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FACULTY & RESEARCH

Knowledge. Experience. Leadership. All are central to business success. Olin's professors are some of the best researchers, consultants and instructors anywhere.

Learn about their areas of expertise
A short list of their awards and accomplishments includes Batterymarch Fellowships, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and time spent as a Federal Reserve economist. Faculty members come to Olin after having studied and taught at leading universities around the world.

Browse their research
Their quest for knowledge and foresight keeps them ahead of the curve on trends in marketing, entrepreneurship, international business, financial markets and technology. Olin faculty members present, publish and serve on editorial boards, thus fostering the cross-fertilization of knowledge and continuous innovation in business research. Olin's Research Review (formerly Research Quarterly) provides recognition of their excellence in these endeavors.

Tap into faculty-mentored consulting teams
Our professors infuse Olin’s curriculum with research-driven thinking and real-world applications that make our students invaluable resources for nonprofits and companies looking for cost-effective consultants. Contact the Center for Experiential Learning to put a student team to work for you.

Partner with Olin’s research centers
Knowledge sharing also is important outside our walls. We've found the best way to share knowledge is through creative partnerships with academic, business and technological institutions. Olin has formed idea centers that serve as think tanks for the generation and dissemination of information. These centers connect you with important decision makers, technological advances and new ways of conducting business.

Anne Marie Knott on teaching and research at Olin.

Managing Reported Operating Cash Flow

Professor Rich Frankel evaluates the drivers behind reported increases in fourth-quarter working capital - and what happens in subsequent quarterly reports.