Faculty in the Media

CEOs of socially responsible companies are 84% more likely to be fired than other CEOs, according to research by Timothy Hubbard, assistant professor of Management & Organization.

“CEOs running firms with higher levels of CSR are 84 percent more likely to be dismissed when financial performance is poor," says Timothy Hubbard, management and organization assistant professor.

Research by Idris Adjerid and Corey Angst shows federal health information exchanges could save $3.12 billion each year in Medicare expenses.

Business ethics professor Joseph Holt argues that Tim Sloan lacks credibility to get Wells back on the straight and narrow.

Timothy Carone, associate teaching professor of information technology, analytics, and operations, says Silicon Valley needs to admit it doesn't have all the answers.

Collett-Schmitt, a finance professor, launched Mendoza's first 100% online course for undergraduates.

Idris Adjerid and Corey Angst compared average Medicare spending per beneficiary between 2003 and 2009.

Marketing professor Elizabeth Moore is regarded for her research on how marketing to children impacts childhood obesity.

O'Rourke is the director of the Fanning Center for Business Communication and founder of Notre Dame's Conference on Corporate Communications.

It’s been 50 years since Notre Dame launched its MBA program, and in that time, the class size has almost tripled, increasing from 50 in 1967 to 131 in 2017. And when the inaugural MBA class arrived on campus, it was comprised entirely of men, whereas today, nearly 30 percent of the classes are comprised of women.* …

Automation expert Timothy Carone tells ABC 57 says the Equifax breach is one of the most significant in history.

"This was like an open letter to city leaders saying, 'Who wants Amazon and all our jobs?'" accountancy professor Brad Badertscher told the Associated Press.

Big data expert Ken Kelley discusses new trends in statistics and old trends that deserve reconsidering.

"Tailgating is actually a very complex social, community-building exercise, not simply a wild party," according to research by marketing professor John Sherry Jr.

Brittany Solomon's research emphasizes the importance of understanding each others' self-perceptions.

Marketing teaching professor Joseph Cherian explains how Amazon's strategies for Whole Foods may pan out.

International economics expert Jeffrey Bergstrand says President Trump has effectively removed the U.S. from influencing global trade standards.

Ethics professor Joseph Holt takes to TV to discuss a vending machine company's offer to implant microchips into its employees. 

Mike Chapple, MSBA academic director and cybersecurity expert, warns that Facebook information could be shared with third parties.

For Mendoza dean Roger Huang, it was a communications course.

Local online grocery shopping meets millennial demand, says automation expert Timothy Carone.

Jeffrey Bergstrand, an expert on international trade, says the sale of AM General in South Bend to a Chinese corporation is an example of an increasingly global economy.

In this CNBC commentary, ethics professor Joseph Holt says the next Uber CEO needs intelligence, energy and, especially, integrity.

CNBC commentary by management and organization professor Craig Crossland.

In this CNBC commentary, management associate teaching professor Joseph Holt says Uber requires effective leadership based on competence and character.

Finance professor Martijn Cremers says stock pickers mimicking the index is part of the reason many active funds fail to beat their benchmarks. 

Tuleja headed to Sichuan University in China to teach intercultural communication.

Ethics expert Joseph Holt says a home run would require Trump to recognize the seriousness of climate change and the necessary level of leadership.

“Apple is one of the best companies in the world, and a third of their value is sitting in vaults in Switzerland and Luxembourg and Dublin,” said Timothy Loughran, a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. “Isn’t that pathetic?”

Adjunct marketing professor Jennifer Cronin warns clickbait, if implemented incorrectly, can harm the reputations of colleges and universities.