Philippe Zarlowski is a professor at ESCP Business School. His main research and teaching interests are performance management and measurement systems. He is notably interested in the role of performance measures and accountability systems in policy implementation and organizational transformation. He was scientific director of the Deloitte Chair on Public service and managerial performance, in partnership with ENA (2013-2017) and co-editor in chief of the multidisciplinary journal Politiques et Management Public (2013-2018).
He is currently Associate dean for the MSc programs and Scientific director of the MSc in International project management. He also teaches in the MBA in International Management, the Executive MBA, the doctoral program and several executive programs. His pedagogy relies mostly on action learning, notably project-based learning and business simulations.
He has supported the development of public and private sector organizations through research projects or training modules for executives and managers that he has designed and run (notably for BPI France, Eiffage, Banque de France, Groupe Caisse d'Epargne, Delphi, SNCF, Orange, AFPA, Groupama, Saint Gobain, Renault and public sector organizations).
Before joining ESCP, Philippe Zarlowski was a professor at ESSEC Business School. At ESSEC, he served as vice-dean of the faculty and head of the Accounting and control department. He also held positions at the universities of Tours and Paris Dauphine. He was a visiting researcher at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona and at SCANCOR research center, Stanford University. He is a graduate of ESCP Business School, Paris School of Economics and Paris Dauphine University. He holds a doctorate in management and the French authorization to supervise doctoral dissertations.