Claudia Roehl

Claudia Roehl is an Adjunct Professor (part-time) at the University of San Francisco. She specializes in simplifying complex financial and business concepts through real-world examples. Her roles include interim Program Director for the Masters in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MSEI), Co-Chair of the Graduate Program Committee (2019-2022), and member of the Faculty Governance Committee (2020-2023).

• Education: BA in Economics from Ursinus College (1986), CPA license (1988), CFA Candidate Levels I & II, and Executive MBA via partnership with Harvard/Wharton/Kellogg (1994-1995).

Research Interests: Focuses on financial literacy, resilience in financial systems, ethical business practices, and social entrepreneurship. Active in non-profits addressing community engagement and financial access for underserved groups, particularly women in finance.

Awards: Multiple teaching accolades including top undergraduate (2010) and graduate (2012,2015) awards, and recognition for mission advocacy (2015).

Professional Experience: Held leadership roles at Fitch Investors Service (Director/VP), Kidder Peabody (Assistant VP), JP Morgan (Financial Analyst), and Deloitte (Senior Accountant). Currently advises on executive education programs and MBA curriculum redesign initiatives.