The awards of the III Research Hackathon are presented
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration recognized the researchers who published their papers 12 and 18 months after the event
5 February 2025
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (Comillas ICADE), in collaboration with the ICADE Business Club, Management Solutions, and Garrigues, presented its awards to the winners of the papers published 12 and 18 months after the III Research Hackathon. The awards, worth 3,500 euros, were granted at an event presided over by the Vice Rector for Strategy, Academic Organization, and Internationalization of Comillas, Elisa Aracil, and attended by the dean of the faculty, Mª Teresa Corzo, and the president of the ICADE Business Club and advisor to the Santander Group, Jaime Pérez Renovales. They acknowledged the importance of these research spaces and the achievement that publishing these papers in record time represents for researchers.
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The winners of the III Research Hackathon at 12 months were researchers Jose Luis Arroyo-Barrigüete, Carmen Escudero-Guirado, and Beatriz Minguela-Rata for a paper titled: “Factors influencing the social perception of entrepreneurs in Spain: A quantitative analysis from secondary data”.
Cristina Domínguez-Soto, Victoria Labajo, and Jesús Labrador-Fernández, for their part, received the award at 18 months for a paper titled "Motherhood enrichment in leadership: exploring top female executives in Spain".
The Research Hackathon at Comillas ICADE, an initiative in collaboration with the Business Club, Management Solutions, and Garrigues, emerged three years ago with the goal of promoting and boosting research activity, one of the main university missions. For three days, during each semester, participants have the opportunity to concentrate, working in teams and minimizing external distractions, which are so common in academic life. The university provides participants with access to IT services, library resources, databases, advice from the vice rectory, and modern collaborative facilities that are adequately equipped.
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