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Andrew Wu is an Associate Professor of Technology and Operations with tenure at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, serving as Faculty Co-Director of the Michigan Ross Fintech Initiative. He holds the prestigious Michael R. and Mary Kay Hallman Fellowship and Stein Research Scholar designation.
His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Finance from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (2016) and a B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from Yale University (2007).
Wu pioneers the application of natural language processing and text analytics to solve complex operations management challenges. His research spans three critical domains:
- Fintech and Edtech marketplace dynamics
- Supply chain risk exposure measurement through textual analysis
- Societal impacts of operational and financial decisions
His publication trajectory reveals a strategic evolution toward socially impactful research, with increasing focus on gender disparities in digital education, real-world CSR outcomes, and regulatory effects on healthcare markets. The consistent thread is leveraging unstructured text data to quantify previously intangible operational phenomena.
Wu's scholarly impact is evidenced by numerous top honors:
- MSOM Service SIG Best Paper Award (2023)
- MSOM Responsible Research Award (2022)
- POMS Applied Research Challenge Winner (2022)
- Multiple student paper competition recognitions
As an educator, Wu co-created the "Fintech Innovations" specialization reaching over 100,000 learners globally. His mentorship is reflected in student co-authorships winning competitive paper awards. While specific grant details aren't public, his Stein Research Scholar designation indicates institutional research support.
Through the Michigan Ross Fintech Initiative, Wu leads cross-disciplinary teams exploring blockchain applications, cryptocurrency markets, and AI-driven financial services innovation, maintaining strong industry partnerships to translate academic insights into practical solutions.
