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Bob Myers is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Operations Management at the Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology. He serves as Faculty Director for the EMBA Program and Lean Six Sigma Programs, playing a pivotal role in executive education and curriculum innovation. With extensive industry experience in IT, project management, and engineering, he brings practical insights into the classroom.
Education:
- Ed.D., University of North Georgia
- M.B.A., Kennesaw State University
- M.S. Aerospace, Georgia Institute of Technology
- B.S. Aerospace, Georgia Institute of Technology
Bob Myers' research and teaching interests focus on operations and process excellence. He specializes in Operations Management, Lean Six Sigma, Process Innovation, and Supply Chain Management. His expertise extends to Technology Management, Service Operations, and Business Analytics, where he actively contributes to Georgia Tech's Online Master of Science in Analytics (OMSA) and the Professional Master’s in Manufacturing Leadership (PMML) programs. He has developed and taught courses such as Managing Process Innovation and the Supply Chain Practicum, emphasizing real-world applications.
Though no publications are listed, his recent work in executive education and curriculum design reflects a strong engagement with operational efficiency and analytics. He led the development of Georgia Tech's Online Lean Six Sigma Certification programs and contributed to international initiatives like the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Project in Panama (2024) and training for UPS professionals across Europe (2023).
Scientific Awards:
- Linda and Lloyd Byers Award for Faculty Teaching Excellence (2020)
Bob Myers actively mentors students through independent studies and serves as faculty advisor for the Undergraduate Operations Management Society (UOMS) and several Greek organizations. He has played a key role in grant-funded or institutionally supported initiatives, particularly in expanding online education and executive training programs at Georgia Tech, including OMSA and PMML. His leadership in these programs demonstrates sustained involvement in academic grants and educational innovation.
He is also deeply involved in professional development labs and teams associated with Lean Six Sigma and supply chain practicum projects. These include collaboration with industry partners through case competitions like the 4flow Supply Chain Case Competition and international executive training programs, fostering applied learning environments for students and professionals alike.
