Shawana P. Johnson, DM Class of 1998, presented “Sustainability and Managing Global Supply Chains,” at the CWRU Entrepreneurship Speaker Series on November 10, 2020.
Michael Grieves, DM Class of 2000, talked with with Cognite's Tatiana Moguchaya at #IgniteTalks 2020 to discuss the future of digital twin technology.
J. Bart Morrison, DM Class of 2002, collaborated with his colleague, Francis M. Lazarus, to write a national report called, “Managing Governance Change in PreK-12 Catholic Schools.” It was published in June 2020 by FADICA, a leading philanthropic peer network serving as a catalyst for a vital Catholic Church, Catholic Ministries, and the Common Good.
Joseph Mandato, DM Class of 2004, published a book with Hambleton Lord and Christopher Mirabile entitled, The Entrepreneur’s Journey. The book is available here.
Joe also published an article with Willam Devine in the Harvard Business Review called “Why the CEO Shouldn’t also be the Board Chair?
Maurice Apprey, DM Class of 2006, published an article called, “Chiasmatic Crossings Between Freud’s Clinical Projects and Social Concerns.” Society 57, 276–280 (2020).
Ann Kowal Smith, DM Class of 2010, published an article called, The seminar goes to work: Towards a theory of collaborative literacy was published in Industry in Higher Education, March 2020.
Ann also presented at the Society for Human Resource Managements’ Inclusion 2020 Conference on October 21st with Dr. Susan Sweeney, CHRO of EnPro Industries. Their presentation was entitled, “Inclusive Global Teams: Bridging Distance and Disconnection.”
Ruth Bernstein, DM Class of 2011, presented the following presentations at the 49th Annual ARNOVA Conference in November 2020.
“Chief Executive Compensation: Implications of Board Governance Activities” with Christopher Fredette, University of Windsor.
“Predictors Of Organizational Diversity: Examining Community Demographics & Political Ideology, with Skylar Rolf, University of Houston - Clear Lake, Steven Schlachter, University of Central Arkansas, and Chris Tuggle, University of Central Arkansas.
“Rescue Mission’s Dilemma: Moral Values vs. Service Provision” with T. Aspin. Governance Section Colloquy: Contemporary Ethical Challenges in Nonprofit Governance.
“Oakland Museum of California” with T. Aspin. Governance Section Pre-Conference Seminar: Nonprofit Governance in an Age of Disruption and Transition: Impacts of COVID-19.
“Nonprofit and University Collaboration: How Can We Create Healthy Community-based Partnerships Without Causing Nonprofit Burnout?” with R.H. Schaeffer, Monika Hudson, DM Class of 2007, and Yvonne Harrison.
Mimi Lord, PhD Class of 2012, was invited to submit an article for a special issue on Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT), which was published in September in the Journal of Risk and Financial Management. Mimi had developed a scale for measuring investment committees’ use of MPT during her doctorate work, and the recently published article, “University Endowment Committees, Modern Portfolio Theory, and Performance,” was one of the chapters in her dissertation. Mimi believes that her later articles used more sophisticated quantitative analysis, but she has a soft spot for this earlier paper since it prompted a 2010 trip to San Diego to meet with Harry Markowitz, winner of the Nobel Prize for developing the theory. Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 2020, 13(9), 198.
David Jones, DM Class of 2013, published the following articles.
Highlights of the Final §199A Regulations and Related Guidance” Volume 48, Number 2, Fall 2019. REAL ESTATE LAW JOURNAL (USPS 0979- 240), (ISSN 0048-6868) is published quarterly by Thomson Reuters, 610 Opperman Drive, Eagan, MN 55123-1396.
“Opportunity Zones Get Clarification from Newly Published Proposed Regulations,” Co-author Marco Malandra, Volume 48, Number 3, Winter 2020. REAL ESTATE LAW JOURNAL (USPS 0979- 240), (ISSN 0048-6868) is published quarterly by Thomson Reuters, 610 Opperman Drive, Eagan, MN 55123-1396.
Relief from the 163(j) Interest Limitation for the Real Estate Industry. RELJ V49 #1 Summer 2020. REAL ESTATE LAW JOURNAL (USPS 0979-240), (ISSN 0048-6868) is published quarterly by Thomson Reuters, 610 Opperman Drive, Eagan, MN 55123-1396.
Stephan Liozu, PhD class of 2013, commented on COVID-19 related challenges businesses are facing regarding pricing in Industry Week.
Donna Haeger, PhD Class of 2014, was interviewed for an article in the Cornell Chronicle.
Robert Gemmel, PhD Class of 2013, published an article with G. West Page called,“Learning Behaviors Across Levels in New Ventures and Innovation Outcomes”, in the Journal of Small Business Management.
Bob’s article, written with Dick Boland and Dave Kolb in 2012, entitled “The Socio-Cognitive Dynamics of Entrepreneurial Ideation,” was based on his first qualitative study. According to Google Scholar the citations are up to 156. It was published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. 36 (5): 1053-1073.
Mariana Amatullo, PhD Class of 2015, participated in Chilean Design Month at the invitation of the Ministry of Culture. Marianna is the Vice Provost for Global Strategic initiatives at The New School and Associate Professor of Strategic Design and Management at Parsons She participated on a panel with Alfonso Gómez, Founding Member of Corporación 3xI, Director of the UC Innovation Center on November 5, 2020. They shared their perspectives on the various dimensions and challenges of design practice and culture today, moderated by Nicolás Rebolledo, Tutor in Service Design at the Royal College of Art and co-founder of UNIT, a strategic design and services studio co-organiser of Design Month 2020.
Candace Steele Flippin, DM Class of 2016, was a Keynote Speaker for the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Conference on October 27, 2020.
Candace ran a webinar on October 20, 2020 for the American Bankers Association called Bridging Multigenerational Workplace Dynamics. Building off her latest research on managing and communicating effectively across diverse groups, she shared practical insights to improve abilities to manage, connect with and understand how the COVID-19 pandemic, economic and racial injustice issues are affecting Millennials and Gen Z workers in the workplace. This session covered four ways you can help your colleagues and teams navigate these issues and is designed to help managers increase effectiveness with their teams.
Candace presented a TEDx Memphis Talk: Are You Talking to Me? What Women Really Want…At Work, on March 17, 2020.
James Hemsath, DM Class of 2017, moderated a panel at the 10th International Engaged Management Scholarship Conference (EMS 2020) on Trust in a Disruptive Era on September 10, 2020.
Anthony Scardillo, DM Class of 2017, Assistant Professor Marketing, Mount Saint Mary College
Newburgh, New York, with Kyle Grppone, MSMC ‘10, presented the iROC : investigating Research On Campus, “Ready for the Real World? The College Student Study”, on October 1, 2020.
Justin Ames, PhD Class of 2018, published “The impact of moral attentiveness on manager’s turnover intent,” with Dustin Bluhm, James Gaskin and Kalle Lyytinen, in Emerald Insight August, 2020.
Cory Campbell, PhD Class of 2018, hosted continuing education workshops for the Indiana CPA society on various emerging technologies and has about 1,000 participants annually. Topics include Building a Digital Mindset, Robotics Process Automation, AI, and Cybersecurity. The continuing education workshops for the INCPA society were conducted during quarters 2, 3 and 4.
Cory hosted a keynote presentation on March 30, 2020at an INCPA Cybersecurity Conference titled "In the Covid Era, What Keeps CPA's Up at Night?"
Cory was also a panelist for the Indiana Sustainability Conference in September, 2020.
Chris Lamb, PhD Class of 2018, published and presented the following: Lamb, C. C., & Wang, Y. (2020). Physician characteristics that influence patient participation in the treatment of primary immunodeficiency. Patient education and counseling. May 20, 2020.
Lamb, Christopher C. “Physician reported quality of care when treating primary immunodeficiency (PID): a mixed method study of physician decision making”. Poster presented for ESID 2020. October, 2020.
Lamb, C. (2020). COVID-19 diagnostic testing: Lessons learned for innovative product development during a public health emergency. Journal of Commercial Biotechnology (2020) 25(3), 38–47. doi: 10.5912/jcb944. October 2020
Osher, G., Lamb, C. C., Ibarra, Y., & Erickson-Samson, D. (2020). Observational Study of SARS-CoV-2 Antibody Immune Response in a Cohort of Patients at a North Suburban Chicago, Illinois Physician’s Practice. LymphoSign Journal.
Jennifer Nash, PhD Class of 2018, published “How to rediscover your authentic self,” in Harvard Business Review, November 2020.
Jennifer was a Guest Speaker, recognizing how you use technology can impact the learning and community EdTech Speaks Podcast!, October 2020.
Jennifer also published Focusing on the Human Element: Effective Coaching in the Digital Age book chapter in Härtel, C. E. J.; Ashkanasy, N.M.; Zerbe, J.W. Emotions and service in the digital age in Research on Emotion in Organizations, Vol 16, pp 51-68 Emerald Publishing Limited in October 2020 link.
Jennifer just launched her audio course on Knowable entitled "Discover Your Why.”
Varun Nagaraj, PhD class of 2019, Nick Berente, Kalle Lyytinen, James Gaskin published an article in the Journal of Product Innovation Management on Team Design Thinking, Product Innovativeness, and the Moderating Role of Problem Unfamiliarity
Robert Warren, DM Class of 2019, and WSOM faculty member, Timothy Fogarty, published a letter to the editor of Tax Notes Federal www.taxnotes.com on August 24, 2020. The title of the piece was “The Tax Liability of the Recently Disgraced as Early Warning Signal,” and the essence of the letter is that police departments should double check to make sure that their officers are filing tax returns.
Shola Ajiboye, PhD Class of 2019, presented “Extreme Disruption: Examining the Dynamic Capabilities of Nonprofit Organizations for Resilience” at the 49th Annual ARNOVA Conference in November, 2020.
Carl Greppin, PhD Class of 2020, presented a paper called “What Motivates Participation in Corruption and How Does Such Participation Affect Firm Performance?” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020. His co-authors on the paper were Kalle Lyytinen, Nnaoke Ufere, PhD Class of 2013, and Yunmei Wang, PhD Class of 2014.
Susan Johnson, PhD Class of 2020, presented a paper called “Spanning the Identity Boundary on Cross-Functional Teams,” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020. Her co-authors on the paper were Richard Boland, Yunmei Wang, PhD Class of 2014, and David Aron.
Angel Lopez, DM Class of 2020, was recently featured in his local newspaper Diario De Navarra on the balance between professional, career and personal life.
Michael Goulder, DM Class of 2021, attending the 2020 Consortium for Operational Excellence in Retail, jointly chaired by Marshall Fisher, of The Wharton School and Ananth Raman of the Harvard Business School. The COER is a true practitioner-scholar body with a roughly equal mix of academics and industry executives. This year's conference went virtual for the first time. Of more importance was the fact that it dealt nearly exclusively with the impact of the pandemic on retail operations. A number of studies in various stages of completion were reviewed, illuminating both the challenges and the opportunities posed by COVID-19.
Mike also presented a paper called “Direct to Consumer Firms: Investing in Differentiated Supply Chain Capabilities,” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020 His co-authors on the paper were Phil Cola, Michael Fisher, PhD Class of 2013, Kalle Lyytinen and Manoj Maholtra.
Stephanie Herbst-Lucke, Phd Class of 2022, presented a poster entitled “The Dynamics that Drive Alliance-Brand Change: The Case of Intercollegiate Athletics,” at the 49th Annual ARNOVA Conference, November 2020.
Stephanie also presented a paper called “Understanding the dynamics of shifting a multi-brand competition to a collaborative alliance, the case of Intercollegiate Athletics,” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020
Ali Raja, DM Class of 2021, presented a paper called “Factors affecting community emergency physician treatment of opioid use disorder with buprenorphine,” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020.
John Rensink, DM Class of 2021 presented, “Leadership in 20/20: Leveraging Innovative Methodologies to Broaden and Sharpen Our Sight,” at the Presenter Symposium at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in August, 2020.
John also presented a paper at the AoM conference called “Leading Between the Lines: How Leaders Use Political Behavior during Organizational Change.”
Michael Cauley, DM Class of 2022, presented “Frontline Healthcare Professionals and Inquiry”
at the 49th Annual ARNOVA Conference in November, 2020.
Dwayne Naylor, DM Class of 2022, presented “How CEOs Lead Values Based Financial Institutions” at the 49th Annual ARNOVA Conference in November 2020.
