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Educational Background: Ph.D. 2001 Northwestern University; McCormick School of Engineering Defense completed Industrial Engineering and Management Science November 21, 2000 Dissertation: Decision Order Theory: The Semantic Dimensions of Decision-Making. Dr. Donald Frey (committee chair) MS.IE 1998 Northwestern University; McCormick School of Engineering Industrial Engineering and Management Science MBA 1993 New York University; Leonard N. Stern School of Business Marketing and International Business MS.ME 1987 Georgia Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineering - Computer Integrated Manufacturing BS.ME 1986 University of Notre Dame Mechanical Engineering Courses Usually Taught: Business Block 1 Integrated Business Core (Designed and Taught) Operations Management (Designed and Taught) Engineering Economics / Corporate Finance (Designed and Taught) Managerial Economics (Designed) Employment History: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MANAGEMENT - Northern Arizona University (Flagstaff, Arizona) 2001 Present PARTNER 1999 2001 INSTRUCTOR - Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois) 1998 2000 STRATEGIC/MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT 1994 1995 NEW BUSINESS ANALYST 1993 1994 PROGRAM MANAGER 1992 1993 RESEARCH LIAISON 1991 1992 LEAD MANUFACTURING / EQUIPMENT ENGINEER 1987 1991 CO-OP: ADVANCED MANUFACTURING RESEARCH Summer 1987 CO-OP: SPACE STATION APPLIANCES Summer 1986 CO-OP: AIR CONDITIONER PRODUCT ENGINEERING Summer 1985 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (RESIDENT) 1994 1995 Basic knowledge of spoken/written Hungarian Knowledge of business operation in Hungary (etiquette, protocol, etc.) Experienced with cross-cultural communication and meeting facilitation STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (RESIDENT) 1993 International Management Program at the Stockholm School of Economics (6 months) SINDELFINGEN, GERMANY (EXTENSIVE WORK) 1988 1992 Coordinating business activities with IBMs German facility located in Sindelfingen Area(s) of Emphasis: Application Decision analysis Manufacturing management Computer integrated manufacturing Valuation methodologies (real options) Operational business strategy Alignment (business, information, and the internet) Conceptual mapping and visualization of complex systems. Supply chain / design chain integration Theory Complexity and complex systems theory Agent based simulation modeling Complex systems theory Internet Economics (enabling technologies) Economic theories of the firm, innovation, entrepreneurship, and transactions. Empirical research methodologies Structural Equation Modeling (statistical modeling) Taxonomic theory |
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