Benjelloun Andaloussi Omar

Benjelloun Andaloussi Omar

o.benjelloun@ueuromed.org

  • Diploma: Doctorate in “Management Sciences” -FSJES Fez.
  • Title of the Thesis: “Impact of relational quality on the valorization of customer brand equity: case of the Moroccan retail banking sector”.
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  • Diploma: Specialized Master in “International Management” -FSJES Fez-.
  • Title of the end-of-study dissertation: “Evaluation of internal control & proposal for a mapping of risks linked to the financial and accounting cycle: Case of a pharmaceutical multinational”.

  • HEM Business School: Teacher and Educational Manager / Researcher associated with ECONOMIA 
  • Research Center (2018-2019).
  • Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences of Fez: Part-time teacher (2015-2018).
  • HEC School: Temporary Teacher (2017-2018).

The digitalization of the tourist offer: What perception of negative reviews from tourists online, Interdisciplinary Review of Economics and Management (RIEM) ISSN: 2421-891X.

Impact of the bank/company relationship on information asymmetry: State of play, Review of Accounting Control and Audit. (RCCA-IMIST) ISSN: 2550-469X.

The impact of green marketing tools on the purchasing behavior of Moroccan consumers, Multidisciplinary Journal of Qualitative and Quantitative Research. (MJQR) ISSN: 2605-6518.

The bank/business relationship and information asymmetry: Current situation and correlation. Public and Nonprofit Management Review (2018) Vol3.1 ISSN: 2509-081X

M-services in territorial tourism marketing: issues and perspectives in Morocco, International Review of Commerce and Management.
                                                                                                                     
(RICG) ISSN: 2489-1886. International customer relationship management: Challenges to overcome and key success factors, International Review of Management Sciences and Engineering Management. (RI2M) ISSN: 2489-1878.

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Business Management
  • strategic management
  • Marketing