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Nora Madjar, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of ManagementUniversity of Connecticut
Social and contextual factors for creativity at work, role of interruptions, work-family interface and negotiations.
Kevin Wagner, Ph.D.
Professor and Department ChairFlorida Atlantic University
Kevin Wagner's research and teaching interests include judicial politics, political behavior and legislative behavior
Claire Smrekar
Associate Professor of Leadership, Policy and OrganizationsVanderbilt University
An expert who studies K-12 school choice, charters, magnet schools, vouchers, private schools and segregation.
Giacomo Negro
Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Organization & Management and Professor of Sociology (by courtesy); Vice Provost for Faculty AffairsEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Dr. Rick Kirschner
Speaker, Trainer, Coach, Bestselling AuthorThe Art of Change LLC
Change is inevitable, but progress is not. We help YOU make the difference!
William Diedrich
OwnerTransformative Leadership Systems
William Frank Diedrich is a speaker, executive coach, and the author of four books, including Beyond Blaming.
Jonathan M. Metzl
Frederick B. Rentschler II Professor of Sociology and Medicine, Health, and SocietyVanderbilt University
World-renowned expert on gun violence and mental illness, white identity politics and race and health.
Suhas A. Sridharan
Goizueta Term Chair Associate Professor of AccountingEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Sridharan studies the role of information in assessing and mitigating firm risks arising from an increasingly polarized political system.
Anita Williams Woolley
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Anita Williams Woolley is an organizational psychologist who studies team collaboration in the workplace and collective intelligence.
John Singleton
James P. Wilmot Assistant Professor of EconomicsUniversity of Rochester
Singleton is an expert in public economics and the economics of education, particularly as it relates to school choice.
