience, positioning of museums, and the visiting behavior of consumers – and, more recently, from an entrepreneurial perspective - she has been investigating entrepreneurial orientation, entrepreneurial support of the arts and, business models in the creative and cultural sectors. Since 2015, she has been conducting her research as a member of the Institute for Research in Organization Management (IRGO) at the University of Bordeaux. She joined Excelia Business School as an associate professor and head of the marketing department in September 2022.
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Department
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2012
PhD in Economics, University of Campania ‘Luigi Vanvitelli’, Italy
2008
MSc in Business Administration, University of Udine, Italy
2007
MA in Economics and Management of Cultural Events, University of Udine, Italy
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2022
Research Active Faculty - Associate Professor, Excelia, La Rochelle, France
2018-2021
Adjunct Faculty, ESSCA, Angers, , France
2016-2022
Adjunct Faculty, KEDGE Business School,
2014-2019
Research Active Faculty, Université de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France
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Journal articles
GAETA, G. L., ANTONAGLIA, F. (2024). The effect of natural hazards on inbound tourism: synthetic control evidence from Italy. Journal of Regional Science. doi:10.1111/jors.12745.ANTONAGLIA, F., VERSTRAETE, T., NERAUDAU, G. (2020). Conciliation des missions scientifique, culturelle et économique de l’entreprise Semitour par l’orientation entrepreneuriale de son business model. Revue Internationale PME, 33 (3), 45-80. doi:https://doi.org/10.7202/1074809ar.Chapters
ANTONAGLIA, F., FERNANDEZ, A., PASSEBOIS, J. (2024). Luxury business model innovation: the case of Hennessy. In ROY P., PELLEGRIN-BOUCHET E. (Eds.), Business Model Innovation in Creative and Cultural Industries. Taylor & Francis Publishing.ANTONAGLIA, F. (2020). Christian Dior: The Art of Haute Couture. From Art to Marketing. The relevance of authenticity to Contemporary Consumer Culture (pp. 113-139). Palgrave MacMillan. -
Proceedings from scholarly meetings
ANTONAGLIA, F. (2023). Proximity marketing to transform the business model of a museum into a sustainable one : the case of the modern art museum of Toulouse, les Abattoirs. International Conference on Entrepreneurial Motivation. ICEM.Papers presented at academic or professional meetings
ANTONAGLIA, F. (2024). Empirical evidence to represent cultural and creative entrepreneurship: Proposal of a taxonomy from the French context. 17th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management (AIMAC).ANTONAGLIA, F. (2023). Proximity marketing to transform the business model of a museum into a sustainable one: The case of the modern art museum of Toulouse, Les Abattoirs. III International Conference on Entrepreneurial Motivation (ICEM).ANTONAGLIA, F., JOUISON, E. (2021). Apport d’une lecture des projets culturels par le BM : Proposition de taxonomie et exemples. 12th AEI Conference, Online.ANTONAGLIA, F., NERAUDAU, G. (2019). expression of Entrepreneurial Orientation in the Business Model of cultural firms. 15th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management (AIMAC ).