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Kunsoo Hanمشاهده پروفایل

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McGill UniversityCanada

Dr. Kunsoo Han is an Associate Professor of Information Systems and Academic Director of the Master of Management in Retailing (MMR) at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management. He holds a PhD from the University of Minnesota and BSc/MSc from KAIST. His research focuses on IT outsourcing, business value of IT, and digital economy dynamics. He teaches courses on systems analysis, project management, and digital economy principles. Dr. Han's research has been published in top journals like Information Systems Research , Management Science , and MIS Quarterly . He has received awards including the Bensadoun Faculty Scholar (2017–present) and multiple best paper recognitions. His work explores topics such as IT's role in cross-border acquisitions, software patent strategies, and green cloud computing. Education: PhD, University of Minnesota, USA MSc, KAIST, South Korea BSc, KAIST, South Korea Grants & Funding: SSHRC Grant: $139,040 for 'Impacts of IT on Multinational Corporations' (2016–2020) FQRSC Grant: $313,280 for 'Winning with IT in a Digital Economy' (2016–2020) McGill Grant: $1,500 for 'Impact of IT on Energy Productivity' (2016) Teaching: INSY 333: Systems Analysis and Modeling INSY 450: Information Systems Project Management INSY 709: IT and Digital Economy (PhD) MGCR 620: Information Systems (MBA) Awards Summary: Bensadoun Faculty Scholar (2017–present) INFORMS CIST Best Student Paper Runner-up (2017) SSHRC Aurora Prize Nominee (2008) Dr. Han's research bridges IT strategy with organizational performance, emphasizing sustainability and global business challenges. He advises doctoral students and leads initiatives linking digital innovation with economic outcomes.

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Alain Pinsonneaultمشاهده پروفایل

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McGill UniversityCanada

Dr. Alain Pinsonneault is a Distinguished James McGill Professor and IMASCO Chair in Information Systems at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management. He serves as Academic Director of the McGill-HEC EMBA program and co-founded this executive education initiative in 2005. His research examines the organizational impacts of information technologies across banking, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors. Dr. Pinsonneault's research focuses on ERP implementation, user adaptation to new technologies, social networks, and e-health systems. His work explores how digital transformation affects organizational performance through strategic alignment, electronic integration, and business agility. Recent studies investigate data scientists' occupational identity threats, digital strategic agility through weak signal detection, and distributed IT championing processes. His publication record demonstrates consistent leadership in top-tier journals including MIS Quarterly , Information Systems Research , and Management Science . Recent articles show increasing focus on digital transformation challenges, with strong representation in healthcare IT applications and social media contexts. His work bridges technical implementation issues with strategic business outcomes. Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (2010) Fellow of the Association for Information Systems (2014) Chevalier, Ordre National du Québec (2016) King Charles III medal (2025) Multiple best paper awards across ICIS, AMCIS, and HICSS conferences Dr. Pinsonneault has secured major funding from SSHRC, FRQSC, and NSERC, including the $313,280 'Winning with IT in a Digital Economy' project (2015-2019). His research teams investigate IT slack resources, social network effects on managerial vision, and implementation challenges affecting IT value realization. Current work through the McGill HEC EMBA program focuses on executive education for digital leadership.

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Peter Richardsonمشاهده پروفایل

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Queen's University at KingstonCanada

Professor Peter Richardson is a tenured faculty member at Queen's University's Smith School of Business, where he has served for 37 years. He specializes in strategic management, organizational change, and operational efficiency, with a focus on the impact of speed on business processes. His academic career includes roles as Professor (since 1987), Associate Professor (1980–1987), and Assistant Professor (1976–1980). Education: PhD in Business Administration (University of Western Ontario, 1975), MBA coursework (1972), and BSc in Electrical Engineering (Leeds University, 1968). Research interests include strategic transformation, cost containment, and mining industry strategy. He has authored over 90 papers and co-authored Fast Forward: Organizational Change in 100 Days . His consultancy work spans major mining projects like the Collahuasi copper mine (Chile) and the Victor Diamond Mine (Canada). Teaching includes strategic leadership, management of technology, and executive education programs. Administrative roles include MBA Curriculum Committee Chair and University Senator.

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William Cannonمشاهده پروفایل

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Queen's University at KingstonCanada

Dr. William T. Cannon is an Associate Professor at Queen's University's Smith School of Business, holding one of the longest tenures on the faculty. He specializes in actuarial science, mathematical finance, international economics, and regulatory frameworks for energy industries. His career spans over 40 years with significant contributions through 70+ finance case studies and influential regulatory consulting work. Educational Background: PhD in Business Economics (Harvard University, 1976) MBA (York University, 1969) via CIBC Centennial Fellowship Program Bachelor of Commerce (University of Manitoba, 1967) Research Interests: Focuses on financial intermediation models, energy sector regulation (cost of capital, mergers & acquisitions), and financial instrument development. His work intersects corporate finance, risk management, and regulatory policy. Key Contributions: Over 30 years of regulatory testimony on energy pricing, capital structure policies, and utility mergers. Developed frameworks for evaluating gas utility expansions and electric distribution systems. Authored foundational monographs on Canadian banking evolution, interest rate risk management, and merger analysis. Recipient of Queen’s University Distinguished Service Award (2008) Multiple teaching excellence awards including Commerce Society Awards (1999, 2002) Service Roles: Former Chair of Queen’s Pension Committee (2000–2012), Chair of Senate Budget Review Committee, and long-term advisor to Queen’s Investment Club. Active in university governance through numerous committees. Labs/Teams: Core faculty contributor to Queen’s Financial Economics Group and the Smith School’s finance curriculum development initiatives.

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Sean Clearyمشاهده پروفایل

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Queen's University at KingstonCanada

Dr. Sean Cleary is the BMO Professor of Finance at Queen's University’s Smith School of Business. He holds a PhD in Finance from the University of Toronto and is a CFA charterholder. He serves as Chair of the Institute for Sustainable Finance (ISF) and founded the Master of Finance program at Smith. His research focuses on sustainable finance, corporate finance, and investments, with over 4,700 citations in his work. Education: PhD in Finance, University of Toronto (1998) MBA, Saint Mary’s University (1989) B.A. in Economics, Acadia University (1983) Research Interests: Dr. Cleary’s work emphasizes sustainable finance, including ESG integration and climate policy analysis. He also explores corporate governance, institutional investor behavior, and market efficiency. His recent studies address the economic impacts of climate change and carbon pricing mechanisms. Articles Trends: Recent publications highlight sustainable finance innovations, post-crisis corporate strategies, and climate adaptation costs. His work bridges theoretical finance with practical policy implications, particularly in Canada’s financial landscape. Awards: Best Paper in Banking and Finance (2012 European Business Research Conference) Best Paper in Finance Division (2006 ASAC Conference) Advising & Grants: Supervised over 8 PhD/Master’s students. Secured grants exceeding $900,000, including SSHRC funding for sustainable finance research. Active in professional service roles, including CFA Society advisory councils. Labs/Teams: Leads the Institute for Sustainable Finance (ISF), a multi-disciplinary initiative fostering sustainable finance innovation and policy development.

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Dimitris Kampisمشاهده پروفایل

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University of PiraeusGreece

Dr. Dimitris Kampis is an Associate Professor at the Department of Business Organization & Administration, University of Piraeus since 1994. His teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate levels, focusing on Marketing, Finance, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Strategic Management. He has taught at Universities of Crete, Birmingham, and Durham, alongside extensive consulting for financial institutions like Citigroup and Goldman Sachs on public debt and international project financing. Education: PhD in Commerce from University of Birmingham, MBA from same institution, graduate of Athens Business School Research interests include strategic management frameworks, Mergers & Acquisitions analysis, fiscal policy instruments, and public debt strategies. His work integrates economic theories with practical business challenges, particularly in multidisciplinary applications of M&A diagnostics. Publications emphasize conceptual critiques of competition theories and healthcare quality systems. Consulting engagements span over 30 years with global institutions, addressing large-scale project financing and public debt management. His expertise bridges academic research and real-world financial decision-making.

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Ramin P Baghaiمشاهده پروفایل

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Stockholm School of EconomicsSweden

Overview Ramin P. Baghai is a Professor in the Department of Finance at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE). He holds additional research affiliations with the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI), and Swedish House of Finance (SHoF). His work focuses on corporate finance, labor economics, and financial markets regulation. Research Interests Prof. Baghai’s research addresses critical issues such as credit rating agency behavior, corporate governance structures, labor market dynamics during financial distress, and the implications of legal frameworks on innovation and mergers. His recent studies explore topics like team dynamics in bankruptcy, mental health impacts of corporate mergers, and the role of non-rating revenues in conflict of interest scenarios. Key methodologies include empirical analysis of corporate data and regulatory impact assessments. Professional Activities He maintains an active academic profile through his contributions to research centers and serves as a research fellow at SHoF. His work is widely cited, with a Google Scholar profile available for detailed exploration. Contact information includes Ramin.Baghai@hhs.se and +46 8 736 92 96.

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Joanna Korpusمشاهده پروفایل

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Warsaw School of EconomicsPoland

Joanna Korpus is a Professor at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics, serving as Deputy Dean of Graduate Studies. She previously held the role of Deputy Dean of Undergraduate Studies from 2020 to 2024. A graduate of the Faculty of Management at Częstochowa University of Technology, she earned her PhD in economic science specializing in management. Deputy Dean of Graduate Studies (current) Deputy Dean of Undergraduate Studies (2020–2024) Her research focuses on strategic management, particularly growth strategies, competitive advantage, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A). She has authored over 80 publications and participated in multiple research projects, including studies on hostile takeovers, value creation in M&A, and strategic management trends. Her recent work explores green M&A as tools for energy transition, technological acquisitions in the digital economy, and intangible assets in strategic fields. These studies highlight her interest in sustainability, digital transformation, and organizational adaptability. Joanna's Google Scholar publications reveal a consistent focus on M&A dynamics, strategic flexibility, and corporate social responsibility. Her research spans from theoretical frameworks to empirical analyses of Polish enterprises, addressing challenges in hostile takeovers, post-merger integration, and market value optimization.

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Mark Manfredoمشاهده پروفایل

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Arizona State UniversityUnited States

Mark Manfredo is the Dean's Council Distinguished Professor and Professor at the Morrison School of Agribusiness within Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business. His research focuses on commodity price analysis, futures and options markets, and agribusiness risk management. He has held administrative roles including Director of the Morrison School (2013–2020) and Associate Dean for the Polytechnic Campus. Manfredo teaches courses in commodity markets, risk management, and agribusiness finance, and advises Barrett Honors College students. Education: Ph.D. (1999) and M.S. (1994) in Agricultural Economics from the University of Illinois and New Mexico State University, respectively, and a B.S. (1992) from California State University–Fresno. Research interests include agribusiness finance, futures markets, volatility forecasting, and hedging strategies. He co-chaired the NCCC-134 Commodity Price Analysis Conference (2007–2011) and serves on the editorial board of Agribusiness: An International Journal . Awards include ASU's 2007 Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching and the Western Agricultural Economics Association's Undergraduate Teaching Award. He contributes to industry via board membership with the Arizona Food Marketing Alliance and executive education programs on agricultural finance and supply chains. His over 50 publications span leading journals like American Journal of Agricultural Economics and Energy Economics .

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Greg Shafferمشاهده پروفایل

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University of RochesterUnited States

Greg Shaffer is the John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Business & Public Policy and Professor of Marketing at the Simon Business School, University of Rochester. He concurrently holds an appointment in the School of Management at the University of East Anglia (UK) and is the founder and director of the Simon School’s Center for Pricing. His research focuses on pricing policies, vertical restraints (e.g., exclusive dealing, bundling, slotting allowances), and antitrust economics, employing game theoretic models. He has advised U.S. antitrust agencies and contributed to FTC reports on slotting allowances. Shaffer is a co-editor of the Journal of Economics & Management Strategy and associate editor of Journal of Economics & Business , with extensive editorial roles across multiple journals since 1998. He has also taught at Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School, the University of Michigan, and the Norwegian School of Economics. Shaffer’s teaching accolades include multiple Superior Teaching Awards (2001, 2004, 2024) and being voted top instructor repeatedly. His courses emphasize pricing strategies, industrial organization, and vertical contracting. Research grants from the NSF, U.S. Social Science Research Council, and UK Social Research Council have supported his work. He has received the Emerald Management Review’s Citation of Excellence Award (2002) and has been cited in top journals like the American Economic Review and Journal of Political Economy . His research trends highlight the interplay between pricing strategies and antitrust implications, particularly in distribution channels. Key themes include the use of game theory to analyze vertical restraints, the competitive effects of slotting allowances, and the design of market-share contracts. Recent work (2020–2025) examines media attention on pricing, bundling practices, and double marginalization microfoundations. Awards: Superior Teaching (2024, 2004, 2001), Emerald Citation (2002), Excellence in Education (1993–1994), Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow (1992–1993), Reader’s Digest Prize (1987–1988). Grants & Advising: NSF, FTC collaboration on slotting allowances, antitrust agency testimonies (1995, 2000). Shaffer founded the Center for Pricing and collaborates with the Bradley Policy Research Center and the Business & Policy Initiative. His work bridges academic research with practical policy implications, especially in competition law and merger analysis.

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Lynne D. Richerمشاهده پروفایل

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William James CollegeUnited States

Lynne D. Richer is an Assistant Professor and Director of Field Placement in the Organizational and Leadership Psychology Department at William James College. Her academic and professional work bridges leadership development with organizational psychology. Education: EdD in Leadership and Development, Human Resources from Boston University MA in Human Resource Development from American International College BA in Education from University of Massachusetts Research Interests: Richer focuses on executive coaching , emotional intelligence in the workplace , and global team effectiveness . Her work explores cultural integration post-merger , strategic HR practices , and corporate learning frameworks , emphasizing leadership assessment and competency modeling. Professional Affiliations: She is affiliated with the Institute of Coaching, Organization Development Network (National), Boston Facilitators’ Roundtable, Human Resources Leadership Forum, and other industry groups. Prior Experience: Richer held leadership roles at Dell Technologies, Iron Mountain, MathWorks, Avid Technology, Telefonica/Lycos, EMC/Data General, Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA, and BayBanks, spanning global organization development, HR strategy, and executive coaching.

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Christian Ploderمشاهده پروفایل

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MCI Management Center InnsbruckAustria

Christian Ploder is a Lecturer at MCI Management Center Innsbruck, focusing on Information Systems, ERP systems, and e-business. He holds a Dr. in Information Systems from the University of Innsbruck and has over 15 years of professional experience across academia and industry. Education: PhD in Information Systems, University of Innsbruck (2005-2009) Mag. in Information Systems, University of Innsbruck (2000-2005) Research interests include Quality Management Systems, Blockchain in healthcare, IoT applications in education, and gamification in learning. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementations in ERP systems, data analytics, and digital transformation. Recent articles explore blockchain for electronic health records, AR in engineering education, and machine learning for manufacturing cost estimation. These contributions highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining IT systems with organizational and educational contexts. Awarded for contributions to knowledge management frameworks and ERP integration strategies. Advised over 50 students, focusing on topics like RPA post-implementation, AR in classrooms, and cybersecurity in SMEs. Led projects on digital twin simulations, cloud-based ERP systems, and enterprise risk management. Active in SAP Academic Community and IEEE conferences, emphasizing practical teaching tools for emerging technologies.

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Stefano Gattiمشاهده پروفایل

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Bocconi UniversityItaly

Stefano Gatti is a Professor of Practice in Finance at Bocconi University , holding the Antin Infrastructure Partners Chair of Infrastructure Financing within the SDA Bocconi School of Management . He previously directed the full-time MBA program (2015–2017) and the International Teachers’ Program. His professional roles include board directorships, investment committee memberships, and consultancy for institutions like the OECD and World Banks. He has received the Best Teacher Award multiple times. Research focuses on banking, financial intermediation , and the intersection of finance with infrastructure investing . Key themes include project finance structuring, M&A earnouts, and corporate governance impacts on debt contracts. He co-authored influential works on public-private partnerships and infrastructure disruption challenges. Teaching spans Master’s and MBA programs , including courses like 'Structured and Project Finance' and 'Project Finance for Green Business'. His work bridges academic rigor with practical finance solutions, advising corporations and policymakers on infrastructure financing strategies. Notable publications include analyses of asset encumbrance effects on bank risk (2023), PPP adverse selection solutions (2022), and enforcement quality in M&A earnouts (2021).

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Miles Bernard Gietzmannمشاهده پروفایل

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Bocconi UniversityItaly

Miles Bernard Gietzmann is a Professor of Accounting and Director of the Department of Accounting at Bocconi University. His research focuses on accounting, public policy, financial markets, blockchain, and corporate governance. Prior to joining Bocconi, he held academic positions at the University of Bristol, London School of Economics, and Durham University. His research interests span disclosure strategies, regulatory impacts on financial reporting, and the intersection of blockchain technology with accounting practices. Recent work examines SEC regulations, corporate governance during crises, and market reactions to financial disclosures. Dr. Gietzmann serves as an associate editor for the Journal of Accounting and Public Policy. His publications demonstrate a consistent focus on market-driven disclosure theories, regulatory compliance, and corporate financial strategies in evolving market conditions. Teaching Areas: Applied Valuation Analysis for Mergers and Business Combinations Introduction to Blockchain Accounting Theory Financial Statement Analysis

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Annalisa Prencipeمشاهده پروفایل

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Bocconi UniversityItaly

Dr. Annalisa Prencipe is Full Professor and holder of the KPMG Chair in Accounting at Bocconi University, where she serves on the University Board. As President of the European Accounting Association (2021-2023) and former Dean of Bocconi Undergraduate School (2016-2022), she is a leading accounting scholar. Research examines: Financial and sustainability reporting practices Corporate governance mechanisms International accounting standards implementation Private and family firm accounting Awards include the Donato Menichella Prize (2018), Ensign of Labor from the Italian President, and Bocconi Impact of Research Award (2020). Her publications in premier journals analyze accounting quality, audit regulation, M&A valuation, and governance in concentrated markets.

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