Silvia Testarmata

Silvia Testarmata is an Associate Professor of Business Administration at Niccolò Cusano University of Rome. She obtained her PhD degree at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” and taught at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, LUISS University and Link Campus University before joining the Niccolò Cusano University of Rome in 2013. She teaches Business Administration, Accounting and Financial Reporting I and Accounting and Financial Reporting II in university degrees as well as in executive education. Her areas of expertise are in governance and management, financial accounting and reporting, business planning. Her current research interests are strategy, business models and value creation, corporate disclosure and social accounting, ethics and CSR in organizations. She attends as a speaker at many international conferences, and she is the author of several articles and books. Recently, she has published articles in the Journal of Management and Governance (2015); Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management (2014); Corporate Ownership and Control (2013 and 2014); Corporate Board (2012) and the International Journal of Public Administration (2010).

Publications

The Advent of the Value Sharing Model
Silvia Testarmata, Mario Risso, Fabio Fortuna. © 2020. 27 pages.
This chapter reviews the field of Shared Value ( ) to develop insights into how research is developing, offer a critique of the research to date, and outline future research...
Social Responsibility, Shared Value, and Business Modelling: An Integrated Approach
Alessandro Giosi, Eleonora Zaccaro, Silvia Testarmata. © 2019. 22 pages.
While more and more businesses incorporate sustainability in their core business strategy, there has recently been a shift from corporate social responsibility (CSR) to the...
Value Sharing for Sustainable and Inclusive Development
Mario Risso, Silvia Testarmata. © 2018. 398 pages.
Business retains a large influence over the progression of society. Thus, shared goals among corporations could lead to a larger positive impact on the resilience of social and...