Marcus Burke

Marcus Burke is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at the University of Louisville's College of Business and School of Accountancy. He holds a DBA in Accounting from the University of Scranton (2020) and an MS in Management with dual minors in Accounting and Management Information Systems from Texas A&M University-Commerce. With over 15 years of experience, he specializes in information systems, big data analytics, and enterprise systems analysis (e.g., Microsoft, SAP, Oracle). His expertise includes optimizing logistics operations, data delivery systems, and addressing opaque areas like customs exposure and contract performance.

Education:

• DBA in Accounting, University of Scranton, 2020
• MS in Management (Dual Minors in Accounting and Management Information Systems), Texas A&M University-Commerce

Research Interests: Leveraging technology to enhance financial and operational systems, big data applications in accounting, and enterprise system integration. His award-winning work on goodwill impairment highlights his contribution to managerial accounting practices.

Awards:

• 2020 Lybrand Silver Medal (IMA) for Best Article in Managerial Accounting Quarterly

Professional Roles: Provides global systems analysis and advises on technical acquisitions for multinational management teams. Focuses on timely data delivery, reporting, and improving decision-making transparency in logistics and financial sectors.