Neal Hartman

Neal Hartman is a Senior Lecturer in Managerial Communication at the MIT Sloan School of Management, focusing on leadership, cross-cultural communication, and conflict resolution. He co-leads CMI-Enterprises under the Cambridge-MIT Initiative, fostering entrepreneurial skills in global student teams. His expertise spans intercultural communication, organizational dynamics, and business ethics. Hartman holds degrees from the University of South Carolina (BA in Music Theory/Composition, MS in Higher Education Administration) and an ABD in Organizational Communication from the University of Texas.

Education:

• ABD in Organizational Communication, University of Texas
• MS in Higher Education Administration, University of South Carolina
• BA in Music Theory and Composition, University of South Carolina

His research and teaching emphasize team dynamics, leadership communication, and global collaboration. Hartman has taught in international MBA programs at Tsinghua, Fudan, and Zhongshan Universities in China. His media engagements highlight trends in corporate social responsibility, crisis communication, and soft skills development. He contributes to the Global Executive Academy, a leadership program for executives worldwide.

Labs/Teams:

• CMI-Enterprises (Cambridge-MIT Initiative)
• Global Executive Academy (MIT Sloan Executive Education)