Dorner,Anikó

I am an Associate Professor of International Business (holding a PhD in Economics from the Multidisciplinary Doctoral School, World Economics Department at Corvinus University of Budapest) at Tecnológico de Monterrey, where I have spent fourteen years building academic programmes, international partnerships, and research collaborations that extend the institution's reach across continents. My work sits at the intersection of international business, economics, competitiveness, and cross-cultural management and it has always been oriented outward. On the research side, I have published in peer-reviewed journals and contributed chapters to academic volumes edited by leading scholars in international economics. My current projects include a validated assessment instrument in cross-cultural negotiation developed in active collaboration with Universidad de los Andes in Colombia, a manuscript under review at a Q1 SSCI journal, and a paper accepted at the BALAS 2026 conference in Bogotá. I have presented at international conferences in Germany, Hong Kong, the United States, Spain, and Colombia, and my work on global learning innovation earned me an invitation as Keynote Speaker at the Global Virtual Exchange Summit 2024 organised by Hong Kong Baptist University a region I have a longstanding academic connection with, having studied at Kyushu Kyoritsu University in Japan early in my career. Institutionally, I have coordinated 31 international academic collaboration projects with partner universities across six countries Canada, Colombia, South Africa, the United States, the Dominican Republic, and Japan involving over 1,200 students. I have designed six national-level academic programmes for Tecnológico de Monterrey, served as Visiting Professor at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada, and delivered executive education in partnership with Audi Mexico. Funding for my academic work has been secured through competitive scholarships from the Hungarian Government, the Mexican Ministry of Education (PROMEP), the Soros Foundation, and Fukuhara Gakuen in Japan, as well as through research collaboration agreements with international partner universities. I am an EU citizen (Hungarian), fluent in English, Spanish, German, and Hungarian, with intermediate Russian and Japanese. I have been recognised three consecutive years as a Circle of Outstanding Professors at Tecnológico de Monterrey and as Inspirational Professor of the Year recognition I read as confirmation that rigorous academic work and meaningful human connection are not in tension. I am also a member of the national research group EN-GI01 Leadership and Organizational Dynamics at Tecnológico de Monterrey.