Lauren Aydinliyim

Lauren Elizabeth Aydinliyim

Asst Professor

Zicklin School of Business

Department: N. P. Loomba Dept of Mgt

Areas of expertise:

Email Address: lauren.aydinliyim@baruch.cuny.edu

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Lauren E. Aydinliyim is an Assistant Professor of Strategic Management at the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College (CUNY). Her research explores the intersection of strategy, human capital, business ethics, and law, with a particular focus on non-compete agreements and employee mobility. At its core, Professor Aydinliyim's research is driven by a simple belief: people matter—the way firms attract, retain, and manage talent has profound implications for businesses, industries, and society as a whole. 

Her research has been published or is forthcoming in leading journals, including the Journal of Management, Journal of Business Ethics, and Human Resource Management. She serves as an ad hoc reviewer for several top journals and conferences and is currently a guest editor for a special issue on “quiet quitting” at Human Resource Management. She is an associate editorial board member of the Entrepreneurship Research Journal and serves as the Resource Information Chair for two Strategic Management Society interest groups: Strategic Human Capital, and Knowledge & Innovation.

Professor Aydinliyim earned her PhD in Organization Management from Rutgers University–Newark, her JD and Law & Business Certificate from Vanderbilt University, and her BS summa cum laude in Applied Mathematics (Probability & Statistics concentration) and Economics from the College of William & Mary. She also spent a year at the London School of Economics studying Mathematical Economics.

Before entering academia, she worked as an in-house attorney, human resources executive, and software licensing consultant. In addition to her teaching and research, she serves as a Faculty Field Mentor at the Midtown Manhattan Small Business Development Center (SBDC), where she provides counseling to local small businesses.

View more at my personal website: https://sites.google.com/view/laydinliyim/ 

Education

Ph.D., Organization Management, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Newark NJ

J.D., Law & Business, Vanderbilt University Nashville TN

B.S., Applied Mathematics (Probability & Statistics Concentration) & Economics, The College of William & Mary Williamsburg VA

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Spring 2022BPL5100Business Policy
Spring 2022BPL5100Business Policy
Spring 2020BPL5100Business Policy
Fall 2019BPL5100Business Policy
Spring 2019BPL5100Business Policy
Fall 2018BPL5100Business Policy

Journal Articles

Magrizos, S., Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., Porter, C., Phillips, J., & Delery, J. E. (2026). The Disquiet of Quiet Quitting: Definitional Clarity, Theoretical Pathways, and Future Research. Human Resource Management (FT50, MGT Dep't A), 65(4). 1015-1032.

Aydinliyim, L. E., & Somaya, D. (2026). Employee Mobility Barriers: An Integrative Review Across Careers, Human Resources, and Strategic Management Research. Journal of Management (FT50, MGT Dep't A) , 52(1). 221-254.

Giannakis, P., Dorothea, R., Aydinliyim, L. E., & Delery, J. E. (2025). Executive Compensation: The Role of Human Capital and Geographical Preferences. Compensation & Benefits Review, 27(2). 87-102. In Progress.

Aydinliyim, L. E., & Christmann, P. (2024). How Firm Bargaining Power Shapes Market Reactions to Reduced Labor Market Frictions. Reject and resubmit at Journal of Management (FT50, MGT Dep't A),

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2022). The Case for Ethical Non-Compete Agreements: Executives versus Sandwich-makers. The Journal of Business Ethics (FT50, MGT Dep't A), 175(3). 651 - 668.

Velez-Calle, A., Aydinliyim, L. E., Sosa, S., & Large, J. (2020). Expecting the Unexpected: Force Majeure Clauses and the COVID-19 Pandemic. Rutgers Business Review, 5(3). pp. 416-433.

Aydinliyim, L. E., & Somaya, D. Employee Mobility Barriers: A Human Capital Architecture for Talent Wars of the 21st Century. MIT Sloan Management Review (FT50, MGT Dep't A), In Progress.

Line managers implementing SHRM practices: Inhibitors, enablers, or scapegoats?. Preparing for submission to Human Resource Management (FT50, MGT Dep't A), In Progress.

The Ties that Help You Strike a Deal: A Social Networks Approach to the Negotiation of Idiosyncratic Deals. Editing draft for submission to Human Resource Management (FT50, MGT Dep't A), In Progress.

Carter, K., Aydinliyim, L. E., Roupmi, D., Singchokyoo, N., Magrizos, S., & Alikhani, M. Does Green HRM Help or Harm Employees? A Meta-Analysis of Employee Well-Being and Behavioral Outcomes. Under initial review at Human Resource Management Review (MGT Dep't A-), In Progress.

Second Act: A Comparative Analysis of Unretirement Pathways and Typologies in the US, Greece, and South Korea. Submitting to Journal of International Business Studies (FT50, MGT Dep't A) Special Issue on Microfoundations (Nov 16-30 2026 submission window), In Progress.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. Balancing Choice and Privacy: Employee Reactions to Pronoun Disclosure Policies. The Journal of Business Ethics (FT50, MGT Dep't A), In Progress.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Arkan, O., & Warren, D. E. Whistleblowing Across Borders: Applying ISCT to Reconcile Differences in MNC Whistleblowing Systems. Finalizing for submission to Journal of International Business Studies (FT50, MGT Dep't A),

Book Chapters

Aydinliyim, L., & Wirtenberg, J. (2017). The 21st Century Employment Relationship: Aligning HR & CSR through Employment Policies & Practices. In Berger, D., & Berger, L. (Eds.), The Talent Management Handbook (3rd Edition) (pp. 456-470). New York. McGraw Hill.

Aydinliyim, L. (2011). Section Author. 2010-11 Civil Rights Laws: Handbook for Oregon Employers Portland, OR,USA. Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industries.

Conference Proceedings

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. (2025). "When Political Conservativism Shapes Perceived Diversity Climate" as part of "Sympoiusm on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: A Stakeholders and Backlash Perspective". Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. (2024). Innovating for the Future: Blockchain, AI, & DEI –The Challenges of Doing Business in a Woke World; Presentation: “Employee responses to Woke DEI Policies” . Academy of Management Proceedings 2024.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Arkan, O., & Warren, D. (2024). Symposium: Morality as a System of Rules: Implications for Cognition and Behavior in Organizations; Presentation: “Is a Whistleblower a Snitch or Hero? Depends Upon Where You Are Located” . Academy of Management Proceedings 2024.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M., & Roumpi, D. (2024). Symposium: Managing Employee Career Transitions Within and Beyond Organizational Boundaries; Presentation: “Beyond the Signature: The Impact of Post-Employment Restrictive Covenants on Newly-Hired Employees” . Academy of Management Proceedings 2024.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. (2022). Symposium: Exploring the Diversity and Inclusion-Business Ethics Interface; Presentation:Pronoun Disclosure Policies: Promoting Diversity Climate or Causing Moral Outrage?. Academy of Management Proceedings 2022.

Aydinliyim, L., Wirtenberg, J., Delery, J. E., Montiel, I., Gentile, M., & Sarno, J. (2017). The 21st Century Employment Relationship: Aligning HR & CSR through Employment Policies & Practices. Academy of Management Proceedings 2017.

Law Reviews

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M. D., & Roumpi, D. (2025). Signed but Not Seen: Restrictive Covenants in Employment Contracts ABA Journal of Labor and Employment Law (Law Dep't A).

Presentations

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. (2026, October 10). When Political Conservativism Shapes Perceived Diversity Climate. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. "When Political Conservativism Shapes Perceived Diversity Climate" as part of the Symposium "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policies: A Stakeholders and Backlash Perspective". Academy of Management Annual Meeting 2025. Copenhagen, Denmark: Academy of Management.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Arkan Tunc, O., & Warren, D. E. Should I blow the whistle? It depends upon where you are located. Society for Business Ethics Annual Meeting 2025. Copenhagen, Denmark: Society for Business Ethics.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Arkan, O., & Warren, D. E. Should I Blow the Whistle? It Depends on Where You Are Located”. ComplianceNet Annual Meeting 2025. New York, NY

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M. D., & Roumpi, D. (2026, September 10). Beyond the Signature: the Impact of Post-Employment Restrictive Covenants on Newly-Hired Employees. People and Organizations Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA: Wharton Center for Human Resources.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. (2026, October 10). When Political Conservatism Shapes Perceived Diversity Climate. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. San Francisco: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M., & Roumpi, D. (2026, September 10). Beyond the Signature: the Impact of Post-Employment Restrictive Covenants on Newly-Hired Employees. People & Organizations Conference 2025. Philadelphia, PA: Wharton Center for Human Resources.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. (2026, October 10). Employee Reactions to “Woke” DEI Policies . Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Istanbul, Turkey

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2026, June 10). “A Tech Laggard’s Guide to (Learning & Teaching) Technology & Innovation”. Virtual: Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP Tech Talk.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Marx, M., Zicklin, L., Webb, G., & Weber, B. (2026, July 10). FTC Bans Non-Competes: What Are the Implications for Business? . Zicklin Talks Business Webinar. : Zicklin School of Business.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. (2026, August 10). Balancing Inclusion And Privacy: Employee Reactions To Pronoun Disclosure Policies. Society for Business Ethics Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL: Society for Business Ethics.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. (2026, April 10). Employee Reactions to Organizational Pronoun Disclosure Policies. Wharton Workshop on DEI in Business. Philadelphia, PA: Wharton Legal Studies & Business Ethics.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. (2026, September 10). Employee Reactions to Organizational Pronoun Disclosure Policies: Balancing Inclusion, Privacy, & Choices . People & Organizations Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M., & Roumpi, D. (2026, October 10). Beyond the Signature: the Impact of Post-Employment Restrictive Covenants on Newly Hired Employees. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Istanbul, Turkey

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Giannakis, P. (2026, October 10). LGBT-inclusive HRM: Regulation and Organizational Leaders’ KSAOs. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting 2023. Toronto, ON, CA: Strategic Management Society.

Angelidis, M., Aydinliyim, L. E., & Branciforte, E. (2026, October 10). Innovation Productivity Under Employee Mobility Shocks. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting 2023. Toronto, ON, CA: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2026, March 10). Public Policy-Induced Changes in Human Capital Factor Market Imperfections: How Non-Compete Policy Affects Firm Market Value. : Manhattan College Research Seminar Series.

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2026, March 10). Public Policy-Induced Changes in Human Capital Factor Market Imperfections: How Non-Compete Policy Affects Firm Market Value. Manhattan College Research Seminar Series.

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2026, April 10). A Tech Laggard’s Guide to (Learning & Teaching) Technology & Innovation. Virtual: Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP Tech Talk.

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Angelidis, M. Looking back while moving forward: How executive mobility and non-compete agreements affect temporal focus. People and Organizations 15th Annual Conference. Philadelphia, PA

Aydinliyim, L. E., Roumpi, D., & Warren, D. E. (2026, September 10). DEI Initiatives and Human Capital Turnover: Exploring Pronoun Disclosure Policies. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. London, UK: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. E., & Christmann, P. (2020, August 31). Firm performance after California's refusal to enforce out-of-state employee non-compete agreements. Academy of Management 2020 Annual Meeting. Vancouver BC (now virtual due to COVID19): Academy of Management.

Aydinliyim, L. E. (2020, August 31). A normative framework for ethical non-compete agreements. Society for Business Ethics Annual Meeting 2020. Vancouver BC (now virtual due to COVID19): Society for Business Ethics.

Aydinliyim, L., & Christmann, P. (2019, June 30). Opening the Labor Market Doors: Firm Performance Following California's Refusal to Enforce Out-of-State Employee Non-Compete Agreements. Asia Academy of Management/Taiwan Academy of Management Annual Meeting. Bali, Indonesia: Asia Academy of Management/Taiwan Academy of Management.

Aydinliyim, L., & Roumpi, D. (2019, October 31). A test of time: Executive non-competes and temporal focus. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. (2018, March 31). The Case for Ethical Non-Compete Agreements: Executives versus Sandwich-makers. Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship Junior Faculty & Doctoral Consortium. Washington, DC: Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship Society.

Aydinliyim, L., & Christmann, P. (2018, September 25). Investor Responses to Changing Enforceability of Employee Non-Competes. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Paris, France: Strategic Management Society.

Aydinliyim, L. (2017, August 31). The Case for Ethical Non-Compete Agreements: Executives versus Sandwich-makers. Academy of Management Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA: Academy of Management.

Aydinliyim, L. (2017, August 31). The Case for Ethical Non-Compete Agreements: Executives versus Sandwich-makers. Society of Business Ethics Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA: Society of Business Ethics.

Aydinliyim, L. (2013, March 31). How IP Counsel Can Work Effectively with In-House Counsel. Oregon State Bar Intellectual Property Section Lunch. Portland, OR, USA: Oregon State Bar Intellectual Property Section.

Research Currently in Progess

Aydinliyim, L., & Roumpi, D.(n.d.). A test of time: Executive non-competes and temporal focus. In Progress.

We examine how employee non-compete agreements affect strategic decision-making. Early stage proposal presented at the 2019 SMS Annual Meeting, IRB exemption received Spring 2021; currently in data collection.

Aydinliyim, L., Calle, A. V., Gallo, P., & Velasquez, H.(n.d.). Anticipating conflict: Deadlock clauses in joint venture contracts. In Progress.

We explore the relationship of joint venture (JV) contractual exit mechanisms and the role of institutional context on the likelihood of inclusion of deadlock provisions in joint venture contracts. Initial draft completed.

Aydinliyim, L., & Roumpi, D.(n.d.). LGBT-inclusive HRM: Regulation and Organizational Leaders’ KSAOs. In Progress.

We seek to explain variation in the adoption of LGBT-friendly HR practices across firms, especially whether the policy adoption was to “check the box” or representative of more comprehensive reform. Initial draft completed but revising based on feedback.

Aydinliyim, L., & Calle, A. V.(n.d.). Restrictive Covenants in International Joint Venture Contracts. In Progress.

Aydinliyim, L., Labaki, R., Michael-Tsabari, N., & Zachary, R.(n.d.). Social Norms and Family Firms. In Progress.

We explore how social versus economic norms operate within family firms. Anticipated submission to the Journal of Business Ethics (FT50).

Aydinliyim, L. E., Gough, M., & Roumpi, D.(n.d.). Beyond the Signature: the Impact of Post-Employment Restrictive Covenants on New Hires, Labor Market Entrants, & Historically Underrepresented Groups. In Progress.

This research investigates the impact of post-employment restrictive covenants (RCs) on new hires and labor market entrants, particularly women and members of historically underrepresented groups (HUGs). Notably, this is the first known effort to examine the effects of RCs on new hires, highlighting how these agreements shape employee attitudes even before job acceptance or commencement. While extant literature suggests that employee non-compete agreements (one type of RC) may disparately impact women, this project delves into the underlying “whys” and “hows” of this phenomenon, considering multiple HUGs, intersectional identities, and a suite of RCs through experiments with working adults and students.

TitleFunding Agency SponsorStart DateEnd DateAwarded DateTotal FundingStatus
Employee non-competes, mobility, and the temporal focus of executivesPSC-CUNY 5107/01/202012/31/202204/17/20203500Completed
Exploring the Firm and Individual Impacts of Post-Employment Restrictive CovenantsPSC-CUNY 5407/01/202306/30/202404/18/20233500Funded - In Progress
Exploring the Inclusivity of Organizational Policies and PracticesPSC CUNY 5307/01/202212/31/202304/15/20223500Funded - In Progress
Exploring the Inclusivity of Organizational Policies and PracticesEugene Lang Fellowship06/01/202206/30/20237176Submitted for Review
Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
2025 Reviewer of the Year (awarded 2026)Human Resource Management (FT50)2026-08-02
Dean's Office Summer Research Support Zicklin Dean's Office2026-05-15
Dean's Office Summer Research Support Zicklin Dean's Office2026-05-15
Department Faculty Research Productivity AwardNarendra Paul Loomba Department of Management2026-05-12
Department Faculty Research Productivity AwardNarendra Paul Loomba Department of Management2025-05-15
Department Faculty Research Productivity AwardNarendra Paul Loomba Department of Management2024-05-15
Finalist - Best Paper Award Fall 2022Strategic Human Capital IG2022-09-18
Nominee - Inaugural Annual Conference Responsible Research Paper PrizeStrategic Management Society2022-06-01
Abraham J. Briloff Faculty Prize for 2019 (co-winner)Baruch College2020The Abraham J. Briloff Prizes in Ethics are intended to stimulate scholarship in the field of ethics, with an emphasis on ethics in professional life. The prize is awarded annually to a faculty member who has written an important topical article, essay or book on ethics, also as it relates to current events.
Stewart Travel AwardCUNY Academy for the Humanities and Sciences2019$500 travel award to fund presentation at the 2019 annual meeting of the Asia Academy of Management.
Finalist - SBE Best Dissertation Award 2019Society for Business Ethics2019Finalist for Society for Business Ethics Dissertation Award
Faculty Travel Grant Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY2019Grant to support faculty presentation at preeminent conferences. Awards to fund 2019 Strategic Management Society presentation.
Teaching Assistant and Graduate Assistant Professional Development FundRutgers University via TA/GA Union (AAUP-AFT) 2018Merit-based award based on application; to be used for activities associated with academic progress toward completion of PhD at Rutgers.
Faculty Travel GrantZicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY2018Grants to fund faculty presentations at preeminent conferences. Awarded for Strategic Management Society 2018 annual meeting presentation.
Teaching Assistant and Graduate Assistant Professional Development FundRutgers University via TA/GA Union (AAUP-AFT) 2017Merit-based award based on application; to be used for activities associated with academic progress toward completion of PhD at Rutgers.
Teaching Assistant and Graduate Assistant Professional Development FundRutgers University via TA/GA Union (AAUP-AFT) 2016Merit-based award based on application; to be used for activities associated with academic progress toward completion of PhD at Rutgers.
Teaching Assistant and Graduate Assistant Professional Development FundRutgers University via TA/GA Union (AAUP-AFT) 2016Merit-based award based on application; to be used for activities associated with academic progress toward completion of PhD at Rutgers.
Travel AwardRutgers University Graduate School Newark2016Award for up to $500 of reimbursement for expenses incurred in presenting academic research
Teaching Assistant and Graduate Assistant Professional Development FundRutgers University via TA/GA Union (AAUP-AFT) 2015Merit-based award based on application; to be used for activities associated with academic progress toward completion of PhD at Rutgers.
Summer research grantTechnology Management Research Center, Rutgers Business School2015Summer funding for research project.
Rutgers University Teaching & Graduate AssistantshipRutgers Graduate School - Newark20144 years of funded support by Rutgers University - Newark while obtaining a PhD in the business school.

Department

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Delta Seminar SeriesOrganizer8/1/2019Present
Narendra Paul Loomba Department of ManagementDepartment Secretary9/1/201812/31/2020
Management Department PhD AdmissionsFaculty Interviewer1/1/20192/28/2019
Management Department PhD Candidate Mock Interviews & Job TalksAttendee/Editor/Feedback10/1/20181/31/2019

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
BPL 5100 Hybridization CommitteeCommittee MemberPresent
Delta Seminar SeriesOrganizerPresent
Faculty Field Mentor - Field Center for EntrepreneurshipFaculty MentorPresent
Undergraduate Committee on Academic StandingCommittee MemberPresent
Strategy Qualifying Examination (Second Summer) Question Drafter/GraderDrafter/GraderPresent
Lawrence N. Field Center for EntrepreneurshipFaculty Mentor6/30/2021
Narendra Paul Loomba Department of ManagementDepartment Secretary12/31/2020
PhD Project – Baruch College Research SymposiumReviewer3/31/2020
Strategy Career Paths for MBA StudentsDrafter3/31/2019
PhD Project – Baruch College Research Symposium Reviewer3/31/2019
Management Department PhD AdmissionsFaculty Interviewer2/28/2019
Management Department PhD Candidate Mock Interviews & Job TalksAttendee/Editor/Feedback1/31/2019

University

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Position Paper Committee Chair for Maria-Irene Angelidis (PhD student)Faculty Advisor5/22/2022Present
Position Paper Committee for Nikisha AlcindorCommittee Member5/1/202012/31/2020
Junghoon Park Oral Comprehensive Exam (Second Year)Committee Member7/1/202010/31/2020
Position Paper Committee for Junghoon ParkCommittee Member5/1/201912/31/2019

Professional

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Society for Business Ethics Annual MeetingReviewer, Conference PaperUnited States3/1/2017PresentInternational
Strategic Management Society - Multiple Interest GroupsReviewer, Conference Paper3/1/2019PresentInternational
Personnel PsychologyReviewer, Journal Article5/1/2026PresentInternational
Strategic Management Society Knowledge & Innovation Interest GroupOfficer, Other Officer7/1/2024PresentInternational
Strategic Management Society Strategic Human Capital Interest GroupOfficer, Other Officer9/2/2022PresentInternational
Human Resources Journal (FT50) special issue on Quiet QuittingEditor, Journal Editor3/1/2023PresentInternational
Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal Reviewer, Journal Article10/1/2023PresentInternational
Business Ethics QuarterlyEditor, Associate Editor8/1/2026PresentInternational
Journal of Business EthicsReviewer, Journal ArticleNew YorkUnited States9/1/2019PresentInternational
Journal of Management StudiesReviewer, Journal ArticleUnited States3/1/2022PresentInternational
Entrepreneurship Research JournalAssociate Editorial Board Member9/1/2020Present
Strategic Management Society Strategic Human Capital Interest GroupPhD Student Mentor10/1/2020Present
Academy of Management Annual MeetingReviewer, Conference PaperUnited States1/1/2017PresentInternational
Social Issues in Management Division of the Academy of ManagementResearch Development Workshop Mentor8/1/2026PresentInternational
Human Resource ManagementReviewer, Journal Article3/1/2025PresentInternational
Human Resource Management JournalReviewer, Journal Article3/4/2026PresentInternational
Business & SocietyReviewer, Journal Article10/1/2025PresentInternational
Compensation & Benefits ReviewReviewer, Journal Article3/1/2025PresentInternational
Business Ethics QuarterlyEditorial Review Board Member8/1/20257/31/2026International
Entrepreneurship Research JournalReviewer, Journal Article12/1/20181/31/2019
Rutgers Business ReviewReviewer, Journal ArticleNew JerseyUnited States4/1/20176/30/2017
DRUID17PhD Student Volunteer, Session Chair, Conference AttendeeNew YorkUnited States6/12/20176/14/2017
INFORMSAttendee, MeetingPennsylvaniaUnited States10/1/201511/30/2015
INFORMSAttendee, MeetingCaliforniaUnited States10/1/201411/30/2014

Public

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
• Advertising Research Foundation (ARF)’s Workforce Initiative for Diversity and Excellence (WIDE) CEO Diversity SalonDiscussantPresentInternational