MIT Sloan School of Management - Faculty

Faculty

Deans

  • Erwin Schell, 1930–1951 (Department of Business and Engineering)
  • Edward Pennell Brooks, 1951–1959
  • Howard W. Johnson, 1959–1966
  • William F. Pounds, 1966–1980
  • Abraham Siegel, 1980–1987
  • Lester Thurow, 1987–1993
  • Glen L. Urban, 1993–1998
  • Richard L. Schmalensee, 1998–2007
  • David Schmittlein, 2007–present

Notable current and former faculty

  • Thomas J. Allen, inventor, the Allen Curve
  • Dan Ariely, author, Predictably Irrational
  • Richard Beckhard, pioneer in organizational studies
  • Warren Bennis, pioneer in leadership studies
  • Fischer Black, co-inventor, Black–Scholes option pricing model
  • Lael Brainard, Under Secretary, US Treasury
  • Erik Brynjolfsson, director, MIT Center for Digital Business
  • Randolph Cohen, leading expert on financial economics
  • Paul Cootner, co-inventor, Random walk hypothesis
  • John C. Cox, co-inventor, binomial options model
  • Michael A. Cusumano, chairman, MIT Sloan Management Review
  • Donald W. Davis, former CEO, Stanley Black & Decker
  • John J. Donovan, founder, Cambridge Technology Partners
  • Rudi Dornbusch, inventor, the overshooting model
  • Stanley Fischer, Governor, Bank of Israel
  • Kristin Forbes, member, Council of Economic Advisers
  • Jay Wright Forrester, inventor, System Dynamics
  • Michael Hammer, inventor, business process reengineering
  • John R. Hauser, co-founder, Marketing Science
  • Jerry A. Hausman, 1985 John Bates Clark Medal recipient
  • Bengt R. Holmström, leading expert on information asymmetry
  • Thomas Kochan, leading expert on industrial relations
  • Simon Johnson, former chief economist, IMF
  • S. P. Kothari, editor, Journal of Accounting and Economics
  • John Little, co-founder, Marketing Science
  • Andrew Lo, inventor, Adaptive market hypothesis
  • Peter Lorange, past president, IMD
  • Stuart Madnick, inventor, Little Man Computer model
  • Thomas W. Malone, co-founder, We Are Smarter Than Me
  • Robert C. Merton, 1997 Nobel laureate in economics
  • Douglas McGregor, inventor, Theory X and Theory Y
  • Franco Modigliani, 1985 Nobel laureate in economics
  • Kenneth Morse, co-founder, 3Com
  • Stewart Myers, inventor, real option theory
  • Wanda Orlikowski, creator, Practice Lens
  • Eric Rosenfeld, co-founder, Long Term Capital Management
  • Edward B. Roberts, chair, MIT Entrepreneurship Center
  • Stephen Ross, inventor, arbitrage pricing theory
  • Paul Samuelson, first American Nobel laureate in economics
  • Edgar Schein, coined the term "corporate culture"
  • Myron S. Scholes, 1997 Nobel laureate in economics
  • Florence Sender, co-founder, MIT Entrepreneurship Center
  • Peter Senge, author, The Fifth Discipline
  • George P. Shultz, 60th United States Secretary of State
  • Robert Solow, 1987 Nobel laureate in economics
  • John Sterman, leading expert on System Dynamics
  • Richard Thaler, inventor, the endowment effect
  • Eric von Hippel, leading expert on user innovation
  • Jack Welch, former CEO, General Electric
  • Birger Wernerfelt, leading expert on organizational studies
  • Li Xiaolin, CEO, China Power International Development

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