Management professor
Amy Hillman in the Department of Management primarily studies corporate governance and the role of the board of directors in improving firm performance. A current project underway with departmental doctoral students Tom Dalziel and Kati Haynes is how board composition changes over time as a firm develops from early entrepreneurial stages through growth and maturity. The team is compiling a history of 50 boards development from IPO through selection in the S&P 500 and exploring the role of how board composition is related to both internal and external characteristics and firm performance across time.
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTED
The institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) recently awarded its highest honor, the George E. Kimball Medal, to Professor Craig W. Kirkwood for "distinguished service to the society and the profession."
INFORMS is a 12,000 member society that represents professionals in the fields of operations research and management sciences worldwide.
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