Doctor of Management Alumni - Class of 2014

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• Don P. Addison II, DM
  • SVP, Knowledge Management Executive
    Bank of America Merrill Lynch
    Charlotte, NC
  • Dissertation: Towards Flourishing: How Sellers Can Forge Stronger B2B Relations and Increase Buyer Loyalty
• Gabriel Berczely, DM
  • Chairman
    Gebesa
    Santiago, Chile
  • Dissertation: Improving the Capacity for Strategic Anticipation: How Upstream, Downstream and Lateral Immersion Contribute to the Capacity to Anticipate Strategic Moves
• Solange Charas, PhD
  • CEO
    Charas Consulting, Inc.
    New York, NY
  • Dissertation: Does Upper Echelons Team Dynamic Matter? The Criticality of Executive Team Behavior in Economic Value Creation
• Shengfa J. Chuang, PhD
  • President
    AIPTEK, Inc.
    Irvine, CA
  • Dissertation: Facilitating Radical Innovation in Consumer Electronics and Information Technology Industries
• Deirdre P. Dixon, PhD
  • Assistant Professor, Management
    Associate Director, TECO Energy Center for Leadership
    John Sykes College of Business
    University of Tampa
    Tampa, FL
  • Dissertation: Staying Alive: The Experience of In Extremis Leadership
• Donna L. Haeger, PhD
  • Professor of Practice
    SC Johnson College of Business
    Cornell University
    Ithaca, NY
  • Dissertation: The Significance of Influence in Our Current Work Environment: Understanding and Exploring the Shift and Emergent Domains
• Dale E. Hartz, DM
  • Adjunct Instructor
    Walsh University
    North Canton, OH
  • Dissertation: Understanding Managerial Influences:  A Mixed Methods Study of employee engagement, well-being, and performance
• David Klossner, PhD
  • Dissertation: Factors That Influence Firms' Environmental Performance: An Examination of Large Companies
• Miagros Pereyra-Rojas, PhD
  • Dissertation: Title A Theoretical, Empirical and Practical Approach to Academic Knowledge Production and Job Satisfaction: The Role of Academic Alignment
• Karen L. Stock, DM
  • Professional Assistant Professor of Busines
    Walsh University
    North Canton, OH
  • Dissertation: Equine-Assisted Experiential Learning: Implications for Management Development and Education
• Yunmei Wang, PhD
  • Assistant Professor
    Department of Medicine
    Cardiovascular Division
    Case Western Reserve University
    Cleveland, OH
  • Dissertation: Bridging the Medical Knowledge and Practice Gap: Antecedents of Successful Scientist Physician Collaboration
• David S. Widdifield, DM
  • Senior Lecturer
    Director of MBLE Program
    Fisher College of Business
    Ohio State University
    Columbus, OH
  • Dissertation: Supply Chain Management Performance: Factors Contributing to Successful Risk Mitigation & Resiliency
• Adrian Wolfberg, PhD
  • Visiting Professor
    US Army War College
    Carlisle, PA
  • Dissertation: A Theory of Overload and Equivocality Effects on Learning during Knowledge Transfer within Policy Making Dyads