Reinhard Altenburger is Professor for Strategic Management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Innovation at the IMC University of Applied Sciences in Krems, Austria. He is the author and co-author of four books in the field of management and retail banking and has edited five volumes on Value-based Management and Corporate Social Responsibility and Innovation. He is a frequent speaker at international conferences in Europe, America and Asia.

• Corporate social responsibility as a driver of innovation.- Managing sustainable innovation.- CSR and innovation: A holistic approach from a business perspective.- Integrating CSR in innovation value networks.- The art of responsible change.- X-IDEA: How to use a systematic innovation method for social innovation projects.- Innovation, business models, and catastrophe. Reframing the mental model for innovation management.- CSR behavior – Between altruism and profit maximization.- Sustainability in fashion- An oxymoron?.- The Bosch Group’s approach to innovation and sustainability communication.- CSR and innovation: Anchoring sustainability in Henkel’s innovation process.- GoGreen technologies – Environmental innovation at Deutsche Post DHL Group.- CSR as a driver of innovation at Swiss post.- The Responsible Business Model: Perspectives from the Tata Group.- Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on innovation activities: The case of Xerox.- GeSI and the holistic approach to sustainability.- Sustainable entrepreneurship: Family firms as sustainability pioneers.- Socially driven stakeholder networks of German family-owned companies as enablers of economic success - A theoretical and empirical study.- Supplier engagement in the sustainable innovation process – A qualitative analysis of Austrian SMEs.- Corporate Social Responsibility: Australian case study innovation capabilities:  Not for profit: transforming families and children.