Naomi Rothenberg

Naomi Rothenberg, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the University of Alberta's Alberta School of Business, Department of Accounting and Business Analytics. She specializes in accounting theory, auditing, incentives, and information quality. Her work addresses topics like asymmetric information, performance evaluation, and team-based decision-making.

Research Interests:
Rothenberg's research focuses on auditing mechanisms, information asymmetry in organizations, and the design of effective performance measurement systems. She explores how information sharing and disclosure policies impact organizational efficiency, particularly in team contexts. Key themes include audit quality dynamics, legal liability frameworks for auditors, and the behavioral aspects of managerial decision-making under uncertainty.

Teaching:
Rothenberg teaches courses in managerial and financial accounting, including Accounting 322 (Management Decision Making), Accounting 424 (Intermediate Management Accounting), and Accounting 523 (Internal Decision-Making). Her teaching emphasizes practical applications of cost systems, performance evaluation, and strategic analysis.