Poets&Quants: UC Davis Thought Leadership Video Series
Emeritus Distinguished Professor Paul Griffin on Business Risks
Paul A. Griffin loves risks. He shares his academic journey studying business risks, from scandals and wildfires to climate change and the impact of financial disclosure rules to inform investors.
Professor Emerita Kimberly Elsbach Explores Organizational Behavior from NASCAR Fans to The Cattle Industry
From NASCAR fans and remote workers to the cattle industry and creative designers, Elsbach shares her research on social psychology, self-perception and behavior in organizations.
Distinguished Professor Hemant Bhargava: Facebook. Google. Uber. Netflix. Tesla. What do they all share in common?
They are highly successful and disruptive businesses based on platform economics. It’s a topic that Bhargava knows inside out. Recently honored with INFORMS Information System Society’s President’s Service Award, Bhargava leads the Center for Analytics and Technology in Society at the school.
From Authors to Career Switchers: Professor Greta Hsu on Market Category Constraints
Greta Hsu, whose pioneering organizational research takes a deep dive into “categorical stickiness” and how moviemakers, tobacco companies, and book authors position themselves in the market.
From Apple to Academia: Professor Andrew Hargadon on Innovation
UC Davis Graduate School of Management Professor Andrew Hargadon, a leading expert in entrepreneurship, shares how network drives innovation to help solve the world’s complex social and economic challenges.
UC Davis Professor Ayako Yasuda On Venture Capital, Private Equity, And Impact Investing
An internationally recognized financial economist, Professor Yasuda's pioneering research focuses on venture capital, private equity and impact investing. Hear about her journey from Stanford to Goldman Sachs to academia in a Q&A with Poets&Quants.
UC Davis Professor Robert Marquez on the Behavior of Financial Institutions
In this wide-ranging interview with Poets&Quants Founder John A. Byrne, Professor Marquez opens up about his academic life, his research on the behavior of financial institutions and teaching about banking and corporate finance.
