Jessy Hsieh

Jessy Hsieh is a Clinical Associate Professor of Management Communication at the Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University. She has been affiliated with NYU since 2010, initially as a Junior Research Scientist in the Center for Digital Economy Research, transitioning into teaching as an Adjunct Instructor in 2013, and was promoted to Clinical Assistant Professor in 2018 before attaining her current rank.

Her academic background includes advanced degrees from NYU and Columbia University:

• PhD, New York University
• MPhil, New York University
• MBA, New York University
• BA, Columbia University

Professor Hsieh's research focuses on adult learning (andragogy), creativity in strategic contexts, digital sociology, and the philosophical foundations of education. These themes are reflected in her interdisciplinary approach to management communication and leadership development.

While no specific articles are listed in the provided text, her teaching and research domains suggest strong engagement with communication theory, digital transformation in organizations, and pedagogical innovation in business education.

She has held administrative roles including Senior Associate Director for Innovation and Associate Director for Graduate Education at Stern, demonstrating leadership beyond the classroom. Prior to her academic career, she served as Assistant Vice President at Deutsche Bank, where she investigated international money laundering trends—experience that likely informs her expertise in ethics, compliance, and global business communication.

She teaches a variety of courses including Business Communication, Strategic Communication, Organizational Communication and its Social Context, Team Communication, Coaching for Impact, Leadership Fellows, Commerce and Culture, and Business and Society.