Professor Spotlights

Prof. Peter Bamberger, Associate Dean for Research & Faculty

Leading People and Organizations 

 

Peter specializes in organization behavior and human resource management. He is Associate Dean for Research and Faculty at the Coller School of Management, and is a Research Director of Cornell University’s Smithers Institute.

 

As of 2017, he is the Editor in-Chief of the journal Academy of Management Discoveries. His current research interests include peer relations and helping processes, occupational health psychology and compensation strategy. Peter teaches human resource strategy, compensation and organizational behavior.

 

Dr. Sharon Moshayof, Moshayof Global Consulting Ltd. 

Leading Change in the Global Organization 

 

Sharon is an expert in change and leadership, with 25+ years in the corporate world. She has held senior executive positions in major global organizations in the Banking, IT and Pharmaceutical sectors. Sharon has worked in most major global markets (US/Canada, South Africa, Europe, Latin America, Turkey, Russia, India, Japan and China) as well as in Israel.

 

Until recently Sharon was Executive Director and Talent Development Leader, Global Markets, at Merck, and is now an independent consultant. She teaches an MBA course in Global Change Leadership.

 

Prof. Rom Y. Schrift, Visiting Lecturer from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

The Systematic Approach to Creativity

 

Rom has a PhD in Marketing from Columbia University and an MBA degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He started his career as an R&D engineer and later became a consultant in the field of marketing research. Rom is currently an

Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where he teaches systematic approaches to creativity and conducts research in the field of judgment and decision making. His research has been published in top-tier academic journals, including Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Experimental Psychology, and Psychological Science.

 

Tamar Many, Director of International studies at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design

Propel: Impact Entrepreneurship Design

 
Tamar Many is a senior lecturer at Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art. She teaches courses in urban and health tech, visual communications and entrepreneurship, as well as fashion, textile, environmental and industrial design.

Tamar’s passion lies in social entrepreneurship, where she researches the intersection of design, technology and business. She is the co-founder and executive director of MindState, an organization which tackles societal issues by bringing together multidisciplinary, global teams and employing their proprietary design thinking methodology.

Previously, Tamar founded the luxury stationery company Textured Paper, collaborating with MoMA on a special edition collection. She lives in Tel Aviv with her husband and three children, and enjoys brainstorming with students at local cafes.

 

Dr. David Zvilichovsky, Senior Faculty Member

Technology Ventures: From Idea to Execution

 

David is a senior faculty member at Tel Aviv University’s Coller School of Management. He joined the School after serving as an executive in the Israeli hi-tech sector for over 20 years. David started his career as a software engineer for Eshed Robotec and later became the company’s Head of R&D.

 

David has worked with and has consulted for some of Israel’s leading technology companies including Comverse, Scitex, and Electric Fuel. He co-founded IPHighway, a pioneer in the Network QOS space and has been active in numerous financing and M&A transactions including the sale of Ad4Ever to aQuantive (now Microsoft). Today, David’s research emphasizes the interconnection between innovation, uncertainty and markets with a focus on network externalities and the new internet economy.

 

His recent projects study crowdfunding, innovation, entrepreneurship and R&D and provide insights into effective R&D policy.

 



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