The faculty members at the Leavey School of Business exemplify dedication and expertise, fostering an environment where students thrive intellectually and professionally. Their commitment to innovative teaching, groundbreaking research, and mentorship sets a standard of excellence.
- Faculty Directory
View profiles and contact information for all faculty members at the Leavey School of Business.
- Faculty Research
Faculty in the Leavey School of Business are active scholars and throughout this site, you will find ample evidence of the rich and varied research carried out by our faculty.
ISA professor Naren Agrawal is leading the charge to revolutionize supply chain management with the introduction of the Optimal Machine Learning, a game-changing model that directly connects data to decisions, increasing agility and resilience while reducing costs.
While Women’s History Month provides an opportunity to reflect on the work powerful female leaders have done to pave the way for future generations, it also provides an opportunity to consider the amount of work that still needs to be done towards realizing true gender equity.
In California, as in the country as a whole, statistics on racial disparities in the criminal legal system are stark. Those disparities lead to tricky questions, according to Leavey School of Business economist.
Whether data is being used by marketers to target specific audiences online, computer engineers to teach human-like behaviors to algorithms, or investors to inform financial decision making, data is arguably the world’s most precious commodity.
Discover the extraordinary legacy of Mario Belotti, longtime Leavey legend who left his mark across six decades. Uncover how his optimistic outlook and innovative programs, like the annual Economic Symposium, left a lasting impact on students, colleagues, and the business world at large.
For all the talk about inflation and economic uncertainty in the past year or two, consumers are showing no fear in their 2023 holiday shopping. A record-setting 200.4 million flocked to stores, sites, and apps on Black Friday this year, according to data from the National Retail Federation.