Barbara Fryzel, PhD, dr habil., associate professor at Jagiellonian University; an economist,  a practitioner with multiple years of managerial experience in international corporations; a laureate of the Foundation for Polish Science with a past post-doc assignment at UCL; she is interested in organizational culture, corporate social responsibility and behavioural ethics; she was a PI in research grants funded by the National Science Centre Poland; she teaches Corporate Social Responsibility and International Management and is the author of papers and books including: 
Boesso, G., Fryzel, B., & Ghitti, M. (2023). Corporate social responsibility and comparative capitalism frameworks: Evidence from the United States, Poland, and Italy. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 30(2), 531-547. 
Fryzel, B. (2020). Ethics, Misconduct and the Financial Services Industry: Towards a Theory of Moral Business. Routledge. 
Fryzel, B. (2011). Building stakeholder relations and corporate social responsibility. Springer. 
 
Aleksander S. Marcinkowski, Ph.D., a sociologist; he lectures at the Jagiellonian University and specializes in Organizational Sociology. His expertise includes organizational culture, entrepreneurship, methodology of social sciences. He is the co-author of “Cultural Differences in Business Communication”, Jagiellonian University Press (2016) (with Budzanowska – Drzewiecka, M. oraz Motyl-Adamczyk, A.), a member of international research teams (V Framework Programme of the EU, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation) and a participant in the co-funded institutional projects (University of Economics, Krakow, and Canadian Urban Institute).