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James E. Schrager is a Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. His research focuses on the application of strategy in executive decision-making, leveraging Herbert A. Simon’s Bounded Rationality model to predict business success or failure, and analyzing board governance and venture capital processes.
- Education:
- Bachelor’s in Economics, Oakland University
- MBA, University of Colorado
- J.D., DePaul University College of Law
- PhD in Organization Behavior and Policy, University of Chicago Booth
His research spans behavioral strategy, corporate turnarounds, and technology commercialization, including collaborations on cardiovascular devices and malaria vaccines. His work has been featured in publications like the Wall Street Journal and CEO Magazine, and he served as founding editor of the Journal of Private Equity for 15 years.
- Awards:
- Emory Williams Award for Excellence in Teaching (3x)
- Faculty Excellence Teaching Award (2017)
- BusinessWeek’s Top 12 Entrepreneurship Teachers
Schrager advises major corporations, startups, and professional service firms, with prior roles at The Marmon Group and Getz Brothers Co., where he executed the first private U.S. IPO in Japan. He also contributes to case-based experiments with Booth MBA students.
