Mentoring
Andy has been an important mentor and thesis advisor for
several prominant scholars and rising stars.
Michael
Lenox, Ph.D. MIT. Thesis: Agency and information
costs in the intra-firm diffusion of practice. Now
Samuel L. Slover Professor of Business and Associate Dean at
Darden School of Business, University of Virginia.
Free Press Best
Dissertation Award Finalist, ONE Best Dissertation Award
Finalist , INFORMS Organization Science Dissertation
Proposal Contest Finalist
Ann
Terlaak Ph.D. UCSB. Thesis: Exploring the Adoption Process
and Performance Consequences of Industry Management
Standards: The Case of ISO 9000. Now
Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin. INFORMS Organization
Science Dissertation Proposal Winner
Michael
Barnett, Ph.D. Stern, NYU. Thesis: Three essays on
the antecedents, process, and outcome of cooperation
amongst rival firms in pursuit of institutional change.
Now Professor of Strategy at Oxford and Research Director of
the Oxford University Centre for Corporate Reputation.
Luca Berchicci, Luca worked extensively with Andrew King and Chris Tucci while a post doc at EPFL. Luca is now an Assistant Professor at Erasmus.
Giada DiStefano, Ph.D. Bocconi. Thesis: Knowledge, Innovation, and Social Norms in Creative Industries: Three Essays (finalist for the Academy of Management BPS Dissertation Award and TIM Dissertation Award). Now Assistant Professor at HEC Paris. Free Press Best Dissertation Award Finalist, Technology and Innovation Management Best Dissertation Winner, 2011 Premio Isimbardi, the Province of Milan’s top honor for young researchers.
Andrea
Prado, PhD. NYU. Thesis: Essays on Industry
Self-Regulation:
Competition among Environmental and Labor Certifications
in the
Cut-Flower Industry. Now Assistant
Professor at INCAE Business School.
Grant Winning
To fund research on business and the environment and to
support students at a variety of universities, Andy has
successfully won over $1,000,000 in grants.
