Alexandra Fernandes. Graduated in Corporate Finance from ISCAL - IPL (2014) and Psychology from FPCE - UL (1992). Obtained a Master in Human Resources Management Policies from ISCTE - IUL (1997), and a PhD in Corporate Organization Management from ISCTE (2004). She had the support of several institutions (FLAD, Gulkenkian and FCT) to develop her PhD research at George Washington University (USA) under the coordination of Prof. Nancy Dixon between 1999 and 2001. She is currently an Senior Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing, Operations and General Management at ISCTE - IUL School of Management. In addition to teaching course units at the School of Management, she teaches course units at the School of Technologies and Architecture and at the School of Sociology and Public Policy, which clearly reflects her desire to combine knowledge and take advantage of ISCTE - IUL multidisciplinary scientific areas. In her career she has been coordinator and teacher of a wide range of curricular units, which reflects her taste for learning, totaling 70 different curricular units. She has been director of the Erasmus Mundus called Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets partnership with Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa, University of Glasgow in Scotland , IESA Arts & Culture in France, Erasmus University Rotterdam in Holand since 2022 with c. 30 students per year, and she has been director of the master's degree in Art Markets since 2007, with c. 35 students per year. Throughout her teaching career she has always had a great dedication to students. Until now she has supervised 104 master's theses, whose themes cover a wide range of areas in the field of Management. Her first publications date to 1999. At that time her focus was on Human Resource Management and Organizational Behavior. More recently she has been researching and publishing in other areas in the field of Management, currently focusing on Knowledge Management, Arts Management (Art Markets), Health Management, Management Accounting . She was a research member of a major international project supported by the European Union in the area of Health and also of a national project supported by FCT in the field of Art Markets. During these 29 years of academic career, she has published several articles in international and national magazines as well as books in the field of Management and Art Markets.