Gerald Hoag

Gerald Hoag is a Clinical Professor in Executive Education at the Naveen Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas. He brings extensive industry experience from over 35 years in management consulting, having held leadership positions at Towers Perrin and A.T. Kearney.

His educational background includes:

• MBA, Stanford University, 1965
• BA, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1963

Mr. Hoag specializes in applied business leadership and executive development, drawing from decades of advising CEOs and senior executives across industries, especially in the energy sector. His work emphasizes long-term strategic planning, organizational growth, and marketing strategy. As a Clinical Professor, he bridges academic principles with real-world business challenges.

While no research publications are listed, his professional impact is reflected in building major consulting practices and shaping executive education programs.

Notable recognitions include:

• 1989 International Business Fellow

Mr. Hoag has been deeply involved in university and civic leadership, having chaired the Advisory Council for the School of Management (1999–2002) and the $7.5 million Annual Fund Campaign. He serves on multiple boards, including the Dallas Symphony’s Corporate Advisory Board and Board of Governors, the President’s Development Board at UT Dallas, the Family of the Americas, and Legatus (Dallas Chapter, past president). He also serves as Honorary Consul for Malta in North Texas.

There is no indication of lab or research team affiliations, as his contributions are primarily in executive education and professional service.