Mark A. Hager is an ASU emeritus professor. He was associate professor in the School of Community Resources and Development from 2008 to 2022.

Warner’s research and teaching areas are religion and politics, the military, and the political economy of corruption in the global political economy.

Hirata is the program chair of technological entrepreneurship and management at the Polytechnic School at ASU.

Eisen-Cohen has held leadership positions in many nonprofit and public organizations for 25 years. She teaches courses in management, public policy, program evaluation, leadership, and women and politics.

Whether through ASU Communities of Practice, or most recently, the Girl Scouts -- Danielle leverages her transferable project and portfolio management skills to integrate her education and passion for organizational and leadership development.

Sully de Luque's research interests include the micro and macro influences of culture in organizations, responsible and global leadership, sustainability, stakeholder decision-making and entrepreneur training.

DeBlander has worked for several manufacturing companies primarily in the packaging industry. He has an MBA and BS in mechanical engineering. He teaches online.

David Welsh's research focuses primarily on issues related to unethical behavior in the workplace.