Prof. Chinchilla is a business and government consultant and member of several advisory boards such as the VIP Advisory Board of European Professional Women's Network (EPWN).

She is also a frequent guest speaker at European, American and African Universities and international conferences, as well as visiting professor at business schools such as IPADE in Mexico, ISE in Brazil, INALDE in Colombia, IDE in Ecuador, PAD in Peru, ESE in Chile, IAE in Argentina, IEEM in Uruguay, Lagos Business School in Nigeria and Strathmore University in Kenya.

Prof. Chinchilla was named "Best Manager of the Year" by the Spanish Federation of Executive Women (FEDEPE).

She is also co-author of several books, such as Owners of our Destiny: How to Balance Professional, Family and Personal Life (Ariel 2007), Being a Family-Responsible Company: Luxury or Need? (Pearson Prentice Hall 2006), Female Ambition: How to Reconcile Work and Family (Palgrave 2005), Decision Criteria in the Selection Processes in Spain. Are Women Discriminated? (Fundación ADECCO 2003), Two Professions and One Family (Generalitat de Catalunya, Departament de Benestar i Familia 2003), Undertaking in Feminine (1999), The Woman and her Success (1995); and Leadership Paradigms (2002). She is also author of the book Directors' Rotation, which earned the EADA prize in 1996. 

In this session with BBVA’s Chairman Francisco González, we will get to explore  the governance structure of BBVA and the main challenges that  international companies have in designing the most effective and flexible governance models. Mr Francisco González has been the Chairman of the bank since 2001.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to change radically many industries, leading to new sources of competitive advantage and even disruption. This session gives an overview of the key ideas of AI, its central business applications, and their impact on business models and strategy. The session explores AI solutions from a managerial perspective and does not require a technical background.

Las empresas familiares constituyen la columna vertebral de la economía en la mayoría de países. Según datos del Family Firm Institute aportan entre el 70% y el 90% de PIB mundial. Estudios del Instituto de la Empresa Familiar en España cuantifican en el 85% el porcentaje de empresas familiares en nuestro país.

En esta sesión examinaremos la vigencia de algunas de las herramientas clásicas de marketing, así como algunos de los principales retos a los que se enfrentan los directivo en este ámbito.

Los profesores del Departamento de Economía del IESE analizarán periódicamente la situación de la economía en España, Europa y el mundo