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Ira Bedzow
Associate Professor in the Practice of Organization & ManagementEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Jana Kainerstorfer
Professor, Biomedical Engineering Associate Department Head for Faculty and Graduate AffairsCarnegie Mellon University
Developing noninvasive optical imaging methods for disease detection and/or treatment monitoring
Michael Ehrlich
Associate Professor of Finance and Co-Director of NJ Innovation Acceleration CenterNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Professor Ehrlich's research focuses on financial markets and institutions, with an emphasis on market failures
Douglas Kelley
Professor of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of Rochester
Douglas Kelley studies the performance of liquid metal batteries and fluid dynamics
Susan Kilroy, PhD, RN, CHSE
Kreider Endowed Professor for Healthcare Simulation and InnovationVillanova University
Dr. Kilroy's research utilizes simulation-based education to evaluate collaborative practice, clinical skills, and community indicators.
Christopher McKinney
Associate Vice-President, Office of Innovation CommercializationAugusta University
Dr. Christopher McKinney specializes in marketing and commercializing innovative new technologies.
Dave Mawhinney
Teaching ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Dave Mawhinney is a teaching professor of entrepreneurship and the founding executive director of the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship.
Michael Fabiano
Vice President, Revenue-Local MediaTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS
An established leader in the media industry with an extensive understanding of digital, broadcast and print.
LeaAnne DeRigne, MSW, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University
LeaAnne DeRigne's area of research expertise is in paid sick leave, flexible work, vacation time, and pensions.
Meghan Huber
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Industrial EngineeringUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Meghan Huber's research focuses on understanding how humans and robots can learn from their physical interaction