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Marta Maicas Pérez is a professor at the Department of Business Management at the University of Valencia. Currently, she is involved in research projects at European level. In particular, she collaborates as a researcher at INGENIO CSIC-Universitat Politècnica de València in the SWIFT project (Supporting Women-Led Innovation in farming territories), focused on strengthening the organization of women linked to agroecology and the rural world. In addition, it is a member of the CLIMALBIO project (LINCGLOBAL2023) of the CSIC, which aims to raise awareness of the need to change production and consumption systems. His academic training includes a Degree in Business Administration and Management from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), a Bachelor in Business Administration from the École Superieur de Commerce (ICN) of Nancy (France), a Master's Degree in Development Cooperation from the UPV and a Master's Degree in Teacher Training from the Univ. Miguel Hernandez Her doctoral thesis focused on the analysis of feminist organizational change processes in Solidarity Economy organizations, based on Feminist Organizational Theories, Feminist Economics and Gender Theories in Development. She used a Feminist Action Research methodology in her research. She has been a teacher in the feminism module of the Master's in Cooperation in Development of the UPV and has participated as a teacher and facilitator in the educational innovation processes "Learning in Action" promoted by the Master's in Cooperation of the UPV from 2016 to 2021. He has completed training and research stays in internationally renowned institutions, such as the Manipal Institute of Technology in India, Veterinarians without Borders in Honduras, DaytonaUniversity in the USA and the University of Tifariti in the Sahrawi refugee camps. She has also carried out research stays at the Department of Gender Studies at the University of Tampere in Finland and at the Hegoa Institute in Bilbao. Her main areas of interest include feminisms, the Solidarity and Feminist Economy, organizations, feminist and activist participatory research methodologies, facilitation and process work.