Faculty in the Media

Harvard Business Review quoted postdoctoral research and teaching associate Nathan Meikle…

IT, Analytics and Operations professor Mike Chapple was quoted in a Business News Daily article about network security and the insider threat employees can pose either by accident or intent.…

Notre Dame trade expert Jeff Bergstrand testified before the international trade commission that many of the expected effects of the proposed US-Mexico-Canada Agreement can be estimated using what we’ve already learned about the effects of free trade agreements.

As the Nov. 30 deadline approaches for signing the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), University of Notre Dame finance professor Jeffrey Bergstrand…

Management & Organization professor Tim Hubbard discussed Carlos Ghosn's downfall on Knowledge@Wharton.

Many people view Ghosn “as one of the saviors of the auto industry” and the accusations against him are upsetting, according to Tim Hubbard

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Management & Organization professor Joseph Holt was interviewed by the Washington Post…

The Guardian quoted professor of management & organization Tim Hubbard in an article about Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's arrest for under-reporting his salary for years.…

Management & Organization professor Tim Hubbard was interviewed live on CNN about the chairman of Nissan's arrest.

I think the board of directors, they really have a lot more independence, a lot more power to be able to, you know, push the CEO in a way that they need to be able to be pushed. And for example CEO dismissal I think is the ultimate way in order for a board of directors to start to impact those firms that they're overseeing. And as time goes on, I'm hopeful that we'll see more dismissals because I don't think that there are very many other punishments that have quite the same esteem for a chief executive officer as being fired from their company. 

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Professor of management Tim Hubbard was quoted in a Washington Post…

Management & Organization professor Tim Hubbard was quoted in Forbes…

Accountancy professor Brad Badertscher and Class of 2019 MBA candidate Stephen Meehan were featured in a Poets & Quants story on first-generation college students.…

Finance Professor Peter Kelly is quoted in a Money Week article which speaks to using the behavior of a company's directors as a tool for deciding when to sell stock at a loss.…

Management & Organization professor Joe Holt was quoted in the Washington Post…

Finance Professor Peter Kelly was quoted in a U.S. News Money article about leaving out emotion when evaluating whether or not to sell a stock.…

Congratulations to professor of marketing Timothy Gilbride and professor of management & organization Chad Harms, who were named on Poets & Quants' list of Top 50 undergraduate business professors…

Finance professor Peter Kelly offers insight on insider sales in an article for The Irish Times…

Finance professor Paul Gao's paper “What’s in a (School) Name? Racial Discrimination in Higher Education Bond Markets,” forthcoming in the Journal of Financial Economics, was featured in BizEd.

Finance professor Peter Kelly's research on the predictive power of insider sales at loss was featured in an Bloomberg opinion piece. 

Management & Organization professor James O'Rourke IV was interviewed for a Marketplace story on why Uber and Lyft are offering free or discounted rides to the polls on election day. He argues it's a move to gain new riders.

“Particularly if you’re an older customer or someone in an underserved area, it’s a great way to introduce someone to the service,” he said. 

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Management & Organization professor Georges Enderle was quoted in a South Bend Tribune story about Notre Dame's vigil to honor victims of the Saturday shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue.…

Mike Chapple, academic director of the Master of Science in Business Analytics program at Mendoza College of Business, wrote a BizTech piece on integrating business security tools.

Business ethics professor Joseph Holt reflected on the recent conviction of an Adidas exec and two others on fraud charges in a commentary piece published in the Chicago Tribune.

Finance professor Robert Battalio was quoted in an opinion piece published in Financial Times about Robinhood Securities, a venture-funded, mobile-only platform for trading shares and cryptocurrencies.

Business Insider featured Management & Organization professor Charlice Hurst's research in a roundup of studies about psychopaths in the workplace.

Lead author Charlice Hurst, an assistant professor of management in Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, said that this is harmful in the long run because it could enable people who are likely to "perpetuate abusive cultures."

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Management professor Rev. Oliver Williams, C.S.C., was interviewed for a National Catholic Reporter story about Investors for Opioid Accountability, a secular-sacred coalition that calls for corporate governance reform at pharmaceutical companies in order to address the opioid epidemic.

Management professor Tim Hubbard recently participated in a Knowledge@Wharton podcast about General Electric's decision to replace CEO John Flannery.

The Associated Press quoted Mike Chapple, academic director of Notre Dame's Master of Science in Business Analytics-Chicago program and associate teaching professor of IT, Analytics, and Operations…

Martijn Cremer's presentation on a new paper he co-authored, "Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Active Management: A Review of the Past 20 Years of Academic Literature on Actively Managed Mutual Funds," was covered by Ignites, a Financial Times service. Cremers is interim dean and the Bernard J. Hank Professor of Finance at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. Read the story here.…

A literature review revisiting the conventional wisdom on active managers that was co-authored by finance professor and interim dean Martijn Cremers was featured in a ThinkAdvisor article…

In a MarketWatch story, management professor Tim Hubbard weighed in on General Electric's stock price jump Monday morning following news that GE had ousted John Flannery as CEO and named Larry Culp as his successor.…

A study co-authored by finance professor and interim dean of the Mendoza College of Business Martijn Cremers found that "the conventional wisdom is too negative on the value of active management." The research was highlighted in a story that appeared in Financial Advisor…