Faculty
The quality of your MBA is intrinsically tied to the quality of the faculty who teach in the program. Because the Executive MBA Americas program is a dual-degree program, it brings together award-winning professors from both the Johnson Graduate School of Management and the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University.
Meet the EMBA Americas faculty
Teaching working executives and managers requires a specialized approach that acknowledges and builds upon the skills and experience every participant brings to the table. The Americas faculty team has extensive executive teaching experience, not only in executive MBA programs, but also in the college’s highly acclaimed non-degree executive development programs.
Julian Barling
Queen’s University
Professor of organizational behaviour and Borden Chair of Leadership
Course: Transformational Leadership
Robert Bloomfield
Cornell University
Nicholas H. Noyes Professor of Management and professor of accounting
Course: Management Accounting
Kathryn Brohman
Queen’s University
Associate professor and distinguished faculty fellow in management information systems
Course: Executive Strategy in a Digital World
Murillo Campello
Cornell University
Lewis H. Durland Professor of Management
Course: Corporate Financial Policy
Adrian Aycan Corum
Cornell University
Assistant Professor
Course: Corporate Governance
Yao Cui
Cornell University
Assistant professor of operations, technology and information management
Course: Operations Management
Tina Dacin
Queen’s University
Professor & Stephen J.R. Smith Chair of Strategy & Organizational Behavior
Course: The Social Impact of AI
Shai Dubey
Queen’s University
Adjunct assistant professor and distinguished faculty fellow of business law
Course: Negotiations
Soumitra Dutta
Cornell University
Professor of operations, technology, and information management
Course: Leading Digital Transformation and Innovation
Ori Heffetz
Cornell University
Associate professor of economics
Course: Economics and Industry Analysis
Peter Jensen
Queen’s University
Founder and CEO of Third Factor
Course: Coaching for High Performance
Justin Johnson
Cornell University
Professor of economics
Course: Strategy
Theomary Karamanis
Cornell University
Senior lecturer of management communications
Course: Management Presentations
Andrew Karolyi
Cornell University
Harold Bierman Jr. Distinguished Professor of Management & Deputy Dean and Dean of Academic Affairs
Course: Finance
Hyunseob Kim
Cornell University
Assistant Professor
Course: Valuation Principles
Elizabeth A. Mannix
Cornell University
Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Management
Courses: Leadership and High Performance Teams; Managing and Leading in Organizations
Risa Mish
Cornell University
Professor of practice of management
Course: Critical Thinking for Business Leaders
Salman Mufti
Queen’s University
Associate professor
Course: Management Information Systems
Elspeth Murray
Queen’s University
Associate professor and associate dean of MBA and master’s programs
Course: New Venture Management
Drew Pascarella
Cornell University
Associate dean of MBA programs and Rempe Wilson Distinguished Lecturer of finance
Course: Investment Banking Essentials
Peter Richardson
Queen’s University
Professor
Course: Role of the General Manager
Paul Roman
Queen’s University
Adjunct associate professor
Course: Business Decision Models
Michael Sartor
Queen’s University
Assistant Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow of International Business
Course: Global Business Strategy
Stephen Sauer
Cornell University
Senior lecturer of management and organizations
Course: Cornell Management Simulation
Henry Schneider
Queen’s University
Associate professor of economics
Course: Economics and Industry Analysis
Tom Schryver
Cornell University
Visiting lecturer
Course: Cornell Management Simulation
Danny Szpiro
Cornell University
Visiting Senior Lecturer
Course: Financial Accounting
Manoj Thomas
Cornell University
Nakashimato Professor and professor of marketing
Course: Marketing
Stephen Thomas
Queen’s University
Adjunct assistant professor
Course: Big Data Analytics
Kenneth Wong
Queen’s University
Associate professor and distinguished professor of marketing
Course: Role of the General Manager