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 Mitchell P. Koza, Ph.D.
Dean & Distinguished Professor of Management
Mitchell P. Koza is Distinguished
Professor of Management and Dean of the Rutgers University School of
Business – Camden. He is Founding Co-Chair of the Strategic Management
Society Interest Group on International Competition and Global Strategy,
and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the European
Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS).
Professor Koza has written extensively on
international strategy and management. He is primarily interested in the
ways that companies may improve their international competitiveness. He
has conducted studies of strategic alliances and acquisitions,
organizational change and transformation, and new organizational forms.
He is currently investigating the ways that successful companies adapt
in times of increasing disorder.
Koza’s award winning research, cases, and
commentary have been published in the major academic and practitioner
outlets, most recently the Strategic Management Journal, Organization
Science, and The Financial Times. He is noted as a leading scholar in
management sciences in Who’s Who in Management Sciences.
He received his Masters Degree from the
Harvard Graduate School of Education and his Doctoral Degree from the
University of Chicago. He has held appointments at Chicago, Yale, UCLA,
Duke, Cranfield, and Cedep, where he was Director General. Prior to his
academic career, Koza directed a New York based research company.
With twenty five years experience in
management development and education, Professor Koza is a noted leader
in education, a sought after conference speaker, and has conducted
numerous senior and board level workshops. He maintains consulting
relationships with several of the world’s most successful companies.
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