Media Mentions

Corporate Board Member

He shares his views on the forces affecting businesses and their leaders, focusing on four key areas: information, strategy, risk mitigation and trust.

USA Today

Cozen Research Scholar and Department Head of Marketing Daniel Korschun commented on the impact that Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers misleading his team and the public about his vaccination against COVID-19 will have on his brand, reputation and commercial endorsements.

DigiDay

Assistant Clinical Professor of Sport Business and Esport Business Program Lead Jeffrey Levine, JD, PhD, addressed how the esport industry is well-positioned to continue to grow and thrive even during economic uncertainty and the prospect of a recession.

The Ladders

Research by Joseph F. Rocereto Professor of Management Daan van Knippenberg, PhD, was cited in a story by The Ladders. His paper, “The emotional leader: Implicit theories of leadership emotions and leadership perceptions,” found that when females in positions of leadership express positive emotions, they’re seen as more effective leaders than their male counterparts, but if they show negative emotions, they’re seen as less effective.

Bloomberg

Research by Trustee Professor of Economics Constantinos Syropoulos, PhD, and Professor Yoto Yotov, PhD, of the School of Economics on the effectiveness of economic sanctions was cited by Daniel Flatley and Saleha Mohsin in an op-ed article for Bloomberg that was later published in the Washington Post.

Philadelphia Business Journal

Steve Sweeney ’03, president of Mount Laurel-based NEMR Total HR, an outsourced human resources, payroll and benefits company that works with small and midsize businesses that do not have internal HR departments, was quoted in a Philadelphia Business Journal on the desire for flexibility by workers.

The Korea Herald

Research by Trustee Professor of Economics Constantinos Syropoulos, PhD, and Professor Yoto Yotov, PhD, of the School of Economics on the effectiveness of economic sanctions was cited in an April 15 op-ed by Ana Palacio, a former foreign minister of Spain and former senior vice president and general counsel of the World Bank Group.

Biometric Update

A paper by Matthew Schneider, PhD, assistant professor of decision sciences, published by the American Marketing Association is cited by Biometric Update, a biometric data industry publication.

AMA - American Marketing Association

Matthew Schneider, PhD, assistant professor of decision sciences, is quoted along with his co-authors on the role that marketers can have in setting data privacy policy; namely, that marketing professionals bring practical knowledge and techniques to the data privacy discussion that can effectively limit the consumer information collected without impacting its usefulness.

MSNBC

Curtis Hall, PhD, associate professor of accounting, addressed the persistence of the wage gap between men and women and the effect that the COVID-19 pandemic will have on employment and earnings.

POLITICO

Research by Trustee Professor of Economics Constantinos Syropoulos, PhD, and Professor Yoto Yotov, PhD, of the School of Economics on the effectiveness of economic sanctions that was previously featured in a March 11 New York Times story was cited in POLITICO’s Playbook briefing as part of a list of stories relating to the war in Ukraine.

The New York Times

Trustee Professor of Economics Constantinos Syropoulos, PhD, and Professor Yoto Yotov, PhD, of the School of Economics were featured in a March 11 New York Times story about their research, using the Global Sanctions Database, tracking the relative success and failure of international sanctions.

KYW Newsradio

Shawkat Hammoudeh, PhD, professor of economics, discusses the impact that a ban on importation of Russian oil would have on gas prices, both in the United States and worldwide.

Marketplace

Cozen Research Scholar and department head of marketing Daniel Korschun, PhD, addresses the trend of major companies responding to the war in Ukraine by no longer doing business with Russia.

TechMonitor

Assistant Professor of Business Analytics Matthew Schneider, PhD, was quoted in a TechMonitor story on the advantages and disadvantages of edge computing in regards to personal data collection and privacy. “We’ve had the era of big data,” he says. “Now we might be going to small, meaningful data.”

Marketplace

In response to the scandal facing Spotify over Joe Rogan’s podcast, department head and Stephen Cozen Research Scholar in Marketing Daniel Korschun, PhD, addressed the changing expectations for companies to present themselves as socially responsible.

The Conversation

Curtis Hall, PhD, associate professor of accounting, co-authored an opinion piece about how legalizing recreational marijuana spurred economic activity in the first four states to do so.

Axios Philadelphia

Assistant Clinical Professor of Sport Business Jeffrey Levine, JD, PhD, who leads the undergraduate esport business program at LeBow, was quoted along with other industry experts on the growth of esport offerings, on both the professional and collegiate levels, in the Philadelphia area.

Sportico

Joel Maxcy, PhD, professor of sport business and department head of sport business and general business, authored an op-ed piece for sports-industry website Sportico on his predictions for a new collective bargaining for Major League Baseball and other outcomes of the current lockout.

KYW Newsradio

Brian Ellis, PhD, associate dean of academic programs administration and executive director of Goodwin College of Professional Studies, was interviewed in his capacity as board chair for the nonprofit ManUpPHL, which recently conducted a nine-month study that revealed some recurring themes underlying violent crime in the city — and offered some potential solutions.

CBS News

Joel Maxcy, PhD, professor and department head of sport business, discussed the implications of Major League Baseball’s current work stoppage and how long it might go on.

Sportico

Joel Maxcy, PhD, professor and department head of sport business, discussed the Baltimore Orioles baseball team, their recent struggles and how their ongoing rebuilding process exemplifies problems with Major League Baseball’s current structure.

Newsday

Professor and Department Head of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD, was quoted on the impact of a new arena opening on Long Island for the NHL’s New York Islanders.

The Economist

TD Bank Endowed Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry, PhD, was quoted in The Economist on patterns of profitability among companies going public through IPOs.

NBC News

Associate Professor and Cozen Research Scholar in Marketing Daniel Korschun, PhD, discussed his research on corporate political activism in a story about protests against Netflix and other companies for not living up to their professed support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Global Banking & Finance Review

Research by Dean’s Term Chair Professor of Finance Eliezer Fich, PhD that found shareholders are more likely to support climate-related initiatives after extreme weather events was cited in Global Banking & Finance Review.

Wealth Professional

Research by Dean’s Term Chair Professor of Finance Eliezer Fich, PhD was cited by Wealth Professional, a free online information resource for all Canadian advice and planning professionals.

Sloan Management Review

Research by Associate Professor of Management and Provost Solutions Fellow Lauren D’Innocenzo, PhD, on leadership styles in remote-work settings was featured in the MIT Sloan Management Review.

Portland Business Journal

Professor of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD was quoted in a story about the $3.1 billion college sponsorship business, as athletes can, starting July 1, financially benefit from their name, image and likeness and sign sponsorship deals.

Forbes

Research by Daan van Knippenberg, PhD, Joseph F. Rocereto Professor of Management and academic director of LeBow’s Institute for Strategic Leadership, on the emotional traits of leaders was highlighted in an article by Kevin Kruse for Forbes.