Experts

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Gabrielle (Gabe) Adams

Associate Professor of Public Policy and Business Administration and, by Courtesy, Psychology (Social)

Adams is a behavioral scientist and an expert in interpersonal dynamics, social exchange, conflict resolution and decision-making. She studies psychological inefficiencies and what gives rise to good decisions and conditions in organizations.

Lester F. Alexander III

John Glynn Endowed Professor and Professor of Practice in Business Administration

Alexander is a venture capital and private equity expert. The former investor, executive and investment banker serves on the board of several Jefferson Capital portfolio companies, supporting strategic planning and corporate governance.

George E.L. Barbee is a Darden lecturer and innovation expert with 45 years of business experience across Fortune 100 companies. Learn about his entrepreneurial journey and innovation teaching.

Scott C. Beardsley

President of the University of Virginia, Charles C. Abbott Professor of Business Administration

Beardsley is the 10th president of the University of Virginia and former dean of Darden. He is an expert in strategy, stakeholder management, regulation and leadership development. He researches maximizing human potential, technology, and ethical AI.

Samuel E. Bodily

John Tyler Professor Emeritus of Business Administration

Samuel E. Bodily, John Tyler Professor Emeritus at Darden. Expert in decision analysis, risk management, strategy modeling, and energy consulting with MIT Ph.D.

Robert F. Bruner

University Emeritus Professor, Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Business Administration, Dean Emeritus of the Darden School of Business

Robert F. Bruner, Darden School Dean Emeritus and M&A expert. Author of bestselling books on mergers, acquisitions, corporate finance and business leadership.

Raul O. Chao

Oliver Wight Associate Professor of Business Administration

Chao is an expert on improving how innovation and new product development processes operate. He serves as an adviser to multiple entrepreneurial ventures as well as companies such as 3M, Microsoft, Whirlpool and Lockheed Martin.

Ming-Jer Chen

Leslie E. Grayson Professor of Business Administration

Chen is a leading authority in strategic management recognized for his pioneering work on how firms compete and collaborate worldwide and how to integrate the best aspects of seemingly oppositional business cultures and practices.

Gaurav Chiplunkar

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

Chiplunkar examines the intersection of development and labor economics. He studies how large industrial policies affect firm behavior and how frictions in the labor market constrain job search, recruitment and hiring practices by workers and firms.

Alex Cowan

Batten Fellow and General Faculty

Cowan’s work on hypothesis-driven development is widely used as a systematic approach to developing new products and ventures. He is an entrepreneur and investor, with his most recent company acquired by Broadsoft (now part of Cisco).