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Grigorios Livanis is an Associate Professor of Strategy & International Business at Ohio University’s College of Business. He specializes in Global Strategy, Innovation, and Organization Design, with a focus on international business dynamics, corporate strategy, and organizational structures. His academic journey includes a PhD and MSc in Applied Economics (minoring in Mathematics and Finance) from the University of Florida under a full scholarship.
Dr. Livanis has taught extensively at Ohio University and Northeastern University, covering courses such as Business Strategy, International Business, Operations Management, and Financial Management. He is a recipient of multiple teaching awards, including Ohio University’s Excellence in Teaching Recognition (2021), Northeastern’s Excellence in Teaching Award (2010), and the General Electric Best Teacher of the Year (2018).
His research explores themes like FDI performance, third-party certifications in weak institutions, and the impact of capital structure on innovation. He has published in top management and economics journals and serves on editorial boards, including the Journal of International Business Policy and Global Strategy Journal. His work has been recognized with awards such as the Academy of International Business Research Methods Best Paper Award (2017) and multiple nominations for best paper and research excellence.
- Education: PhD and MSc in Applied Economics (University of Florida)
- Key Roles: Editorial Board Member, Research Mentor, Awarded Copeland Fellow (2021–2023)
- Research Focus: Global Strategy, Innovation, Organization Design, International Business Policy
Livanis has advised numerous students and contributed to impactful studies on topics like US hegemony in international business research and the implications of geographic proximity in FDI decisions. His work bridges theoretical insights with practical implications for global business strategy and policy.
