Camilla Falivena

Camilla Falivena serves as a Researcher in Public Management at SDA Bocconi School of Management, within the Government, Health, and Not-for-Profit Division. At SDA Bocconi, Camilla has actively contributed to various research and training projects in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Health, companies operating in the life sciences sector, and local authorities and regions.

Her research focuses on the examination of accounting systems, the application of performance management systems in decision-making processes, governance models, and accountability processes implemented by organizations striving for sustainable development objectives. She has predominantly explored these themes within public administrations, particularly at the local level and in the healthcare sector, as well as in public service companies.

Camilla is the author of several articles published in prestigious national and international journals covering topics such as healthcare management, accounting and accountability within sustainability-driven organizational initiatives, as well as public sector accounting education. Additionally, she has actively participated in numerous national and international conferences hosted by major associations and scientific networks with which she is affiliated (AIDEA, SIDREA, IRSPM, EURAM, CIGAR). She has also spent as a visiting scholar at IESE Business School and worked as both a contracted professor and teaching assistant in business administration subjects for undergraduate and graduate courses.

Camilla holds a master degree in Economics and Management and a Ph.D. in Management with a specialization in Public Management & Governance from the University of Tor Vergata.