Natalija Riabko is a Lithuanian-born lecturer, researcher, and public commentator based in Paris, working at the intersection of economics, ESG, and social sustainability.

She holds an Executive DBA in Applied Economics from the Paris School of Business, graduated with Highest Honors, as well as a degree with honors in Psychology and Sociology. Her interdisciplinary background combines economic analysis with a broader reflection on social cohesion, institutional dynamics, and long-term societal resilience.

With 15 years of experience in economic analysis, commodities markets, and international market intelligence, her professional background includes work with FranceAgriMer and contributions to European Commission market committees, as well as media interventions on economic-related issues.

Natalija’s research and publications focus on commodities markets, sustainable finance, ESG integration, and long-term structural transformations affecting global economies. She has contributed to international academic publications and collective works published by Springer and World Scientific.

Drawing on an early background in classical music and ballet, Natalija also takes a strong interest in the dialogue between economics, culture, and the performing arts. This multidisciplinary perspective enables her to contribute to discussions on performing arts management, cultural governance, and the role of creativity and culture in fostering social cohesion and sustainable development. She is also engaged in research and collaborative initiatives on performing arts and management themes with the Horizon Europe Sound and Movement team, exploring the intersections between artistic practice, innovation, sustainability, and organizational dynamics.