Mohammad Niamat Elahee

Mohammad Niamat Elahee is a Professor of International Business at Quinnipiac University, USA. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Texas Pan-American, an MBA from the University of New Brunswick, and undergraduate/postgraduate degrees in Accounting from Dhaka University, Bangladesh. His academic career spans over decades, with teaching stints in Bangladesh, China, France, Egypt, Mexico, and Jordan (as a US Fulbright Professor in 2018). He is a recipient of multiple teaching excellence awards and actively contributes to research at the intersection of culture and business.

Dr. Elahee specializes in International Negotiation, Business Strategy, and Globalization. His research explores cross-cultural dynamics in negotiations, ethical behavior in international business, and the impact of cultural dimensions on consumer behavior. Recent work includes studies on AI applications in business, climate change’s impact on industries like wine production, and geopolitical implications of Iran-China relations.

His publications span peer-reviewed journals and conferences, with a focus on negotiation tactics, cultural identity, and global management strategies. Notable presentations include keynote speeches on the Big Data revolution and the future of trade in emerging markets. He has also engaged in public discourse through media outlets like ABC-CT, CBS-CT, and NPR, contributing op-eds on contemporary business and societal issues.

Dr. Elahee is involved in community service through organizations like the Hamden Rotary Club and the Albert Schweitzer Institute. His academic leadership includes organizing workshops on global business training models and serving as a reviewer for the US Department of Education and international journals.