Doug Olsen’s research and teaching interests focus on innovation and consumer behavior.

Professor Li studies supply chain decisions in technology and pharmaceutical industries, focusing on operations decisions including demand forecasting, revenue management and pricing, production and capacity planning.

Jonathan Ketcham is an economist focusing on consumer decision making and physician decision making in health care.

Rui Yin’s primary research includes demand management in retail operations, and sourcing and procurement strategies in multi-tier supply chain management. Professor Yin teaches in the MS-BA program and the SCM PhD program.

Highly innovative and acclaimed marketing executive with a proven track record of success in crafting impactful global and national marketing strategies.

Tyler's research focuses on sustainability and human well-being, environmental philosophy, environmental decision-making, the nature of interdisciplinary science, and climate change.

Christopher Lee is a Clinical Associate Professor in marketing in the W.P. Carey School of Business. Professor Lee earned his Ph.D. at the University of Oregon in addition to a background in the sports industry.