MSQM Faculty in the News

Mandatory time off: When taking holiday is part of the job

By: Aishwarya Jagani
07/31/2022

Professor Anat Lechner weighs in on companies enforcing mandatory time off for employees.

Pandemic darlings try to get past “the party’s over”

By: Kristin Schwab
07/20/2022

Professor Anat Lechner is featured in this article about companies that took advantage of the momentum they gained during the lockdowns and what happened after.

Uber, Lyft Abortion Travel Pledges Omit Most of Their Workforces

By: Courtney Rozen
07/14/2022

Professor Alison Taylor is interviewed in this article: “Uber, Lyft Abortion Travel Pledges Omit Most of Their Workforces."

Why Business Integrity Can Be a Strategic Response to Ethical Challenges

By: Alison Taylor
07/14/2022

Professor Alison Taylor co-authored this op-ed about how companies should focus on breaking silos and creating strategic alignment when it comes to governance and risk.

Disney’s business is booming—but CEO Bob Chapek is stumbling anyway and insiders worry his tough leadership style is causing too much friction

By: Nicole Gull McElroy
06/16/2022

Professor Alison Taylor is interviewed in this Fortune article about Disney's CEO Bob Chapek.

The sustainability job market is booming. What does that mean for hiring?

By: Prerana Tirodkar
05/02/2022

Sustainability jobs are booming and so is the competition. Professor Alison Taylor offers her advice.

ESG misconceptions and why ethics are part of the equation

By: Grant Harrison
04/20/2022

Professor Alison Taylor discusses ESG misconceptions in this insightful interview.

How Corporate Boycotts Could Backfire

By: Elisabeth Braw
03/28/2022

Forcing Western companies to leave Russia is not as black and white as it may seem, according to this article featuring Professor Alison Taylor.

P&Q Ranking: Average SAT & ACT Scores At The Top Business Schools

By: Marc Ethier
02/07/2022

Professor Robert Whitelaw is interviewed in this Poets&Quants article about Stern's holistic approach to admissions.

Lessons From The Road To Super Bowl LVI For Enterprise And Markets

By: Rajshree Agarwal
02/02/2022

Research by Professor JP Eggers is featured in this Forbes article about how we can take lessons from football and apply them to business.

Balance of Power: Ethics of Olympic Sponsorship

By: Joe Mathieu
01/31/2022

In this podcast, Professor Alison Taylor discusses the pressure on companies to drop their sponsorships of the Beijing Olympics.

We're working ourselves to death. Sometimes literally. But why?

By: Colin McEnroe
01/13/2022

Professor Anat Lechner discusses the looming threat of overwork and what we can do to ensure better workplace conditions.

Small revolution: Starbucks employees vote for the first time to form a union

By: Katharina Kort
12/10/2021

Professor Anat Lechner is featured in this article about Starbucks employees voting for a union for the first time, showing that employers no longer have the upper hand.

The Rise and Role of the Chief Integrity Officer: Leadership Imperatives in an ESG-Driven World

By: Alison Taylor
12/09/2021

Professor Alison Taylor co-authors a paper about leadership imperatives in an ESG-driven world.

2021-22 CBSIG Award Winners

By: CBSIG
12/08/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon wins the Consumer Behaviour Special Interest Group of the American Marketing Association Lifetime Achievement Award!

What’s New at NYU Stern’s Online Masters of Science in Quantitative Management

By: Accepted
12/07/2021

Vice Dean of Online Learning and MSQM Professor Kim Corfman podcast interview: "What’s New at NYU Stern’s Online Masters of Science in Quantitative Management."

"The pandemic has changed the balance of power" - workers in the US get more influence

By: Katharina Kort
11/03/2021

Professor Anat Lechner discusses how the pandemic has changed the balance of power for workers.

In praise of the early adopters

By: David Crookes
11/02/2021

Professor JP Eggers is interviewed in this article that celebrates early adopters of new technology.

History of the Marketing Department and Its Doctoral Program—1900 to 2021

By: Henry Assael, C. Samuel Craig, Tȕlin Erdem, Geeta Menon, and Priya Raghubir
10/08/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon co-authored this research paper on the history of the marketing department and its doctoral program.

Meet NYU Stern’s MBA Class Of 2023

By: Jeff Schmitt
10/06/2021

Professor JP Eggers is interviewed about the recent innovations at Stern.

Watch: NYU B-school instructor Alison Taylor on embracing a better model of employee activism

By: Quartz Staff
09/24/2021

Professor Alison Taylor discusses the ways in which employee activism is imagining a different workplace and why company leaders should be embracing this change.

Why workers might eventually reject hybrid work

By: Bryan Lufkin
09/21/2021

Professor Anat Lechner thinks that for some workers, the new hybrid workplace may end up more frustrating than flexible.

Can Celebrity Endorsements Boost Covid Vaccine Uptake?

By: Shannon Cook
09/06/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon agrees that using celebrity influencers can be a great way to access certain population groups.

How workers are re-defining professional ambition

By: Josie Cox
09/08/2021

Professor Anat Lechner is interviewed in this BBC article about how our collective understanding of ambition is changing.

87 million Americans will look at cars to buy this Labor Day Weekend

By: John S Kiernan
09/01/2021

Professor Russell Winer is interviewed in this article about car shopping over Labor Day Weekend.

Quantity Over Quality: The System That’s Hurting Business Schools Everywhtps://www.stern.nyu.edu/pere

By: Marc Ethier
08/18/2021

Professor Russell Winer's research argues that business schools should reward faculty for the quality and creativity of their research over the quantity.

Fighting for Women in Business with Dr. Geeta Menon

By: To The Max Channel
08/16/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon video interview: “Fighting for Women in Business with Dr. Geeta Menon.”

A Wall Street Dressing Down: Always. Be. Casual.

By: Lananh Nguyen and Melodie Jeng
08/02/2021

Professor Alison Taylor is featured in this article about Wall Street dressing more casual than ever.

More disclosure is not the answer to corporate diversity shortfalls

By: Alison Taylor
06/30/2021

"Making information available does not mean it will be used to change behavior," writes Professor Alison Taylor in her op-ed.

So Many Stakeholders. How Do Companies Choose Who to Satisfy?

By: Alison Taylor
06/24/2021

Professor Alison Taylor's op-ed about company stakeholders published in The Wall Street Journal.

Rethinking the Research Model

By: Stefan Stremersch, Russell S. Winer, Nuno Camacho
06/23/2021

Professor Professor Russell Winer co-authored this op-ed about faculty research.

Ethics for Aesthetics with Jonathan Haidt and Alison Taylor

By: Alison Taylor
06/07/2021

Professor Alison Taylor discusses the role of ethics and values in business and the changing landscape of corporate leadership.

NYU Stern Celebrates Two Decades Of Influential Research Program

By: Gregory Yang
05/28/2021

Professor Robert Whitelaw is highlighted in this article celebrating NYU Stern's influential research program.

The Price and Quantity of Interest Rate Risk

By: Jennifer N. Carpenter, Fangzhou Lu & Robert F. Whitelaw
04/29/2021

Professor Robert Whitelaw's paper, "The Price and Quantity of Interest Rate Risk" published in the National Bureau of Economic Research.

Web Wizard or Internet Addict? The Effects of Contextual Cues in Assessing Addiction

By: Priya Raghubir, Geeta Menon, and I-Ling (Amy) Ling
04/29/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon's paper, “Web Wizard or Internet Addict? The Effects of Contextual Cues in Assessing Addiction” published in the Journal of the Association of Consumer Research.

How America’s CEOs responded to the Derek Chauvin verdict

By: Amanda Shendruk & Lila MacLellan
04/21/2021

Professor Alison Taylor's interview in Quartz: “How America’s CEOs Responded to the Derek Chauvin Verdict.”

NYU Distinguished Teaching Awards

By: NYU Stern
04/06/2021

Professor Amal Shehata earns an NYU 2020-2021 Distinguished Teaching Award.

Faculty Research Incentives and Business School Health: A New Perspective from and for Marketing

By: S. Stremersch, Russel S. Winer, Nuno Almeida Camacho
03/01/2021

Professor Russell Winer's research paper, “Faculty Research Incentives and Business School Health: A New Perspective From and For Marketing,” is published in the Journal of Marketing.

Gmail, Zoom or Slack? How to Pick a Communication Tool That Fits the Situation.

By: Suzanne Oliver
03/08/2021

Professor Brian Hanssen is featured in The Wall Street Journal article about picking the right communication tool.

Best Graduate Business Degrees of 2021

By: B Schools
03/01/2021

Professor Harry Chernoff is highlighted in "Top Graduate Degrees in Business (2021)."

Why it's wrong to look at work-life balance as an achievement

By: Bryan Lufkin
03/01/2021

Some researchers argue that work-life balance is "a cycle, not an achievement". Read the full BBC article featuring Professor Anat Lechner.

Jeff Bezos’s legacy, according to 11 experts

By: Quartz Staff
02/26/2021

Professor Alison Taylor's interview in Quartz: “Jeff Bezos’s Legacy, According to 11 Experts.”

The real value of China’s stock market

By: Jennifer Carpenter, Fangzou Lu, and Robert Whitelaw
03/01/2021

Professor Robert Whitelaw's research paper, “The Real Value of China’s Stock Market,” is published in the Journal of Financial Economics.

Did Jeep Jump Too Quickly in Pulling Super Bowl Ad Starring Springsteen?

By: Peter Adams
02/12/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon interview: “Did Jeep Jump Too Quickly in Pulling Super Bowl Ad Starring Springsteen?”

After a Terrible Year, Brands Try a Serious Approach to the Super Bowl

By: Scott Nover
02/08/2021

Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon interview: “After a Terrible Year, Brands Try a Serious Approach to the Super Bowl.”

Professor Harry Chernoff, Professor Foster Provost, and Professor Kristen Sosulski have been named to the 2021 List of Leading Academic Data Leaders by Chief Data Officer Magazine.

By:
01/28/2021

Professor Harry Chernoff, Professor Foster Provost, and Professor Kristen Sosulski have been named to the 2021 List of Leading Academic Data Leaders by Chief Data Officer Magazine.

Vice Dean of Faculty Mor Armony has been named Department Editor of the Manufacturing and Services Operations Management (MSOM) Journal.

By: Manufacturing and Services Operations Management (MSOM) Journal
01/21/2021

Vice Dean of Faculty Mor Armony has been named Department Editor of the Manufacturing and Services Operations Management (MSOM) Journal.

Professor J.P. Eggers has been named an associate editor of Administrative Science Quarterly.

By: Administrative Science Quarterly
12/15/2020

Professor JP Eggers has been named an associate editor of Administrative Science Quarterly.

Gender and Race Preferences in Hiring in the Age of Diversity Goals: Evidence from Silicon Valley Tech Firms

By: Panagiotis G. Ipeirotis
01/07/2021

New, joint research from Professors Anindya Ghose and Panagiotis Ipeirotis study the heterogeneous effects of race and gender on hiring outcomes in the context of organizational diversity efforts.

Hate Waiting in Line? New Research May Help Things Move Faster

By: Heidi Mitchell
10/25/2020

New, joint research from Vice Dean Mor Armony is highlighted in The Wall Street Journal.

Professor Lechner highlighted in Poets & Quants

By: Jeff Schmitt
10/11/2020

Professor Anat Lechner is spotlighted by alumnus Eaton J. Kuh (MBA ‘20): “Favorite Professors Of The Executive MBA Class of 2020.”

The State of the U.S. Economy

By: KBS
09/30/2020

Professor Joseph Foudy was featured in a video interview on the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) where he spoke to “The State of the U.S. Economy.”

Professor Whitelaw cited in InvestorPlace

By: Tezcan Gecgil
09/28/2020

Joint research from Professor Jennifer Carpenter and Vice Dean Robert Whitelaw is cited: “7 Chinese Stocks to Buy During Good Times and Bad.”

When several lines are better than one

By: University of Pennsylvania
08/28/2020

New, joint research from Vice Dean of Faculty Mor Armony is spotlighted: "When Several Lines are Better than One."

Professor Sonia Marciano voted “Great Professors” by the Executive MBA DC class of August 2020.

By: NYU Stern
08/26/2020

Vice Dean Mor Armony and co-authors published in Operations Research

By: Mor Armony
08/26/2020

Vice Dean of Faculty Mor Armony and co-authors “Pooling Queues with Strategic Servers: The Effects of Customer Ownership”

Professor Anat Lechner voted “Great Professor” by the Executive MBA NY class of August 2020.

By: NYU Stern
08/26/2020

KDD 2020 Honors Career Achievements in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining

By: ACM SIGKDD
08/13/2020

Research from Professor Panagiotis Ipeirotis and Professor Foster Provost received the Test of Time Award from the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining.

Less Than 18 Months After Opening, Neiman Marcus Store Closes at Hudson Yards

By: Rocco Vertuccio
07/27/2020

Professor Russell Winer shares his predictions for the future of the retail industry in New York City following the COVID-19 pandemic.

NYU Stern To Launch New Degree Focused On Business, Technology & Entrepreneurship

By: Nathan Allen
07/31/2020

Dean Raghu Sundaram, Vice Dean Robert Whitelaw, and Academic Director Ashish Bhatia discuss Stern’s new, integrated BS in Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship program for undergraduate business students in a feature story.

When a Brand Stands up for Racial Justice, Do People Buy It?

By: Geeta Menon and Ellie J. Kyung
07/31/2020

In a co-authored op-ed, Professor Geeta Menon discusses brand authenticity and presents a framework to help companies understand how authentic their brand actions will appear to consumers.

Data Visualization with Kristen Sosulski

By: The Local Maximum
07/17/2020

In a podcast interview, Professor Kristen Sosulski discusses principles of data visualization and highlights common approaches and pitfalls.

The Future Workplace

By: MetroFocus
06/10/2020

In a video interview, Professor Anat Lechner offers her perspective on how the coronavirus crisis has changed the way we work in the short-term and long-term.

When More Information Leads to More Uncertainty

By: Geeta Menon and Ellie J. Kyung
06/09/2020

In a co-authored op-ed, Professor and Undergraduate College Dean Emeritus Geeta Menon and alumna Ellie J. Kyung (PhD '10) offer solutions to help mitigate the effects of informational uncertainty.

Retails stores look for news landscapes to reopen

By: CGTN
06/05/2020

In a video interview Professor Russell Winer discusses precautions retail businesses are taking to ensure safe social distancing practices are maintained and how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting small business

Will we have a 4-day work week anytime soon?

By: CGTN America
06/04/2020

In a video interview Professor Anat Lechner notes that workers have proven to be productive in non-traditional remote setups amid the coronavirus crisis.

Covid-19: Lessons from Hurricanes about Reopening the Economy

By: J.P. Eggers and Zur Shapira
05/13/2020

Professor JP Eggers and Professor Zur Shapira co-author a brief about managing organizations in a time of crisis.

Cleaning service businesses in flux amidst COVID-19

By: Henry Rosoff
05/13/2020

Professor Joseph Foudy comments in a story that examines the challenges cleaning service businesses are facing in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

How Coronavirus Has Impacted Part-Time MBA Programs

By: Marc Ethier
05/06/2020

In a trend story on part-time MBA programs, Vice Dean of MBA Programs JP Eggers explains how the flexibility built into the Langone Part-time MBA program supported a rapid pivot to online classes, citing the online Master of Science in Quantitative Management program as a model for the transition; the School's “Faculty Insights: Covid-19 and NYC” video seminar series is spotlighted.