Ronald R. Mau

Ronald R. Mau is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Business Administration at the College of Business, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. His expertise lies at the intersection of business administration, finance, and aviation, with a strong focus on sustainable transportation and infrastructure development.

Dr. Mau's research interests include financial management, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) impacts on transportation, aviation economics, sports economics, and infrastructure finance. His work applies business and decision-making frameworks to real-world transportation systems, particularly in aviation and seaplane networks.

His recent publications highlight a trend toward sustainability and financial analysis in aviation systems, including seaplane transport in Greece, ESG integration in transportation, and performance evaluation of airlines using advanced decision models. These works reflect interdisciplinary research connecting business strategy with environmental and operational outcomes.

• Member, North American Association of Sports Economists (NAASE)
• Member, Southern Finance Association

Dr. Mau has led significant research projects related to aviation concessions and transportation sustainability. Prior to academia, he worked as a project manager and geotechnical engineer at Terracon, bringing practical engineering and project management experience into his academic work. He advises on research in business applications within aviation and transportation sectors.

His research is conducted through collaborative academic networks, focusing on real-world applications in aviation infrastructure and financial modeling. While no formal lab is mentioned, his work appears to be part of a broader research team focused on aviation and transportation economics at Embry-Riddle.