Lena Booth is the Deputy Dean, Thunderbird Academic Enterprise and multiple times award-winning finance professor. She published her research in distinguished peer-reviewed journals and case studies for classroom instruction.

Mathias Arrfelt's research focuses on behavioral, cultural, environmental, and learning related aspects of strategic decision making, including how these factors influence firm performance.

Lucile Faurel earned her bachelor’s degree in international economics. After working in transfer pricing for Deloitte & Touche Paris, she earned her doctorate from New York University.

Todd Altomare applies three decades of leadership in financial services and entrepreneurship to teach management, corporate strategy, entrepreneurship and leadership emphasizing experiential learning and skill development.

Cameron Becker is an agile, flexible learner, who possesses attention to detail, organization, time management, and collaborating well with others.

Professor Gregory H. Shill studies corporate law and local government. His research applies legal and economic analysis to explore the governance and financial structures of firms, cities, and transportation systems.