Dr. Taiwo Amoo
(718) 951-5000 x2075
tamoo@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Areas of expertise: Applications of operations management and business statistics to decision
making in the financial sector. He recently developed an interactive variables model to determine
a customer's credit score for a credit reporting company in a developing country.
His previous research involved rating scale construction and evaluation methods for qualitative and
quantitative research. Current research focuses on the health care sector.
Dr. Robert I. Bell
(718) 951-5000 x2077
(718) 951-5317
E-mail:
ribell@voila.fr
Webpage:
http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/economics/bell.htm
Dr. Bell is Professor of Management and Chairman of the Economics
Department, Brooklyn College. He is a renowned expert in the area dealing
with problems arising from conflicts of interest. He is the author of seven books, most recently:
Beursbedrog (The Stock Market Sting), De Arbeiderspers, Amsterdam, 2003;
Les peches capitaux de la haute technologie (The Capital Sins of High
Technology), Seuil, Paris, 1998. Impure Science, Wiley, New
York 1992.
Dr.
Anindya K. Bhattacharya
Tel: (718) 951-5000 x2078
(212) 427-1733
anindyab@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Area of Specialization: International
Finance, International Business,
International
Marketing and International Management. Specifically, Offshore
Banking,
Government-Business Relations, Competitive Analysis, Asian
Financial Crisis, and Ethical Issues in
Outsourcing.
Dr.
Clifton Clarke
(718) 951-5000
x2080
(718) 951-4892
cclarke@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Areas of service to others: Forensic accounting, personal finance, small
business development and finance
Credentials: New York
State licensed CPA and
life insurance, long-term care, variable annuities, investment securities
representative.
Dr. Carol M. Connell
(718) 951-5000 x2677
Templetuttle@aol.com
Areas of expertise: strategic management and
business policy, global business environment, management theory and application,
and innovation and new business development.
Recent book: A Business in Risk :
Jardine Matheson and the Hong Kong Trading Industry (Praeger
Publishers, 2004)
Dr. Joshua Fogel
Tel: (718) 951-5000
x2676
jfogel@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Joshua
is an Assistant Professor in the Business Program of the Department of
Economics at Brooklyn College.
He is the Business Program’s behavioral
scientist and his areas of teaching expertise include statistics, research
methods, and conflict resolution. His
research interests focus on 1) Internet health information use (e-health,
e-commerce) 2) depression in the workplace, community settings, and medical
settings, 3) the experience of racial/ethnic groups with regard to mental
health and physical health, and 4) the interaction of physical health with
mental health (health psychology). His
academic training includes a PhD in Clinical Health Psychology from
Yeshiva University and a postdoctoral fellowship in
Psychiatric Epidemiology and Biostatistics from
Johns Hopkins University.
He is the Editor-in-Chief of the Internet Journal of Mental Health.
http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijmh/editors.xml
His webpage can
be viewed at
http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/economics/fogel.htm
Dr. John Frankenstein (B.A., Stanford, Ph.D., M.I.T.)
Visiting
Associate Professor
Tel: (718) 951-5000 x1532
(646) 245-4743
jfrankenstein@yahoo.com
John concentrates
on business strategy, international management and cross-cultural
communications, with an emphasis on Asia. John’s
career has been thoroughly international: service in Europe and Asia as a US diplomat, and teaching posts at the
University of Hong Kong, the Copenhagen Business School and Thunderbird plus guest lecturing at
INSEAD, the University of St.
Gallen, the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, and other universities. He has consulted on China and international strategies for firms
and government agencies as varied as United Technologies, Disney, Avon, HSBC, the European Commission and the US State
Department. He speaks Mandarin Chinese
and French, and has over 70 publications in scholarly and professional journals.
Dr. Hershey H. Friedman
Tel: (718) 951-5000 x2084
x.friedman@att.net
Hersh Friedman is a Professor in the Business Program of the Department of Economics
at Brooklyn College. His areas of expertise include marketing research, advertising and
direct marketing, ethical leadership, Biblical ethics, statistics, and humor. He was the
Director of the Kauffman Entrepreneurial Internship Program and held the Bernard H. Stern Chair
of Humor. He has won more than a dozen teaching awards and published more than 170 papers.
His CV may be viewed at: http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/economic/friedman/hhfpagfp.htm
Dr. Nakato
Hirakubo
(718) 951-5000
x2087
nhirakubo@msn.com
Hirakubo@brooklyn.cuny.edu
As a professor of
marketing and international business, my expertise is in the areas consumer behavior, advertising, e-commerce, and Japanese consumer
market. I have authored four books in
marketing. I have also published
numerous articles in refereed journals and conference proceedings. In addition, I write a column for Marketing and Creativity bimonthly. I started my professional career as a
management consultant at American Technology Transfer Association. I was involved in a number of government
related projects. I assisted my clients
in forming joint ventures, licensing intellectual properties, and organizing
seminars. Before entering academia, I
established an import/export company in
New York and Osaka.
The company sold fashion merchandise in over 500 hundred retail
stores. The company also managed its own
retail stores in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Osaka, and other cities. The annual sales reached 20 million dollars
when I left the firm. I was responsible
for production management, logistics, supply-chain management, wholesaling,
retailing, branding, pricing, and other marketing activities.
Dr. Mitchell
Langbert
(212)
595-2366
(718) 951-5000 x2091
MLangbert@nyc.rr.com
Mitchell is an Associate Professor of
Business and Economics with tenure at Brooklyn College-CUNY. He is a published author and
expert on employee benefits management, regulation and litigation; ERISA
litigation; Human resource policy and strategy; and Business ethics and
corporate governance. He has extensive
industry experience including: Expert witness and consultant to the
law firm of Jones, Day Reavis and Pogue on labor
union lawsuits involving the tobacco industry; Consultant to various
entrepreneurs and real estate developers, Senior Budget Analyst responsible for
pension and employee benefit issues at the New York State Assembly, Ways and
Means Committee; Director of Employee Benefits at City Federal Savings Bank;
and Administrator of Employee Benefits at Johnson and Johnson and at International
Nickel Company. His webpage can be viewed at www.mitchell-langbert.com.
Dr. Tomas Lopez-Pumarejo
(718) 951-5000 x2092
samot25@earthlink,net
Dr. Lopez-Pumarejo is a specialist in business and culture with specific expertise in U.S. Hispanic
and place marketing. His book on television fiction in Spanish as a marketing tool is internationally
known, for which he regularly publishes and lectures abroad. Originally from Puerto Rico, he lived as
a student in Spain and Brazil, and holds two doctorates in media and culture, one from Spain and the
other from the U.S. Before joining the Brooklyn College’s business faculty, he was a market research
strategy planner at The Vidal Partnership’s (New York City), the country’s leading Hispanic advertising
agency. He is trilingual: English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Dr. Hervé Queneau
(718) 951-5000 x2097
Hqueneau@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Hervé Queneau is Associate Professor in the Business Program of the Department of Economics at
Brooklyn College. He has an M.A. in economics from the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Paris IX Dauphine. He has extensively published on
gender and diversity issues in the workplace. Hervé is currently working on a research project
regarding immigrant entrepreneurs in New York City. He worked for three years as a consultant
in a renowned management consulting firm in Paris, France. His areas of expertise include: Gender
and diversity issues in the workplace, Human resource management, Labor markets in the United
States and Europe, Work-life issues, and Survey methods. He is bilingual: English and French.