John C. Cary

John C. Cary is a Lecturer in the School of Management at Marist University, focusing on courses such as Business 100, HR Management, and Finance for Entrepreneurs. A former franchise owner in national logistics systems, his teaching integrates real-world entrepreneurial experience, emphasizing practical applications of business theory.

• Education
  • EdD – St. John Fisher University
  • MBA (Finance) – Loyola University, New Orleans
  • BS (Geology) – University of Alabama

Dr. Cary’s research centers on business ethics, exploring how pressure, stress, and organizational structures influence individual and corporate decision-making. His work also investigates franchise leadership models, compensation philosophies, and machine learning applications for predicting unethical behavior. Recent publications span topics like cost stickiness, consumer privacy, and the impact of Confucianism on CEO pay.

His awards include recognition for technological innovation in education and leadership in regional business competitions. Dr. Cary contributes to university governance through strategic planning, diversity initiatives, and assessment committees. His corporate background includes consulting roles in logistics and social entrepreneurship, alongside prior experience as a staff accountant in finance sectors.

Scientific Honors:

• Target Corporation Contest: Organizational Behavior Project Winner (Fall 2014)
• Technology Innovation & Digital Education Award (2018–2019)
• I-Learn Web Conferencing Beta Testing Contributor (2016)