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Marilen Pirtea „„ Marilen Pirtea „„ PhD professor Facu lty of Economics and Business Administration West University of Timisoara Finance Department Pestalozzi street no.16, Timisoara E mail: [email protected] Education: Institution: Period Degrees and diplomas: Baccalaureate Diploma in Mathematics- "Avram Iancu" High School, Ştei, Bihor County 1988-1992 Physics Graduation Diploma West University of Timişoara, 1992-1997 Specialization: Faculty of Economic Sciences Finance-Insurances West University of Timişoara, Master Diploma 1997-1998 Faculty of Economic Sciences Specialization: Taxation PhD Title in the Field of Finance, West University of Timişoara, PhD Thesis Title: 2002 Faculty of Economic Sciences „MANAGEMENTUL TREZORERIEI ÎNTREPRINDERII” Employment history: Period Location Institution Job title Description Teaching activity: West University of Timişoara Junior Company financial Faculty of Economic Sciences Assistant management Teaching activity: West University of Timişoara Assistant Company financial Faculty of Economic Sciences management Teaching activity: West University of Timişoara Company financial Lecturer Faculty of Economic Sciences management, Company taxation Teaching activity: Company financial West University of Timişoara Assistant management, Faculty of Economic Sciences Professor company treasury management Teaching activity: West University of Timişoara Company financial 2008-to the present Faculty of Economics and Professor management, day Business Administration company treasury management Scientific research (the most important 10 for the last 5 years): 1 . Horia Cristea, Carmen Corduneanu, Marilen Pirtea, Aurora Murgea, Miruna Năchescu- ,,GESTIUNEA FINANCIARĂ A SOCIETĂŢILOR COMERCIALE”, Editura Universitatii de Vest,Timisoara, 2006, 279 pag., ISBN: 973-125-042-5. 2. MPRA, The Munich University Library, Munich, Germany, Dima Bogdan, Barna Flavia, Pirtea Marilen , Nachescu Miruna , THE ANALISIS OF THE BET-FI INDEX’S STATIC PROPERTIES , 2007, econpapers.repec.org/paper/pramprapa/5871.htm 3. Dima Bogdan, Barna Flavia, Pirtea Marilen , ROMANIAN CAPITAL MARKET AND THE INFORMATIONAL EFFICIENCY, http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/5807/, 2007 4. Petru Stefea, Marilen Pirtea, Human Development – Qualitative Dimensions of a Globalized World http://econpapers.repec.org/article/agrjournl/v_3A6(501)_3Ay_3A2006_3Ai_3A6(501)_3 Ap_3A81-86.htm , 2006. 5 . Dima Bogdan, Barna Flavia, Pirtea Marilen , ROMANIAN CAPITAL MARKET AND THE INFORMATIONAL EFFICIENCY ideas.repec.org/p/pra/mprapa/5807.htm, 2007 6. Bogdan Dima, Barna Flavia, Pirtea Marilen, Năchescu Miruna The Analisis Of The Bet- Fi Index’S Static Properties, ideas.repec.org/p/pra/mprapa/5871.html, 2007 7. Bogdan Dima, Pirtea Marilen, Murgea Aurora, Testing the Informational Efficiency on the Romanian Financial Market , www.doaj.org/doaj?func=abstract&id=214173&recNo=7&toc=1. 8. Marilen Pirtea, Boţoc Claudiu, Risk aversion behavior. Relationship between risk aversion, prudence and cautiousness , indexat în rePec: http://ideas.repec.org/a/alu/journl/v1y2008i10p32.html, 2008. 9. Bogdan Dima, Aurora Murgea, Marilen Gabriel Pirtea, Recent evolutions of the Romanian capital market in the context of financial crisis, indexat în rePec: http://ideas.repec.org/a/alu/journl/v1y2008i10p46.html, 2008. 10. Marilen Pirtea, Oana Lobon, Cristina Nicolescu, The Effects of the Financial Crisis on Real Economy , indexat în rePec: http://ideas.repec.org/a/alu/journl/v1y2008i10p33.html, 2008. Training and qualifications: Institution: Period Kind of training ANEVAR (National Association of Valuers in Romania), affiliated to TEGOVA 2007 Chartered Valuers Course (The European Group of Valuers Association) Specialization Course, title “SERVICII DE S.C. Eurotraining S.R.L.& 2007 INVESTIŢII FINANCIARE”, graduted with a S.C.Business-Like S.R.L. Graduation Certificate "MILLENIUM" FINANCIAL TRAINING CENTER, Specialization Course, title: “Project manager”, 2007 through INCERC – Timiş Branch, graduated with a Graduation Diploma. Timişoara october 2004 Crne Gore University, Muntenegru Workshop ECTS in European University Experience gathered through national/international research projects for the last 5 years Grant/Program/Project Period: Responsibility Modernisation et Developpement de cours professionalisés (Acronim: MODEP) – 2008-2010. Director Program TEMPUS IV Competition Studies of the SMEs sector under the perspective of Member in the research durable local and regional development by means of economical 2008-2011 team and financial politics (Acronym: Stud_Comp_IMM) Multi-discipline research regarding the design of innovational Member in the research technologies and financial systems management with help of the 2008-2011 team advances structural and functional synthesis (Acronym: SSFA) Increasing the administrative performances in the communication process in the academic environment (Acronym: 2008-2009 Director PERFCOM) Strategies of post-joining to the EU the comparative advantage Member in the research of Romanian companies through foreign direct investments 2007-2010 team (Acronim: SPACIS) Structural and functional impact of the process of joining the 2007, Director European Union over the financial market in Romania completed Politics, models and scenarios of economic increases for Romanian joining the European Union (CREMOAR) - 2006-2008 Financial Director CONSORŢIU "Nicolas Georgescu- Roegen" Interidiscipline Research and 2006-2008 Financial Director Education Platform 2006, Community action program in the professional training field Director completed Other information: Distinctions - 2006, Excellency Diploma awarded by AFER for acknowledgment of merits of supporting student scientific research by excellent organization of the „Olimpiadei naţionale a studenţilor economişti” (National Contest of Economy Students), department st "Finances and financial institutions”, 1 Edition. - 2006, Excellency Diploma awarded by AFER for acknowledgment of merits for great results obtained in promoting AFER objectives. - 2007, Excellency Diploma with anniversary medal, awarded by the Economical Sciences Faculty within the West University of Timişoara, within the International Conference organized on the 40 years of economic learning in Timişoara, for acknowledgment of merits for supporting scientific research. - 2007, Excellency Diploma awarded by AFER as an acknowledgment of merits for support of the student scientific research by participation as member of the jury at the „Olimpiadei naţionale a studenţilor economişti” (National Contest of Economy Students), section „Economie şi Administraţie publică” (Economics and Public nd Administration), organized in Suceava, 2 Edition. - 2008, Anniversary Diploma 1913-2008, 95 years of financial teaching 1948-2008, 60 years since the foundation of the Finances Faculty, Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest, Faculty of Finances, insurances, banks and stock exchange. - 2008, Anniversary Diploma, International Conference NICHOLAS GEORGESCU- ROEGEN, 1979-2008: 30 years of Roegenian Method, 17-18 October 2008, Timioara. - 2008, Participation Diploma at The 6th Liphe4 Fall School, Multi-Scale Integrated Analysis of Societal and Ecosystem Metabolism (MuSIASEM), 13-17 October 2008, Timioara. .
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