Tim Baldenius, Professor of Accounting
Accounting Professor Tim Baldenius reflects on his academic background from a comparative perspective, the methods and impact of teaching accounting, and his participation in the Chazen Study Tour to Rwanda.
Nelson M. Fraiman, Professor of Professional Practice
Nelson Fraiman reflects on his teaching and research, identifying his favorite global projects, his strengths and areas for improvement, and the importance of international business education.
Catherine Thomas, Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics
Professor Catherine Thomas discusses her research on decision-making within multinational firms and reflects on her process of selecting research topics and designing empirical studies with a global dimension.
Jerry Kim, Assistant Professor of Management
Professor Jerry Kim talks about growing up and studying in Korea and how these experiences have shaped his interest in researching how firms innovate.
Elke Weber, Jerome A. Chazen Professor of International Business
Professor Weber talks about how honeybees subscribe to the capital asset pricing model, how politicians use uncertainty, and what proverbs can tell us about international differences in risk appetite.
Suresh Sundaresan, Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Professor of Financial Institutions
After receiving a postgraduate diploma in business administration and working as the assistant to the deputy general manager at Tata Engineering, Suresh Sundaresan realized his calling was in academia.
Professor Ray Fisman: The Private Sector and International Development
Professor Ray Fisman hopes to teach his students about the way the world works in his course, The Private Sector and International Development.
Professor Stephen P. Zeldes: Global Economic Environment
Global Economic Environment, a core course taught by Professor Stephen P. Zeldes, hopes to leverage the Business School's deep international student base through discussion and debates.
Sergei Savin, Associate Professor of Decision, Risk and Operations
Associate Professor Sergei Savin discusses his research on healthcare operations in England, his love of teaching, and his unconventional classroom rules.