Gillian Oakenfull, professor of marketing, had her post "Can CMOs Avoid That Special Place In Hell?" published on Forbes.com Laurens Steed, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed for the HuffPost article "There Are 2 Types Of Work-From-Home Personalities. Which Are You?" Scott Dust, assistant professor of management, was interviewed for an article in Business Insider: "How leaders should be running performance reviewsand evaluating their team's growth in light of coronavirus, according to HR experts" Bryan Ashenbaum, professor of management, was quoted in a Bloomburg article about the demand for hand sanitizer and disinfectants during the coronavirus pandemic Haim Kassa Gebeyehu, associate professor of finance, had op-eds published by the Brookings Institute and Africa Business Magazine Nam Vu, assistant professor of economics, was interviewed by Vietnam TV about economic implications of American actions. Megan Gerhardt, professor of management, wrote an article for NBC Think called "Coronavirus and Zoom have marked a generation. Let's call them Zoomers" and an article for Biz Ed on "Higher Education's Crucible Moment" during and after the pandemic.
Gillian Oakenfull, professor of marketing, had her post "Can CMOs Avoid That Special Place In Hell?" published on Forbes.com
Laurens Steed, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed for the HuffPost article "There Are 2 Types Of Work-From-Home Personalities. Which Are You?"
Scott Dust, assistant professor of management, was interviewed for an article in Business Insider: "How leaders should be running performance reviewsand evaluating their team's growth in light of coronavirus, according to HR experts"
Bryan Ashenbaum, professor of management, was quoted in a Bloomburg article about the demand for hand sanitizer and disinfectants during the coronavirus pandemic
Haim Kassa Gebeyehu, associate professor of finance, had op-eds published by the Brookings Institute and Africa Business Magazine
Nam Vu, assistant professor of economics, was interviewed by Vietnam TV about economic implications of American actions.
Megan Gerhardt, professor of management, wrote an article for NBC Think called "Coronavirus and Zoom have marked a generation. Let's call them Zoomers" and an article for Biz Ed on "Higher Education's Crucible Moment" during and after the pandemic.
