Enrique A. Gomez

Enrique A. Gomez is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Temple University's Fox School of Business and Management. His research focuses on capital markets asymmetry, voluntary disclosures, information intermediaries, and regulatory frameworks. He holds a PhD in Business Administration from the University of Georgia, alongside BS and MAcc degrees from Brigham Young University.

Education:

• PhD in Business Administration, University of Georgia
• MAcc (Master of Accountancy), Brigham Young University
• BS in Accounting, Brigham Young University

Research Interests: Gomez examines how disclosure policies, regulatory changes, and information dissemination impact capital markets. His work explores voluntary disclosures' role in reducing information asymmetry, the influence of social media on financial analysis, and the effects of SEC regulations on non-GAAP reporting.

Recent Work Trends: His publications analyze regulatory systems like EDGAR, the role of analysts in shaping reporting practices, and the costs associated with social media-driven financial disclosure processing. Key themes include transparency, investor behavior, and regulatory compliance in financial markets.

Awards:

• Deloitte Doctoral Fellowship Award
• Ricky Rice Fellowship (University of Georgia)

Teaching: Courses include Cost Accounting (Undergraduate) and Intermediate Accounting I (Undergraduate). No detailed grant or advising information is provided in the text.