Innovate and Lead
The Department of Strategic Management (SGM) is home to four areas of study: Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management, Consulting, and International Business. The skills students master while studying these disciplines are universally applicable in the business world and create innovative, strategic, and forward-thinking employees equipped to add value to organizations in any field.
Undergraduate students can major in Entrepreneurship or International Business, and minor in Entrepreneurship, International Business, or Consulting. Graduate students can earn their Master of Science in Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship (IME), earn their MBA with a concentration in Strategic Management, or earn a dual MBA/IME degree. Graduate students can also take elective courses in International Business and Consulting. PhD students can specialize in Strategic Management.
Disciplines & Programs
Choose the Area of Study That is Right for You
The Strategic Management Department prepares students to be industry leaders in Entrepreneurship, Innovation Management, International Business, Consulting, and Strategic Management. Each program focuses on hands-on, experiential instruction that allows students to learn in real-world situations. Through internships, networking events, expert guest speakers, travel abroad, mentoring, and co-curricular programs, the SGM curriculum moves beyond the textbook. Under the guidance of faculty who are thought leaders in their fields, students have the opportunity to move toward their career goals and graduate ahead of the professional curve.
Explore the programs in these unique disciplines that will set you apart—and get you ahead.
Advance Business Through Research
The Strategic Management (SGM) faculty come from various backgrounds in strategy, economics, marketing, sociology, organizational theory, international business, and public policy. Thus, there is an appreciation for an interdisciplinary approach to the study of strategy within the department. Importantly, the department presents a fertile environment for those who wish to study at the various intersections of strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship, and global business. Explore new insights and research.
Fox Centers and Institutes
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute
- Fox Management Consulting
- Institute of Global Management Studies
Meet the Faculty
Joan Allatta
Assistant Professor of Instruction
| Office: | Alter Hall 558 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.3778 |
| Email: | joan.allatta@temple.edu |
Dr. Joan T. Allatta joins the Fox School from Purdue University, where she was an Assistant Professor of Strategic Management since 2005.
Prior to earning her PhD, Dr. Allatta worked at General Electric. Her research interests include knowledge networks, organizational capabilities, and communication technologies. Her published papers include “Evolving Communication Patterns in Response to an Acquisition Event,” which appeared in a 2011 edition of the Strategic Management Journal, and she has more works in progress.
Dr. Allatta has earned nine awards and grants, including the Krannert Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Award in 2009-10, Booz Allen Hamilton/SMS PhD Fellowship in 2004, and three Distinguished Teacher Awards. She has also presented at numerous national and international conferences.
Dr. Allatta received her PhD in Strategic Management and Master of Arts in Management and Applied Economics from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. She also holds a Master of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Virginia and a Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering Systems from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
Marilyn Anthony
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 543 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.5708 |
| Email: | tuf38224@temple.edu |
Dwight Carey
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 504B |
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| Phone: | 215.204.4153 |
| Email: | dcarey@temple.edu |
| Research Interests: | Monetary policy and its future impact |
Rajeswararao Chaganti
Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 539 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.5675 |
| Email: | chaganti@temple.edu |
Professor Chaganti’s teaching portfolio includes entrepreneurship, strategic management, business policy & administration courses in the MBA and EMBA Programs. His research writings have appeared in Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice, Journal of Small Business Management, Journal of Management Studies, Strategic Management Journal, among other publications. He co-authored two books: High Performance Management Strategies for Entrepreneurial Companies [1991] and Corporate Governance and the Timeliness of Change — Reorientation in 100 American Firms [1998]. He served in several leadership positions: Chair of the Department [1995-99; 1990-1993], founding Executive Director of the Institute of Global Management Studies [1997-1999], co-editor of the Journal of International Management [1998-2000]. He organized several national and international conferences, including “Managing Financial Risks and Opportunities in Asian Markets” [April 1998] and “Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions — Regional and Global Perspectives” [April 1999].
Charles Dhanaraj
Full Professor of Practice, H.F. "Gerry" Lenfest Professor of Strategic Management
| Office: | Alter Hall 553 |
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| Phone: | 215-204-4555 |
| Email: | charles.dhanaraj@temple.edu |
Susan Feinberg
Associate Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 555 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.2219 |
| Email: | feinberg@temple.edu |
Jane Frankel
Assistant Professor of Instruction
| Office: | Alter Hall 553 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.3232 |
| Email: | janehf@temple.edu |
Dr. Bertrand Guillotin
Assistant Professor of Instruction
| Office: | Alter Hall 539 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.4201 |
| Email: | bertrand.guillotin@temple.edu |
Bertrand Guillotin joined the Fox School of Business on July 1st, 2015, following appointments as Director of the International Programs Office at Duke University (Fuqua School of Business) and as part-time instructor with Campbell University after a successful international corporate career in Germany and in the US.
At Fox, Bertrand serves as Assistant Professor and Academic Director of the International Business Administration undergraduate program in the Strategic Management department. He is also very engaged with the Academic of International Business as Chair for the US Northeast Chapter and the Consortium for Undergraduate International Business Education.
His research combines international business and strategic management. His recent publications include articles in the European Foundation for Management Development’s Global Focus, the Financial Times (London, UK), Les Echos, a prominent French economic newspaper, and the Thunderbird International Business Review (lead article Sept/Oct 2015 issue).
Bertrand holds a DBA from Grenoble Ecole de Management, France, an MBA in International Management from Thunderbird (Arizona State University), a European Diploma of Higher Education in International Marketing from FEDE in Switzerland, a Manager du Commerce International diploma from ESARC business school, and a Brevêt de Technicien Supérieur en Commerce International from LETP M. Tessier in France.
Robert D. Hamilton III
Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 550 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.6870 |
| Email: | rdhiii@temple.edu |
Rob Hamilton has extensive academic research, consulting and teaching expertise in both domestic and international arenas. His academic training includes a Bachelor’s degree from Cornell University, his MBA degree from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and his Ph.D. from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Dr. Hamilton has been a faculty member in the Strategic Management Department at Temple University since 1981 and has won seven awards for outstanding teaching. His teaching honors include a Musser Leadership Award for Teaching Excellence, Asher Award for Outstanding Faculty, an MBA Student Association award for Excellence in Instructional Innovation, Executive MBA Faculty of the Year award-twice, a Lindback Foundation Distinguished Teaching Award and the Great Teacher Award, Temple University’s highest teaching honor.
Rob’s academic research has focused on strategic management, industry competitive interaction, and the control of multinational enterprises. He has served on 28 Ph.D. dissertation committees and has chaired, or is currently chairing, a total of 14 of those committees. He has published more than 30 articles in journals such as Management International Review, Long Range Planning, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, R and D Management and Journal of International Management. In addition, he has made more than 30 presentations at various conferences. He is a recipient of the Dean’s Research Honor Roll and has twice been selected as an Outstanding Reviewer by the Academy of Management. He has served as a member of the Editorial Board of Journal of International Management for the last decade.
Dr. Hamilton’s service is extensive within the University as well as outside. He has formerly served as Assistant Dean for Graduate Programs, President of the School of Business, Collegial Assembly and Chair of the Strategic Management Department. He served as Chair of Temple University’s Great Teacher Award Committee for half a decade. He is currently the faculty Co Chair of the FSBM Planning Oversight Committee and facilitates School retreats. He has served as a member of the Vestry and Rector’s Warden at St. Thomas Church, Whitemarsh. He is a current member of the Advisory Board of the Board of Directors of the Presbyterian Children’s Village for abused children and serves on the Board of Directors of the Temple University Lutheran-Episcopal Campus Ministry. He is also a member of the Temple University Alumni Association Board of Directors.
TL Hill
Associate Professor of Instruction
| Office: | Alter Hall 547 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.3079 |
| Email: | tl.hill@temple.edu |
| Research Interests: | Governance of Knowledge Intensive Organizations and Social Ventures, Organizational boundaries, the Social and Institutional Context of Entrepreneurship |
TL Hill is an Associate Professor in Strategic Management and Managing Director of the Fox Management Consulting Practice, the capstone residency for all Fox MBA students. As the Academic Director of the MBA, TL has also recently lead the transformation of the MBA to a competency-based models in which students complete a dozen live projects while developing the skills and judgment valued by employers.
TL’s research interests include the governance of knowledge intensive organizations and social ventures, the ways networks span organizational boundaries, the social and institutional context of entrepreneurship, and community economic development.
Prior to joining the Fox School, TL was a Managing Director for New Society Publishers, where he edited more than 30 books, and a strategic consultant for small and family-owned firms. TL has earned a PhD and an MBA from Temple University’s Fox School of Business and an A.B. in Religious Studies from Brown University.
- Hill, TL & Scott, Jonathan. 2014. Knows My Business: The Association between Preference for Relational Governance and Owners’ Choice of Banks. Journal of Small Business Management. In press.
- Hill, TL, Feinberg, Susan & Darendeli, Izzet Sidki. 2014. An institutional perspective on nonmarket strategies for a world in flux. In Lawton, Thomas C. & Rajwani, Tazeeb, eds., The Routledge Companion to Nonmarket Strategy. (NY: Routledge): xx-xx. In press.
- Hill, TL, Kothari, Tanvi & Shea, Matt. 2010. Patterns of meaning in the social entrepreneurship literature: semantic network analysis insights. Journal of Social Entrepreneurship, 1 (1): 5-31.
- Malach-Pines, Alaya, Haim Levy, Agnes Utasi, TL Hill. 2005. Entrepreneurs as cultural heroes: a cross-cultural, interdisciplinary perspective. Journal of Managerial Psychology, 20 (6): 541-555.
- Hill, TL and Barbara Ferman. 2004. The challenges of agenda conflict in higher-education-community research partnerships: Views from the community side. Journal of Urban Affairs 26 (2): 241-257.
Fox School of Business, Temple University
- Enterprise Management Consulting capstone
- Social Entrepreneurship Seminar
- Nonprofit Governance (Fox Board Fellows)
- Region’s Business, “Philadelphia’s Growing Culture of Innovation”
- Fox Full-Time* MBA Faculty of the Year — 2013
- Fox Full-Time* MBA Faculty of the Year — 2009
- MBA Teaching Excellence, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning — 2009
- Fox School Leader in Teaching and Innovation — 2009
- Innovation & Entrepreneurship Teaching & Research Fellow —2007 – 2008
- Managing Director, Fox Management Consulting — 2000 – present
- Associate Director, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute, Temple University, Philadelphia — 2000 – 2001
- Director, Family Business Alliance, Temple University, Philadelphia — 1997 – 2000
- Management Consultant, Small Business Development Center, Temple University, Philadelphia —1996 –2000
- Turnaround Consultant, Monthly Review Press — 1995 – 1997
- Managing Director, New Society Publishers — 1985 – 1997
- Editorial Board, Peace News magazine — 1983 – 1984
- Project Coordinator, Providence Area Health Care Foundation — 1982 –1983
Michelle Histand
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 504e |
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| Phone: | 215-204-4170 |
| Email: | tub86230@temple.edu |
Alan Kerzner
Assistant Professor of Practice, and Director of the Temple University Entrepreneurship Academy
| Office: | Alter Hall 542 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.8818 |
| Email: | alan.kerzner@temple.edu |
Alan Kerzner is a proven business leader whose focus now surrounds enhancing the performance of students, executives and businesses in the areas of innovation and entrepreneurship. Alan currently serves as an assistant professor in the Strategic Management department, and as the Director of the Temple University Entrepreneurship Academy (TUEA).
During a thirty-five year marketing and management career, Alan held positions at Fortune 100 companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble and launched several successful start-ups. During these experiences, he won numerous awards for outstanding recruiting and training.
Always focused on the development of individuals, teams and organizations during his business career, Mr. Kerzner then took this commitment to the university and executive education areas. He is engaged at/as:
- The Wharton School in their Global Consulting Practicum and the Aresty Institute for Executive Education;
- Adjunct Professor at the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Services;
- Visiting instructor in Australia’s leading MBA program
- Director of the Temple University Entrepreneurship Academy
As Founder and CEO of the Institute for Global Student Success, Mr. Kerzner developed an innovative program that has been shown to enhance international students’ performance academically, socially and professionally. Nine out of every ten students Alan works with get paid internships and/or jobs in the United States at firms such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, the Big 4, Disney, Amazon, Marriott etc. He has conducted training sessions at several leading American universities as well Xiamen University, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Nanjing Audit University and the International Education Institute of Vietnam National University.
Mr. Kerzner received an MBA from the Wharton School with Honors and received a BA in Economics and Psychology from the University of Rochester where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with Highest Distinction in each discipline and Phi Beta Kappa.
Harold E. Klein
Associate Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 531 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.8883 |
| Email: | klein@temple.edu |
Harold E. Klein (Ph.D., Columbia; M.B.A., Dartmouth; B.Ch.E., City College of NY) is Associate Professor of Strategic Management at The Fox School of Business & Management, Temple University. He has taught in the strategic management area at the graduate and undergraduate levels, and the International and Executive MBA Programs. In 2013, he completed a five-year term as Visiting Scholar and Affiliate Faculty in the Organizational Dynamics Graduate Studies Program, University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Klein served as the first GSM Department Ph.D. Program Coordinator, designed doctoral-level seminars and graduate courses in strategic management. Dr. Klein launched the Fox School’s International MBA Program as its first Director abroad, establishing it in France and subsequently in Tokyo. His research interests are in strategic planning methodology; management cognition, scenario planning techniques and, for the last decade, in the neurocognitive aspects of strategic thinking.
Dr. Klein has developed proprietary strategic decision support technology for decision making in highly complex environments and for intelligence systems. He has been invited to present his work to U.S. intelligence agencies and the National Security Council. He continues to consult in those domains.
Since coming to Temple, he has been an on-site technical advisor in management, organization and planning to the governments of over a half dozen countries stretching from South America to the Caribbean to Africa to the Middle East, under the auspices of the U.S. Agency for International Development, the World Bank and the U.N. Development Programme.
In his capacity as a Senior Partner and officer of a management consulting company prior to coming to Temple, he directed projects in the design of strategic plans and planning systems for large corporations, including British Petroleum, Exxon, RCA, DuPont, GE, United Technologies and IBM, among others. Dr. Klein served on the President’s Study of the Draft and subsequently led studies for the Office of the Secretary of Defense in planning for the Voluntary Army In addition, he spent two years in a North African country where he designed a nation-wide, operational planning system for its agricultural sector.
Robert McNamee
Assistant Professor of Instruction
| Office: | Alter Hall 538 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.4119 |
| Email: | robert.mcnamee@temple.edu |
Shreeram (Ram) Mudambi
Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 548 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.2099 |
| Email: | r.mudambi@temple.edu |
| Research Interests: | Technology and innovation management, studying both multinational as well as entrepreneurial firms and the geography of innovation. |
Ram Mudambi is Professor and Perelman Senior Research Fellow at the Fox School of Business, Temple University. Previously he served on the faculties of Case Western Reserve University, the University of Reading (UK) and the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. He is a Fellow of the Academy of International Business. He is a visiting Professor at Henley Business School, University of Reading, an Honorary Professor at the Center of International Business, University of Leeds (CIBUL) and a member of advisory council of the University of Bradford Centre in International Business (BCIB). He has served as a Visiting Professor at a number of universities including Bocconi (Italy), Uppsala (Sweden), Sydney (Australia) and Copenhagen Business School (Denmark). He holds a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Cornell University.
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His current research projects focus on the geography of innovation and the governance of knowledge-intensive processes. He has served as an Associate Editor of the Global Strategy Journal (2010-2013) and is an Area Editor at the Journal of International Business Studies (2013-2016). He has published over 80 peer-reviewed articles, including work in the Journal of Political Economy, the Journal of Economic Geography, the Strategic Management Journal and the Journal of International Business Studies. He has been a special issue editor for the Journal of Economic Geography, the Journal of Management Studies and the International Business Review. He serves on the editorial boards numerous journals.
Sample Publications
- Knowing when to leap: transitioning between exploitative and explorative R&D (with T.Swift), Strategic Management Journal, vol.35(1), pp.126-145, 2014.
- Clusters, connectivity and catch-up: Bollywood and Bangalore in the global economy (with M.Lorenzen), Journal of Economic Geography, vol.13(3), pp.501-534, 2013.
- Catch-up strategies in the Indian auto components' industry: Domestic firms' responses to market liberalization (with A.Kumaraswamy, H.Saranga and A.Tripathy), Journal of International Business Studies, vol.43(4), pp.368-395, 2012.
- Location, control and innovation in knowledge-intensive industries, Journal of Economic Geography, vol.8(5), pp.699-725, 2008.
- The survival of international new ventures (with S.Zahra), Journal of International Business Studies, vol.38(2), pp.333-352, 2007.
- MNE competence-creating subsidiary mandates (with J.A.Cantwell), Strategic Management Journal, vol.26(12), pp.1109-1128, 2005.
- Is knowledge power? Knowledge flows, subsidiary power and rent-seeking within MNCs (with P.Navarra), Journal of International Business Studies, vol.35(5), pp.385-406, 2004.
- The "close but adversarial model" of supplier relations in the US auto industry, (with S.Helper). Strategic Management Journal, vol.19(8), pp.775-792, 1998.
- A non-parametric investigation of duration-dependence in the American business cycle (with L.W.Taylor). Journal of Political Economy, vol.99(3), Jun., pp.654-656, 1991.
- Reverse knowledge transfers in MNEs: subsidiary innovativeness and entry modes (with L.Piscitello and L.Rabbiosi), Long Range Planning, vol.47(1-2), pp.49-63, 2014.
- How subsidiaries gain power in multinational corporations (with T.Pedersen and U.Andersson), Journal of World Business, vol.49(1), pp.101-113, 2014.
- MNEs as border-crossing multi-location enterprises: the role of discontinuities in geographic space (with S.Beugelsdijk), Journal of International Business Studies, vol.44(5): 413-426, 2013.
- The Red Queen in action: The longitudinal effects of capital investments in the mobile telecommunications sector (with R.Banker, Z.Cao and N.Menon), Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol.22(5), pp. 1195-1228, 2013.
- Advancing science on the knife's edge: Integration and specialization in management Ph.D. programs (with T.J. Hannigan and W.Kline), Academy of Management Perspectives, vol.26(3), Aug., pp.83-105, 2012.
- EMNE catch-up strategies in the wind turbine industry: Is there a trade-off between output and innovation capabilities? (with S.Awate and M.M.Larsen), Global Strategy Journal, vol.2(3), pp.205-223, 2012.
Awards and Honors
Elected Fellow of the Academy of International Business: 2012
Teaching
- Global Enterprise Management. Fox Executive MBA program, Temple University, Philadelphia, 2001-2010; Singapore, 2012
- Strategy Formulation and Implementation (Capstone Course), Temple University Japan, Tokyo, Executive MBA program, Summer 2000 onwards. CV: Ram Mudambi, May 2014
- Competing on an International Scale, Senior Executive Program, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, March 2009.
- International Business Strategy, Steinbeis Executive Program, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, June 2006.
- Knowledge Management, Steinbeis Executive Program, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, June 2006.
- Motorola Corporate Executive Education Program, Temple University, 2004-05.
In the News
- News Works, "Does Philadelphia Pay More for Cable? It's Hard to Know?"
- Michigan Business Network, "Discussion with Dr. Ram Mudambi About Knowledge Clusters"
- Business Line, "Tips for Research Scholars to Get Published"
- Harvard Business Review, "Sometimes Cutting R&D Spending Can Yield More Innovation"
- Region's Business, "The Interconnectedness of Global Economic Geography and Innovation"
- Harvard Business Review, "Should Marketing or R&D Have More Power?"
David Nash
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 545 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.3558 |
| Email: | david.nash@temple.edu |
David C. Nash is Assistant Professor and Lead Faculty for Fox Management Consulting in the Fox School of Business at Temple University.
Mr. Nash is a principal and owner of D C Nash & Associates LLC., a business consulting and advisory practice, and is a principal and co-owner of Windridge Design, Inc., a successful branded women’s apparel manufacturing company.
Prior to that, Mr. Nash was Vice President of Strategy & Supply Chain and Vice President of Finance and Supply Chain for the Campbell Soup Away From Home businesses. In these positions he was responsible for the business strategy, finance, supply chain manufacturing and logistics operations and IT for this business unit which included the Campbell North American Foodservice, Pepperidge Farm Foodservice and Stockpot businesses.
Before joining Campbell’s, Mr. Nash held general management and functional leadership roles in finance, marketing, and business development in both the consumer packaged goods and global business to business sectors of the Scott Paper Company.
He holds a Master of Science degree in Operations Research from the Wharton School University of Pennsylvania, an MBA from the Johnson Graduate School of Management Cornell University and Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering from Cornell University College of Engineering.
Arvind Parkhe
Laura H. Carnell Professor & Chair
| Office: | Alter Hall 561 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.6618 |
| Email: | aparkhe@temple.edu |
| Research Interests: | Global Strategic Management, International Joint Ventures, Alliances and Networks |
Arvind Parkhe is the Laura H. Carnell Professor at the Fox School of Business, Temple University. He is the recipient of numerous research, teaching, and service awards.
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In research, Professor Parkhe won the AIB Best Dissertation Award [1990], JIBS Decade Award [2001], and several best paper awards at national and international conferences, including most recently the AIB Southwest [2014] Annual Conference Best Paper Award. He is also a highly-cited author, consistently ranking in the top five in international business/global strategy literatures. Professor Parkhe has published in all the top journals in his field, and has served on the editorial boards of several journals, including as Editor of the prestigious Academy of Management Review.
He has won teaching awards at the PhD, Masters, and Undergraduate levels, at Indiana University [1989-2003] and at Temple University [2003-present]. At Temple, he served as the MBA Programs managing director.
Professor Parkhe was recognized for his service contributions with the Musser Outstanding Service Award [2012] and the Temple University Faculty Service Excellence Award [2012]. He currently serves as Chair of the Strategic Management Department and as Vice President of the Consortium for Undergraduate International Business Education.
Sample Publications
- Parkhe, A. (2011) “Form follows function? Interorganizational networks as a strategic imperative for global strategies”, Global Strategy Journal, 1:86-89.
- Parkhe, A. (2010). “Research Issues and Future Directions in Strategic Alliances”, International Journal of Strategic Business Alliances, 1[4]: 392-397.
- Parkhe, Arvind, & Kim, J.H. (2009), “Competing Similarity and Cooperating Similarity in Global Strategic Alliances,” British Journal of Management, 20: 364-376.
- Parkhe, Arvind (2007), “Japan’s Network Economy: Structure, Persistence, and Change,” Academy of Management Review, 32: 303-307.
- Parkhe, Arvind (2007), “International Outsourcing of Services,” Journal of International Management, 13: 3-6.
- Parkhe, Arvind, Wasserman, S., & Ralston, D. A. (2006), “New Frontiers in Network Theory Development,” Academy of Management Review, 31: 560-569.
- Dhanaraj, C., & Parkhe, Arvind (2006), “Orchestrating Innovation Networks,” Academy of Management Review, 31: 659-669.
- Parkhe, Arvind (2006), “Research Methods in Alliances,” in Handbook of Strategic Alliances, O. Shenkar and J. Reuer (eds.), Beverly Hills, CA: Sage, pp. 369-380.
Awards and Honors
Research Awards
- 2014 Best Paper Award, Academy of International Business Southwest Chapter, Strategic Management Track [with Omer Genc and J.J. Choi], “How Do International Acquisitions Affect the Competitiveness of Companies?”, Dallas.
- Author with highest citations and highest average citations per paper of all Academy of International Business [AIB] best dissertation award winners and finalists [1987-2012], according to “The research productivity of the AIB Farmer Award Finalists,” Daniel O’Connell and Alan Rugman, Multinational Business Review, 21:4, November 2013.
- Ranked as an impactful, highly-cited scholar in Management research in past 3 decades, both in citations and in number of pages indexed by Google, in “Scholarly Impact Revisited,” Academy of Management Perspectives, 2012: 105-132.
- Ranked in top 5% in number of publications and in top 9% in citations per paper in a study of 65 Management journals in the ISI database, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, 2010.
- Laura H. Carnell Professor, Temple University, 2008.
- Dean’s Research Honor Roll, Fox School, 2007.
- Chair, Academy of International Business Best Paper Award Committee, 2007.
- Guest Editor, Journal of International Management Special Issue, “International Outsourcing of Services: Expanding the Research Agenda,” 2007.
- Ranked as the author with highest research volume (articles in top-tier journals) and research impact (citations) in International Management, as reported by M.W. Peng & J.Q. Zhou (2006), “Most Cited Articles and Authors in Global Strategy Research,” Journal of International Management, 12: 490-508.
- Guest Editor (with S. Wasserman and D.A. Ralston), Academy of Management Review (AMR) Special Issue, “Building Effective Networks,” 2006. [JVC list A journal]
- Academy of International Business (AIB) “Best Paper Award” and “Haynes Prize” Selection Committee, 2005.
- Academy of International Business (AIB) “Best Paper Award” and “Haynes Prize” Selection Committee, 2004.
- Ranked as the most prolific author in the International Management literature, 1991 – 2000, as reported by Jane W. Lu (2003), “The Evolving Contributions in International Strategic Management Research,” Journal of International Management, 9(2): 193 – 213.
- JIBS Decade Award. Designed to “recognize the most influential paper published in the Journal of International Business Studies one decade before the Annual Conference,” 2001.
- Distinguished Paper Award, Midwest Academy of International Business Conference, 1998.
- Editor Nominee of the Academy of Management Review. On the short list for selection as the next editor of the foremost theory journal in Management, 1998.
- Fifth-most prolific author in International Strategic Management, as reported by Franz T. Lohrke and Gary D. Bruton (1997), “Contributions and Gaps in International Strategic Management Literature,” Journal of International Management, 3(1): 25 – 57.
- Academy of Management Review Best Article Award Nominee, 1993.
- Richard N. Farmer Outstanding Dissertation Award, Academy of International Business, 1990.
- Barry M. Richman Best Dissertation Award Finalist, International Management Division, Academy of Management, 1990.
Teaching Awards
- Fox Crystal Apple Award for Teaching Excellence, 2013
- MBA Best Teacher of the Year Award, 2012
- MBA Best Teacher of the Year Award, 2006
- Andrisani-Frank Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award, 2004-2005
- MBA Core Global Strategy Module Design and Delivery, Indiana University, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 2002
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 2001
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 2000
- Indiana University Teaching Excellence Recognition Award (TERA), 2000
- Kelley School of Business Innovative Teaching Award (ITA) Nominee, 2000
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 1999
- Indiana University FACET Award (Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching), a University-wide award to “recognize and honor the most exemplary teachers across all eight campuses of Indiana University,” 1998.
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 1998
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 1997
- Kelley School of Business Doctoral Student Association Distinguished Teaching Award, 1997
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 1996
- Dean’s Citation for Teaching Excellence, 1995
- Schuyler F. Otteson Teaching Excellence Award, 1994
- Harry C. Sauvain Undergraduate Teaching Award Nominee, 1994
Charlotte Ren
Associate Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 544 |
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| Phone: | 215-204-3052 |
| Email: | charlotte.ren@temple.edu |
Todd Schifeling
Assistant Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 549 |
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| Email: | todd.schifeling@temple.edu |
Anthony Seeton
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 557 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.8191 |
| Email: | aseeton@temple.edu |
Tedi Skiti
Research Assistant Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 552 |
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| Email: | tedi.skiti@temple.edu |
Chung Won (Jennifer) Tae
Assistant Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall A551 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.4232 |
| Email: | jennifer.tae@temple.edu |
Vivek Tandon
Assistant Professor
| Office: | Alter Hall 554 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.3090 |
| Email: | vivek.tandon@temple.edu |
Ellen Weber
Assistant Professor of Practice
| Office: | Alter Hall 536 |
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| Phone: | 215.204.4605 |
| Email: | ellen.weber@temple.edu |