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Faculty
The success of Fisher College programs rests on the strength of its faculty. The Executive MBA courses are taught by experienced faculty who are accomplished educators, researchers and consultants.
Their knowledge of business management principles, understanding of current business issues and ability to apply that knowledge in the classroom create a stimulating and challenging educational experience.
In addition to being benefactors of expert research and knowledge, Fisher faculty are accessible to students and often engage in discussion and collaboration with them outside of the classroom.
In recent years, U.S. News & World Report and other surveys have placed Fisher accounting, finance, operations/production and real estate programs among the top ten in the nation.
Meet the EMBA faculty
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Jay Anand
PhD,The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, B.Tech, Indian Institute of Technology
Dean's Distinguished Professor of Corporate and Global Strategy
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Jay Dial
PhD, Harvard University
Clinical Associate Professor of Management and Human Resources
 Learn More about Jay Dial
Jay Dial teaches core and elective courses in strategy and microeconomics. He has been recognized as the Outstanding Core Professor by the Executive, Full-Time and Part-Time MBA Programs. He is the author of numerous teaching cases. He also conducts seminars for business school faculty on teaching with the case method.
Read Jay Dial's full biography
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J. Richard (Dick) Dietrich
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University
Professor of Accounting and MIS
Learn More about Dick Dietrich
Dick Dietrich specializes in financial reporting and the relationship between accounting disclosures and investor decisions. Previously, he was academic fellow at the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of the Chief Accountant, Deloitte & Touche Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Peat Marwick Faculty Fellow, University of Texas at Austin.
What Professor Dietrich is reading
While some might view these as related to business, in my opinion they all are pure fun and therefore pleasure reading: “The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers” by Paul Kennedy is a great read. It’s categorized as history/political science, but it is really commerce and economics and world power. In addition, I enjoy Warren Buffet’s letter to shareholders in any Berkshire Hathaway annual report and “Final Report of Michael J. Missal, Bankruptcy Court Examiner, in re: New Century TRS Holdings, Inc.” A gripping story of sub-prime lending as seen by the bankruptcy court examiner!
Read Dick Dietrich's full biography
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Leslie Fine
PhD, University of Tennessee
Associate Professor of Marketing
Learn More about Leslie Fine
Leslie M. Fine teaches the core marketing class in the EMBA program. Her research interests are the areas of buyer-seller relationships, sales force management, and sales performance. She is active in Fisher’s outreach to nonprofit organizations in an attempt to bring a strategic management perspective to social enterprise institutions.
What Professor Fine enjoys during downtime
When I’m not teaching EMBAs or otherwise occupied with work, I am probably involved with food. I like to cook, I like to eat, and I am very interested in food as a medium for social and cultural exchange. When I travel, for instance, not only do I like to find the back-street places where the locals eat, but I love to peruse supermarkets and convenience stores and produce markets. I am fascinated with the phenomenon of the “celebrity chef,” and the role of electronic media in creating and supporting that celebrity status.
What book is Professor Fine currently reading for fun?
Freedom by Jonathan Franzen. He develops characters very intricately and really puts the reader into the minds of the characters.
What is Professor Fine's favorite travel destination and why?
Portugal is a beautiful, friendly and easily accessible part of Europe. From Lisbon you can travel to many lovely towns along the coast, or you can stay in Lisbon and enjoy the café culture, the historic cathedrals, the Moorish architecture and a sprawling castle right in the middle of town. The food there is delicious, as seafood is fresh and plentiful. The wine is great, too!
What is a must see place?
Sintra, about 40 minutes from Lisbon, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sintra has two of the most intriguing gardens I’ve ever seen.
What is Professor Fine's favorite pastime?
I cook because I love to eat, and it’s a great way for me to relieve stress. Plus, something bubbling on the stove or roasting in the oven makes the house smell divine!
Read Leslie Fine's full biography
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James Hill
PhD, The Ohio State University
Associate Professor of Management Sciences
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Roy Lewicki
PhD, Columbia University
Abramawitz Memorial Professor Emeritus
Professor of Management and Human Resources
Learn More about Roy Lewicki
Roy Lewicki is a leading scholar in the study of trust development, negotiation, and conflict management processes. He is the author or editor of 32 books on negotiation and related topics.
What book is Professor Lewicki currently reading for fun?
Latest John Grisham, John Patterson, Michael Baldacci----all ‘brain cleansers’ from academic work.
What is Professor Lewicki's favorite travel destination and why?
My vacation house in New Hampshire. Its a great place to ‘chill out’ and get separated from all the day-to-day email, voicemail, memos, reports, grading, class preparation, etc. After 3-4 days of solitude there, I am ready to face civilization again.
What is a must see place?
Istanbul (and much of Western Turkey). At the crossroads of several major cultural and religious traditions and thousands of years of history, it brings together the European and Asian traditions and cultures, and has served as the capital of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, Latin Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Great sites, food and people!
Read Roy Lewicki's full biography
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Anil Makhija
PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Senior Associate Dean
Dean's Distinguished Professor
Professor of Finance
Learn More about Anil Makhija
Anil Makhija’s areas of expertise are corporate finance and public utilities, focusing on capital structure, investment policy, and corporate governance. His recent research examines how economic value added compensation plans affect investment behavior, ownership structure’s impact on newly privatized firms, the role of debt structure on the distribution of takeover gains, and diversification policies pursued by electric utilities.
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Anthony Rucci
PhD, Bowling Green State University
Professor of Management and Human Resources
Learn More about Anthony Rucci
Tony Rucci joined the Fisher faculty after a 25-year career as an executive officer with three Fortune 500 companies: Baxter International, Sears Roebuck and Co., and Cardinal Health. His roles have included global responsibility for corporate strategy and business development and legal and investor relations, among other leadership positions.
Read Anthony Rucci's full biography
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David Schilling
PhD, Johns Hopkins University
Professor of Management Services
Director, General Business Programs
Learn More about David Schilling
David Schilling’s research and consulting are in the design and implementation of computer-based tools to support management decision making and has spanned both the public and private sectors. In addition, he also directs Fisher’s general business programs, including distance delivery of the new general business major to Ohio State’s regional campuses.
What Professor Schilling is reading
Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. Yeah, I know it sounds like a stat book, but it is actually more about how opportunity and preparation lead to success.
What is Professor Schilling's favorite travel destination and why?
France. And not just Paris since there is so much more: the food, wine, language, a charming countryside, and, yes, a warm and friendly people (despite popular misconceptions).
Read David Schilling's full biography
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Oded Shenkar
PhD, Columbia University
Ford Motor Company Chair in Business Management
Professor of Management and Human Resources
Learn More about Oded Shenkar
Oded Shenkar is an expert in international business, particularly comparative and international management, especially in China. He has published numerous books, most recently The Chinese Century, Handbook for International Management Research and International Business. A fellow of the Academy of International Business, Shenkar advises multinational firms, national and state governments, and international organizations.
Read Oded Shenkar's full biography
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