May 2016

John F. MahonRecipient of the 2011 University of Maine Presidential

Research and Creative Achievement Award2014 Aspen National “Faculty Pioneer Award” Finalist

Home Address: Office Address:19 Evergreen Drive 323 DP Corbett

Business BldgHampden, ME 04444-1410 University

of Maine Tel: (207) 862-5159 Orono,

Maine 04469 email: mahon@maine.edu FAX: (207) 581-1956 Tel: (207) 581-1976 Personal Date of Birth: June 25, 1948 Information United States Citizenship Married, One Child

Professional 2001 – present John M. Murphy Chaired Professor ofInternationalExperience Business Policy and Strategy and Professor ofManagement

Maine Business School University of Maine

2009 – present Cooperating Faculty Member School of Policy and International Affairs University of Maine

2015 – present Elected Member, Board of Trustees American University in Bulgaria Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria

Chair, Educational Policy Committee Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria

Executive Committee, Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria

Member, Audit Committee, Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria

2011 – present Visiting Professor (Renewed for a second 3 yr. term) University of Chester Chester, England

March – May, 2003 Visiting Professor Fachhochschule Aalen University Of Applied Sciences

Of Applied Sciences Aalen, Germany

2006 – present Research Associate European Centre for Public Affairs Surrey, England

2002 – present Research Associate The Centre for Corporate Public Affairs Melbourne, Australia

2004 – 2014 Cooperating Faculty Member Department of Public Administration College of Business, Public Policy and Health University of Maine

2007 – 2010 Dean, College of Business, Public Policy and Health 2007 – 2010 Director, Maine Business School

2006 - 2008 Founding Director, School of Policy and International Affairs University of Maine 2004 – 2006 Provost, ad interim and Vice President for Academic Affairs University of Maine

2003—2007 Vice-President Issues Management Council Washington, DC 1997 – 2000 Chair, Department of Strategy and Policy School of Management Boston University

1991 – 2000 Professor of Strategy and Policy School of Management Boston University Jan. 1987- Associate Dean Sept. 1988 School of Management Boston University

1986 – 1991 Associate Professor (tenured) of Management Policy School of Management Boston University

1984 – 1986 Associate Professor (without tenure) of Management Policy School of Management Boston University

Jan. 1984- Interim Director Apr. 1984 Executive Education Programs

Apr. 1984 Executive Education Programs School of Management Boston University

1980 – 1984 Assistant Professor of Management Policy School of Management Boston University

1977 – 1980 Instructor and Research

Assistant Department of Management Policy Organizational Behavior

Department School ofManagement

Boston University 1970 – 1980 Instructor Department of Management School of Management Southeastern Massachusetts University

1970 – 1977 Department Head, Division Officer, and Instructor United States Navy

Education D.B.A.

Graduate School of Management Boston University, 1982 Major Field: Management Policy (Strategy) Minor Area: Organizational Behavior and Public Policy Dissertation Title: The Corporate Public Affairs Office: Structure, Behavior and Impact

M.B.A., With Honors Graduate School of Management Bryant College, 1976 Smithfield, Rhode Island Major Field: Management B.S. University of Pennsylvania, 1970 Wharton School of Finance and Commerce Philadelphia, PA Major: Labor Management Relations and Political Science

Publications (*means a peer reviewed and/or referred publication) "Articulated Turbulence: The Impact of Regulatory Agencies on Corporate Response to SocialChange," with James E. Post, in Richard C. Huseman, (ed.), Academy of Management Proceedings,Atlanta, Georgia, August, 1979: 277-281.*

"From Entrepreneurial to Professional Management: A Set of Guidelines," with Ram Charan andCharles Hofer, Journal of Small Business Management, 18 (1), January, 1980.* JCR IMPACTFACTOR: 1.33

"Deregulation and Strategic Transformation," with Edwin A. Murray, Jr., Journal of ContemporaryBusiness, 9, (2), Summer, 1980: 123-138.* "Articulated Turbulence: The Effect of Regulatory Agencies on Corporate Responses to SocialChange," with James E. Post, Academy of Management Review, 5, (3), July 1980: 399 – 407* JCRIMPACT FACTOR: 7.895; reprinted in Robert J. Gibbons (ed.), Dimensions of Corporate Strategy:Selected Readings, Insurance Institute of America, Malvern, PA, 1983: 205-220. Public Affairs Officers and Their Functions: Summary of Survey Responses (monograph) withJames E. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr., Robert B. Dickie, and Michael Jones, Boston UniversitySchool of Management, March 1981. "Public Affairs Officers and Their Functions: Highlights of a National Survey," with James E. Post,Edwin A. Murray, Jr., Robert B. Dickie, and Michael Jones, Public Affairs Review, 1981: 88-99. "Strategic Planning in Regulated Companies," with Edwin A. Murray, Jr., Strategic ManagementJournal, 2, July-September, 1981: 251-262.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 3.367 "The Public Affairs Function in American Corporations: Development and Relations withCorporate Planning," with James E. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr., and Robert B. Dickie, Journal ofLong Range Planning, 15 (2), April, 1982: 12-21.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 3.667 "Public Affairs Structures and Activities in Large American Corporations" in Kae H. Chung (ed.),Academy of Management Proceedings, New York, New York, 1982: 366-370.* "The Thompson-Page Contribution to Social Issues Research," in Lee E. Preston (ed.), Research inCorporate Social Performance and Policy, Volume 4, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1982: 57-76;reprinted in Lee E. Preston (ed.), Corporation and Society Research: Studies in Theory andMeasurement, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 990: 135-154. "Managing the Public Affairs Function,' with James E. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr., and Robert B.Dickie, California Management Review, 26 (1), Fall, 1983: 135-150.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR:1.667 "Corporate Political Strategies: An Empirical Study of Chemical Firm Responses to SuperfundLegislation," in Lee E. Preston (ed.), Research in Corporate Social Performance and Policy, Volume5, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1983: 143-182; reprinted in Lee E. Preston (ed.), GovernmentRegulation and Business Response: Research Issues and Empirical Studies, Greenwich, CT: JAIPress, 1990: 143-182. "Pedagogical Approaches and Techniques," with Philip Cochran in Karen E. Paul (ed.), DraftReport. A monograph by the Curriculum Development Committee, Social Issues in ManagementDivision, Academy of Management, April, 1985: 102-130. "Corporate Political Strategies: Dealing with Issues on the Political Agenda," New Jersey BellJournal, Fall, 1985: 11-20. "Issues Management: The Issue of Definition," Strategic Planning Review, 1986: 81-85; reprintedin Liam Fahey (ed.), The Strategic Planning Management Reader. New York: Prentice-Hall, 1989:357-364. "The Greenhouse Compact (A)," with Ms. Monica Rolicki, Case Research Journal, 1986: 101-123.* "The Greenhouse Compact (B)," with Ms. Monica Rolicki, Case Research Journal, 1986: 123-146.* "The Evolution of Political Strategies During the 1980 Superfund Debate," with James E. Post, in

"The Evolution of Political Strategies During the 1980 Superfund Debate," with James E. Post, inAlfred A Marcus, Allen M. Kaufman, and David R. Beam (eds.), Business Strategy and PublicPolicy: Perspectives From Industry and Academia, New York: Quorum Books, 1987: 61-80. "Teaching Approaches and Techniques in the Social Issues in Management Area," with PhilipCochran, in Karen E. Paul (ed.), Business Environment and Business Ethics, Boston, MA: BallingerPublishing, 1987: 87-95. "The Politics of Toxic Wastes: A Comparison of American and European Experiences," with Ms.Patricia C. Kelley, in G. Westcott, et al. (eds.), Eastern Academy of Management ProceedingsAthens, Greece, June, 1987: 56-62.* "Managing Toxic Wastes-After Bhopal and Sandoz," with Ms. Patricia C. Kelley, Journal of LongRange Planning, 20, (4) August, 1987: 50-59.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 3.667 "Social Issues in Management Literature: A Preliminary Citation Analysis," with Ms. Patti N.Andrews, Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings, New Orleans, LA, August, 1987: 344-349.* "The Politics of Health Care in Massachusetts (A)," with Mr. Christopher J. Allen, Case ResearchJournal, 1987: 37-58.* "Kevin Harrington," with Mr. Christopher J. Allen, Case Research Journal, 1987: 87 – 96.* "Birth of the Superfund," in W. C. Frederick, K. Davis and J. E. Post, Business and Society, (6th

ed.), (New York: McGraw Hill, 1988: 544-555. "The Politics of Toxic Wastes: Multinational Corporations as Facilitators of Transnational PublicPolicy," with Ms. Patricia C. Kelley, in Lee E. Preston (ed.), Research in Corporate SocialPerformance and Policy, Volume 10, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1988: 59-86; reprinted in Lee E.Preston (ed.), Corporation and Society Research: International and Comparative Studies,Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1990: 123-150. "Congress is a Lot Better Off Then They'd Like Us to Believe," Sakonnet Times, February 9, 1989:7-8. "Corporate Political Strategy," Business in the Contemporary World, II, (1) Autumn, 1989: 50-63.* "Strategic Behavior of Hospitals: A Framework for Analysis," with Barbara Bigelow, Medical CareReview, 46, (3) Fall, 1989: 293-311.* "Political Strategy and Issue Evolution: Toward a Framework for Analysis," with Barbara Bigelowand Liam Fahey, in D. Wood and W. E. Martello, (ed.), International Association for Business andSociety 1990 Proceedings, San Diego, CA: 156-167.* "The Role of Beachheads and Strategic Span of Vision in International Entry Strategies," withSushil Vachani, in Chow-Hou Wee and Tak-Kee Hui (eds.), Proceedings of the Academy ofInternational Business Southeast Asia Conference: Asia Pacific Business: Issues and Challenges,National University of Singapore, Singapore, June, 1991: 86-92.* "Fire Alarms and Siren Songs: The Role of Issues Management in the Prevention of, and Responseto, Organizational Crises," with Philip L. Cochran, Industrial Crisis Quarterly, 5, 1991: 155-176.* "Searching for the Common Good: A Process Oriented Approach," with Richard A. McGowan,special issue of Business Horizons, 34, (4), July- August, 1991: 79-86.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR:1.416 "Corporate Social Performance Revisited: Dimensions of Efficacy, Effectiveness, and Efficiency,"

"Corporate Social Performance Revisited: Dimensions of Efficacy, Effectiveness, and Efficiency,"with Sandra Waddock, in James E. Post (ed.), Research in Corporate Social Performance andPolicy, Volume 12, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1991: 231-262. "Political Strategy and Issue Evolution: A Framework for Analysis and Action," with BarbaraBigelow and Liam Fahey, in K. Paul (ed.), Contemporary Issues in Business Ethics and Politics,Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1991: 1-25.* "Strategic Issues Management: An Integration of Issue Life Cycle Perspectives," with Sandra A.Waddock, Business &Society, 31, (1), 1992: 19-32.* (Note: Through June, 2015 this article is the13th most cited article in the history of Business and Society). JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936 "Case Commentaries," in J. J. Carroll, (ed.) Proceedings of Cases in Progress, Baltimore, MD: Eastern Casewriters Association, 1992: various pages. "Establishing a Beachhead in International Markets: The Direct and Indirect Approach," withSushil Vachani, Long Range Planning, 25, (3), June 1992: 60-69.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 3.667 "Corporate Political Strategy: Influencing the Rules of the Game," with Barbara Bigelow and LiamFahey in Dean Ludwig and Karen Paul, (ed.), Contemporary Issues in the Business Environment,Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1992: 125 - 142.* "Green Collaboration: Dealing with the Enemy to Solve Environmental Issues and Problems," withBarbara Bigelow, in Sandra Waddock (ed.), International Association for Business and Society 1992Proceedings, 1992: 63 - 69.*

"A Political Strategy Perspective on Product and Market Strategy," with Liam Fahey and BarbaraBigelow, in Sandra Waddock (ed.), International Association for Business and Society 1992Proceedings, 1992: 96-103.*

"Multiple Games, Multiple Levels: Gamesmanship and Strategic Response to EnvironmentalIssues," with Richard A. McGowan, Business in the Contemporary World, IV, (4), Autumn, 1992: 162-177.* "Green Collaboration: Dealing with the Enemy to Solve Environmental Issues and Problems," withBarbara Bigelow, in Dean C. Ludwig (ed.), Issues in Business and Society, Lewiston, NY: EdwinMellen Press, 1993: 225-249.

"Case Commentaries," in H. Sherman (ed.), Proceedings of Cases in Progress. Providence, RI: Eastern Casewriters Association, 1993: various pages. "Issues Management: A Theory Based Strategic Perspective," with Barbara Bigelow and LiamFahey, in Jean Pasquero and Denis Collins (eds.), Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for Business and Society 1993 Proceedings, 1993:175-180.* "Issues Management Theory Building: Defining the Corporate Issue Concept," with Steven L.Wartick, in Eileen Kaplan and Ruediger Pieper (eds.), Managing in a Global Economy V,Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference of the Eastern Academy of Management, Berlin,Germany, 1993: 1-4.* "Corporate Political Strategy in the Multinational Corporation: A Framework for Analysis," withD. Jeffrey Lenn, in Eileen Kaplan and Ruediger Pieper (eds.), Managing in a Global Economy V,Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference of the Eastern Academy of Management, Berlin,Germany, 1993: 214-217.* "Shaping Issues/Manufacturing Agents: Corporate Political Sculpting," in Barry Mitnick (ed.),Corporate Political Agency: The Construction of Competition in Public Affairs, Newbury Park,

Corporate Political Agency: The Construction of Competition in Public Affairs, Newbury Park,CA: Sage Publications, 1993: 187-212. "A Typology of Issues Evolution," with Barbara Bigelow and Liam Fahey, Business and Society,32, (1), Spring, 1993: 18-29.* (Note: Through May, 2015, this article is the 47th most cited articlein the history of Business and Society). JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936

Book Review of The Rules of the Game in the Global Economy: Policy Regimes for InternationalBusiness by L. E. Preston and D. Windsor, in Business and Society, 32, (1), Spring, 1993: 59-63.JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936 "Strategic Alliances: Gateways into the New Europe," with Edwin A. Murray, Jr., Long RangePlanning, August, 1993: 102 - 111.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 3.667 Also excerpted in Marcic, D.,and Puffer, S.M., Management International: Cases, Exercises, and Readings, New York, NY: West Publishing, 1994: 414 - 417. "A Framework for Evaluating Privatization Policy" with Richard McGowan, Business in theContemporary World, 6, (1), 1994: 43 - 56.* "Corporate Political Strategy," with Barbara Bigelow and Liam Fahey, in L. Fahey and R. Randall(editors), The Portable MBA in Corporate Strategy, New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1994: 142 -167. This book has been translated into French (Les Parametres Essentiels De La GestionStrategique Des Enterprises [1997] and Faire Evoluer La De L’ Entreprise [1997], Laurent duMesnil [ed.], Maxima of Paris), into Portuguese (MBA Curso Practico: Estrategia/L. Fahey and R.M. Randall; traducaco de Afonso Celso da Cunha Serra.-Rio de Janeiro, Editora Campus Ltda,1999, into Chinese (The Portable MBA in Strategy, Chinese translation 1999 Business WeeklyPublications, Inc., Taiwan), and into Indonesian (The Portable MBA Strategi, Binarupa Aksara,Jakarta, 1996). "Toward a Substantive Definition of the Corporate Issue Construct: A Review and Synthesis of theLiterature," with Steven L. Wartick, Business&Society, 33, (3), December, 1994: 293 - 311* (Note: Through May, 2015, this article is the 23rd most cited article in the history of Business&Society).JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936 "The Ends Justify the Means: The Ethical Reasoning of Environmental Public Interest Groups andTheir Actions," with Richard McGowan, International Journal of Value-Based Management, 8,1995: 135 - 147.* "Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance: Correlations andImplications," with Jennifer Griffin, in Denis Collins (ed.), Proceedings of the Sixth AnnualMeeting of the International Association for Business and Society, 1995: 378 -383.* "Collaborating with the Enemy: Tobacco, Alcohol, and the Public Good," with Richard A.McGowan, Business in the Contemporary World, 7, (4), 1995: 69 - 92.* “Academicians’ Best IM Works from 1995,” Corporate Public Issues and Their Management, XXI,(2), 1996: 7 - 9. "Industry Political Dynamics: What Michael Porter Missed in His Corporate Strategy Work, " withRichard McGowan, in J. M. Logsdon and K. Rehbein, (eds.) Proceedings of the Seventh AnnualMeeting of the International Association for Business and Society, Santa Fe, NM, 1996: 218 -223.*

“Improving Your Efficiency in Case Writing: Reducing Time From First Draft to JournalAcceptance,” with T. W. Edlund, J. W. Camerius, J. W. Clinton, R. P. Crowner, B. Kjellén, Y.Myrman, H. Schroeder, and T. Singleton, in S. K. Chen (ed.), Proceedings, Northeast DecisionSciences Institute, 1996: 89 - 91.*

“Doug Grant’s First Day,” with Peter Arnold, in C. E. Darden, (ed.), Proceedings of the NorthAmerican Case Research Association, Vol. I-B, 1996.* “Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance: Twenty-Five Years ofIncomparable Research,” with Jennifer Griffin, Business&Society, 36, (1) March, 1997: 5 - 31* (Note: This article is the most cited article in the history of Business and Society). This paperreceived the 20th Anniversary Commemoration Award for the Best Paper ever published in thehistory of Business&Society. JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936 “The Myths Around Issues Management,” Corporate Public Affairs. Volume 7, (1), 1997: 18 -2

“International Partnerships: Alliances vs. M&A,” with Richard A. McGowan, in P. Goett (ed.),1998 Handbook of Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., New York, NY, 1997: 253 - 264. "Making Professional Accounting Accountable: An Issue Doomed to Fail," with RichardMcGowan, in Roger W. Cobb and Mark H. Ross (eds.), Cultural Strategies of Agenda Denial:Avoidance, Attack, and Redefinition. University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 1997: 70 – 85. “A Meta-Analysis of Methodological Differences in Studies of First Mover Advantage,” with PieterVanderwerf, Management Science, November, 1997: 175 - 193.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR:1.859 “How Legislation, Regulation, and Society Change Competition,” with Richard A. McGowan, in P.Goett (ed.), 1999 Handbook of Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., New York, NY, 1999: 211 – 222. “Modeling Industry Political Dynamics,” with Richard A. McGowan, Business&Society, 37, (4),December, 1998: 390 - 413.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936

“Painting a Portrait: A Reply,” with Jennifer J. Griffin, Business&Society, 38, (1), 1999: 126 -134.*JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936

"Managing Across International Boundaries: How Interest Groups Create Agents," with MarieRock, in T. Peridis (ed.), Electronic (CD) Conference Proceedings of the Eastern Academy ofManagement, Prague, Czech Republic, June, 1999.*

"Corporate Reputation, Crises, and Stakeholder Management," with Richard A. McGowan, GlobalFocus, September, 1999: 37 – 52.*

"Competing in the New Health Care Environment: Strategies for Surgical Oncology," with Dr.Wiley W. Souba, Annuals of Surgical Oncology, 6, (6), September, 1999: 614 – 622.* "Corporate Political Competitive Analysis,” with Richard A. McGowan, in P. Goett (ed.), 2000Handbook of Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., New York, NY: 189 – 203.

"Strategy ………at dot.com Speed?” with Richard A. McGowan, in P. Goett (ed.), 2001 Handbookof Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., New York, NY: 163 – 172.

"Political Strategy: Managing the Political and Social Environment," with Barbara Bigelow andLiam Fahey, in L. Fahey and R. Randall (editors), The Portable MBA in Corporate Strategy, 2nd ed.,2001. New York: John Wiley and Sons: 145 – 168. This has been translated into Russian

“Political Strategy, Business Strategy, and the Academic Medical Center: Linking Theory andPractice,” with W. W. Souba and M. R. Weitekamp, Journal of Surgical Research, 100: 1 – 10,2001.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 2.644

“In Search of Vengeance, Justice, and Forgiveness,” The Daily Pennsylvanian, September 21, 2001:p. 6.

“Consider the Price for Military Response,” Maine Weekend (the weekend edition of the BangorDaily News) September-22-23, 2001: A11 (op-ed).

“Restructuring Distressed E-Commerce Companies,” with Richard A. McGowan, in P. Goett (ed.),2002.Handbook of Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., New York, NY: 47 – 60. “Public Affairs, Issues Management, and Political Strategy: An Introduction,” 2002. With S. L.Wartick and C. Fleisher, International Journal of Public Affairs, 1 and 2, (4) and (3): 294 – 302.* “Stakeholder Management: Who Really Counts,” 2002. With Jennifer J. Griffin, Corporate PublicAffairs, Australasian Centre for Public Affairs, 12, (1): 14 - 15. “Fundamentally Flawed Trust,” 2002. Bangor Daily News, July 25: A9 (op-ed). “A Bridge Too Far? Issues and Reputation Management and the Interplay of Stakeholders,” 2002. With Richard A. McGowan, in S. Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 13th Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for Business and Society, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: 202 –207.* “So What Do We Know About the Interplay Between International Political and EconomicStrategy?” in S. Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 13th Annual Meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: 201 – 202.* “Who’s on First—Issues or Stakeholder Management,” 2002. With Pursey Heugens, in S.Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 13th Annual Meeting of the International Association forBusiness and Society, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: 195 – 199.* “Corporate Reputation: A Research Agenda Using Strategy and Stakeholder Literature,” 2002. Business&Society, 41, (4), December: 415 - 445.* (Note: Through June 2015, this article is the34th most cited article in the history of Business&Society). JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.936 “Playing the Business and Societal Game: Concepts and Strategies,” 2003. With Richard A.McGowan, in P. Goett (ed.), 2003 Handbook of Business Strategy. Faulkner and Gray, Inc., NewYork, NY: 82 - 91 (Note: We are the only authors to appear in every edition of this handbook). “Dealing with Stakeholders: How Reputation, Credibility and Framing Influence the Game,” 2003. With Steven L Wartick, Corporate Reputation Review, Spring, 6, (1): 19 – 35.*

“Corporate Social Performance Measurement: A Quixotic Adventure to….?” 2003. With StevenWartick, in S. Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 14th Annual Meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society, Rotterdamn, Holland: 101 - 104.* “Aggregating Reputation: The Role and Use of Reputational Sets,” 2003. With Barry M. Mitnick,in S. Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 14th Annual Meeting of the International Association forBusiness and Society, Rotterdam, Holland: 175 – 179.* “Social Performance in Government: Choosing Fiscal Health over Physical Health,” 2004. WithRichard A. McGowan, in Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility, edited by D. Crowtherand L Rayman-Bacchus, London: Ashgate Publishing: 85 – 108.* “Social Networks and Nonmarket Strategy,” 2004. With Pursey P. M. A. R. Heugens and KaiLamertz, in the International Journal of Public Affairs, 4, (2): 170 - 189.*

Lamertz, in the International Journal of Public Affairs, 4, (2): 170 - 189.* “A Portfolio Approach to Issue Adoption,” with P.M.A.R. Heugens and Steven Wartick, in S.Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 15th Annual Meeting of the International Association forBusiness and Society, Jackson Hole, WY, 2004.* “Reputational Bliss,” with Barry M. Mitnick in S. Welcomer (ed.), Proceedings of the 15th AnnualMeeting of the International Association for Business and Society, Jackson Hole, WY, 2004.*

“Biomedical Research Part of the Creative Economy,” MaineBiz, February 21, 2005: 4. “Towards a Framework for Issues and Stakeholder Management: Cascading Arenas,” with StevenL. Wartick in Lori V. Ryan and Jeanne Logsdon, (eds.), Proceedings of the 16th Annual Meeting ofthe International Association for Business and Society, 2005, Santa Rosa, CA: 273 - 278.* “Reputation Shifting,” with Barry M. Mitnick, in Lori V. Ryan and Jeanne Logsdon, (eds.),Proceedings of the 16th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Business and Society,2005, Santa Rosa, CA: 267-272.* “Why is Stakeholder Theory/Approach Useful?” 2005. Part of the Symposium “Why isStakeholder Theory/Approach Useful?’ with Steven Brenner, Phillip Cochran, Michael Johnson-Cramer, and Donna Wood in Lori V. Ryan and Jeanne M. Logsdon, (eds.), Proceedings of the 16th

Annual Meeting of the International Association for Business and Society, 2005, Santa Rosa, CA:298 - 301.* “Implementing Service Learning in The 21st Century: The Challenge and the Rewards,” with AnnBuchholtz, Mary Ellen Boyle, Craig Dunn, Larry Lad, Kathy Rehbein and Sandra Waddock, in LoriV. Ryan and Jeanne M. Logsdon, (eds.). Proceedings of the 16th Annual Meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society. 2005. Santa Rosa, CA: 361 – 362*

“Assessing Corporate Social Performance: Linking Strategy and Stakeholders of the Firm,” 2005,with Steven L. Wartick, Global Business and Economics Review, 7, (2/3), October: 133 - 154.* “Issuing the Challenge—Naming and Framing Issues in Civil Societies,” 2006. Corporate PublicAffairs 15, (2): 3- 5. “Public Affairs and Game Theory,” in The Accountable Corporation, Volume 4: Business-Government Relations, edited by Marc J H. Epstein and Kirk O. Hanson, New York: PraegerPerspectives, 2006: 183 – 205.* “An Approach for Evaluating the Privatization Process: An Analysis of the Oil IndustryPrivatization in Argentina,” 2006. With Richard A. McGowan, Annuals of the University ofCraiova, 34, (1): 205 – 218.* Translated into Romanian and published as “O Abordare A EvaluàriiProcesulue De Privatizare: Analizà AprivatizàrII Industriei Petroliere Din Argentina,” Seria: StiinteEconomice, Analele Universitàtii Din Craiova, 34, (1): 59 – 72.* “Forging a Path for Ethics and Business and Society: An Interview with Journal Editors,” 2006.Sandra A. Waddock, Academy of Learning and Education.* This article is an interview with threeeditors of business ethics/business and society journals of which I was one of the editors sointerviewed; 5, (3): 334– 345). “The Concept of Reputational Bliss,” with Barry M. Mitnick, Journal of Business Ethics, publishedonline, DOI: 10.1007/s10551-006-9173-7, 2007. (also 72, (4): 323 – 333)* JCR IMPACTFACTOR: 1.27 “Important Issues Ignored in Debate on Immigration,” 2007. Bangor Daily News, June 15: A15(Op-Ed)

“U. S. Beer Flows & The Impact of NAFTA,” with Richard A. McGowan, Management andMarketing, Annual #5, 1, Craiova, Romania, 2007: 39 – 54.* “Corporate Issues Management,” in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 1.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2008: 481 – 484.* This book is the winner ofthe 2008 Outstanding Academic Title from Choice Magazine. Only 3% of over 25,000 titlessubmitted for consideration are so recognized. Works are selected for their excellence in scholarshipand presentation, the significance of their contributions to the field, and their value as important—often the first—treatment of their subject. This book also was recognized by BRASS (BusinessReference and Services Section) of The Reference and User Services Association as a 2008Outstanding Business Reference Source. BRASS recognized 10 works, of which only 2 wererecognized as “Outstanding.” “Corporate Public Affairs,” in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society.Volume 1. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2008: 495 - 500.* This book is the winner ofthe 2008 Outstanding Academic Title from Choice Magazine. Only 3% of over 25,000 titlessubmitted for consideration are so recognized. Works are selected for their excellence in scholarshipand presentation, the significance of their contributions to the field, and their value as important—often the first—treatment of their subject. This book also was recognized by BRASS (BusinessReference and Services Section) of The Reference and User Services Association as a 2008Outstanding Business Reference Source. BRASS recognized 10 works, of which only 2 wererecognized as “Outstanding.” “Exxon Valdez,” in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 2.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2008: 844 - 845.* This book is the winner of the 2008Outstanding Academic Title from Choice Magazine. Only 3% of over 25,000 titles submittedfor consideration are so recognized. Works are selected for their excellence in scholarship andpresentation, the significance of their contributions to the field, and their value as important—oftenthe first—treatment of their subject. This book also was recognized by BRASS (Business Referenceand Services Section) of The Reference and User Services Association as a 2008 OutstandingBusiness Reference Source. BRASS recognized 10 works, of which only 2 were recognized as“Outstanding.” “Love Canal,” in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 3.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2008: 1305.* This book is the winner of the 2008Outstanding Academic Title from Choice Magazine. Only 3% of over 25,000 titles submittedfor consideration are so recognized. Works are selected for their excellence in scholarship andpresentation, the significance of their contributions to the field, and their value as important—oftenthe first—treatment of their subject. This book also was recognized by BRASS (Business Referenceand Services Section) of The Reference and User Services Association as a 2008 OutstandingBusiness Reference Source. BRASS recognized 10 works, of which only 2 were recognized as“Outstanding.” “LURC is Facing Its Tipping Point,” 2008. Bangor Daily News, May 17 – 18: A13 (Op-Ed). “Immigration and Outsourcing: Enlarging Fault Lines and After Shocks of Globalization,” 2008. InJ. S. Al-Suwaidi, (ed.) Globalization in the 21st Century: How Interconnected Are We?, EmiratesCenter for Strategic Studies and Research, Abu Dhabi, UAE: 87 – 105 (also simultaneouslypublished in Arabic). “A SIX-POINT PLAN TO SPUR ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN MAINE,” 2008. BANGOR DAILY NEWS, DEC. 2: A7 (OP-ED). “FIVE MYTHS OF 2008’S $700B BAILOUT REVIEWED,” 2009. BANGOR DAILY NEWS, FEBRUARY 5: A7 (OP-ED).

(OP-ED).

“RECONNECT LINK BETWEEN PERFORMANCE AND REWARD,” 2009. BANGOR DAILY NEWS, APRIL 2: A6 (OP-ED.) “What’s Become of Debate in the Public Square,” 2009. With Michael M. Hastings, The LewistonSun-Journal, May 10: C10 and C7 (Perspective). http://www.sunjournal.com/node/75968 “UMaine Discount Prods Master’s Degrees, Service,” 2009. MaineBiz, May 18: 4 (Perspectives). “CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NBA, NFL, AND

MLB,” 2009. WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES JOURNAL, 1: 45 –82.* “MANAGING EXPECTATIONS IN AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN,” 2010. CORPORATE PUBLIC AFFAIRS, CENTRE

FOR CORPORATE PUBLIC AFFAIRS, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA: 20, (1): 10 -11.

“STICKY BUSINESS: MAYBE AN MBA,” MAINE AHEAD, JULY 2010: 14. “Mahon Urges Peers to ‘Get Relevant,’” 2010. Corporate Public Affairs, 32, 7: 53 – 54.

“THE DETERMINANTS OF REMITTANCES IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN,” 2010, WITH RICHARD

A. MCGOWAN, ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES JOURNAL, 2, (1): 86 – 101.* REPRINTED IN ASPECIAL EDITION OF THE ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES JOURNAL, 2011: 19 – 31.* “REPUTATION SHIFTING,” 2010, WITH BARRY M. MITNICK, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,10, (4): 280 – 290.* “Sowing the Seeds of Maine’s Economy,” 2011. Bangor Daily News, July 2: D1, ff. “In These Times, Who Should Profit From Profit?” 2011, Bangor Daily News, July 30 -31: C6. “Play the Cards You’re Dealt or up the Ante with Higher Ed,” 2011. Bangor Daily News, Sept. 3 –4: C1. “A Resource Curse for Institutions: Oil Rent Dependency and Quality of Government,” 2011, withRichard A. McGowan, Journal of International Business and Economics, 11, (11): 59 - 65.* “The BP Oil Disaster: Critical Insights and Lessons for Management and OrganizationalReputation,” with Jeanne M. Logsdon, in Jamie R. Hendry and Anne Barraquier (eds.), Proceedingsof the 22nd Annual Meeting of the International Association for Business and Society, Bath,England, December, 2011, 22: 379 - 390.* “Maine Voices: Mr. President, The Leadership Ball is in Your Court,” with Michael M. Hastings,2011. Portland Press Herald, 8 December: A6. “Corporate Social Performance Profiling: Using Multiple Stakeholder Perceptions to Assess aCorporate Reputation,” 2012. with Steven L. Wartick, International Journal of Public Affairs, 12,(1): 12 – 28.* Article first published online: 29 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/pa.433 (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1479-1854 ). “Mahon Webinar Series to Cover Issues, Stakeholders, Strategy,” 2012. Corporate Public Issues andthe Management, 34, (4): 12. “The Sustainability Challenge: Can Public Affairs Influence the Necessary Change?” 2012. WithC. C. J. M. Millar and M. Gitsham, International Journal of Public Affairs 12 (3): 171 – 176.* “Nimble Knowledge Transfer In High Velocity/Turbulent Environments,” 2012, with Nory B.

“Nimble Knowledge Transfer In High Velocity/Turbulent Environments,” 2012, with Nory B.Jones, Journal of Knowledge Management, 16, (5): 774 - 778.* JCR IMPACT FACTOR: 1.474(DOI: 10.1108/13673271211262808, http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?articleid=17053492&ini=aob) “Fiscal Cliff Follies: Real Ways to Solve It,” 2012. Bangor Daily News, 17 December: A5. “Management,” 2013, with Adriana Burlea, in S. O. Idowu, N. Capaldi, L. Zu and D. Gupta (eds.),Encyclopedia of Corporate Social Responsibility, Berlin, Germany: Springer-Verlag GmbH, 2013:1609 - 1616.* “Reputation Rehab: Subject of Mahon Webinar Series,” 2013. Corporate Public Issues and theManagement, 35, (2): 11 -12. "The Public Affairs Function in American Corporations: Development and Relations withCorporate Planning," with James E. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr., and Robert B. Dickie, Journal ofLong Range Planning, 15 (2), April, 1982: 12-21.* Reprinted in Public Affairs Management,Volume I: Introduction and Definition 2013, Phil Harris (ed.), London, England, Sage Publications:19 – 34. "Corporate Political Strategy," Business in the Contemporary World, II, (1) Autumn, 1989: 50-63.*Reprinted in Public Affairs Management, Volume I: Introduction and Definition 2013, Phil Harris(ed.), London, England, Sage, Publications: 117 – 138. "Strategic Issues Management: An Integration of Issue Life Cycle Perspectives," with Sandra A.Waddock, Business &Society, 31, (1), 1992: 19-32.* (Note: Through May, 2013, this article is the11th most cited article in the history of Business and Society). Reprinted in Public AffairsManagement, Volume I: Introduction and Definition 2013, Phil Harris (ed.), London, England,Sage, Publications: 175 – 192. “Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance: Twenty-Five Years ofIncomparable Research,” with Jennifer Griffin, Business&Society, 36, (1) March, 1997: 5 - 31* (Note: Through May, 2013, this article is the most cited article in the history of Business andSociety and the 11th most read article). This paper received the 20th Anniversary CommemorationAward for the Best Paper ever published in the history of Business&Society. Reprinted in PublicAffairs Management, Volume II: Strategy, 2013, Phil Harris (ed.), London, England, Sage,Publications: 27 - 50. “Corporate Reputation: A Research Agenda Using Strategy and Stakeholder Literature,” 2002. Business&Society, 41, (4), December: 415 - 445* (Note: Through May 2013, this article is the24th most cited article in the history of Business&Society). Reprinted in Public AffairsManagement, Volume IV: Critical Issues in Public Affairs, 2013, Phil Harris (ed.), London,England, Sage, Publications: 131 - 158. “Multi Stakeholder Public Policy and Governance in China: An Analysis,” 2014, with C.C.J. M.Millar, International Journal of Public Affairs, 14, (2): 85 – 92.* “ManAGEment: The Challenges of Global Age Diversity for Corporations and Governments,”2014, with C.C.J. M. Millar, Journal of Organizational Change Management, 27, (4): 553 – 568.*JCR IMPACT FACTOR: .744 “What is Public Affairs in the 21st Century?” 2014. The 2014 Corporate Public Affairs Oration,Corporate Public Affairs, 24, (2): 7 – 12. “Two Years of Free Tuition Should Apply to Public Universities as Well,” 2015, with Michael M.Hastings, Portland Press Herald, March 3: A6.

“Demand for the Ultimate Fighting Championship: An Econometric Analysis of PPV Buy Rates,”2015, with Richard A. McGowan, Journal of Business and Economics, 6, (6): 1032 – 1057.* “Maine Voices: UMaine System’s Fiscal Problems Affect Not Just Quality, Bust also Survival,”2015, Portland Press Herald, August 5: A8. “Reputational Stickiness,” forthcoming in the Encyclopedia of Corporate Reputation, Craig E.Carroll, ed., Thousand Oaks, Sage. “Corporate Issues Management,” in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 1, 2nd ed., Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. “Corporate Public Affairs,” forthcoming in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics andSociety. Volume 1, 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. “Exxon Valdez,” forthcoming in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 2, 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. “Love Canal,” forthcoming in R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Volume 3, 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. “The Development of Corporate Public Affairs in North America,” forthcoming in P. Harris and C.S. Fleisher eds., Handbook of Public Affairs, 2nd. Ed., Thousand Oaks: Sage. “Issues Management,” forthcoming in P. Harris and C. S. Fleisher eds., Handbook of Public Affairs,2nd. Ed., Thousand Oaks: Sage.

NOTE: *means peer reviewed and refereed Edited Works (Proceedings and Journal Special Issues) International Association For Business and Society 1991 Proceedings. (editor), InternationalAssociation For Business and Society, Sundance, Utah, 1991.* Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 5 (editor), Cincinnati, Ohio,October, 1997.* Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 2 (editor), Durham, NH,October, 1998.*

Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 3 (editor), Durham, NH,October, 1998.* Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 2 (editor), Sonoma, CA,October, 1999.*

Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 3 (editor), Sonoma, CA,October, 1999. Proceedings of the Ninth Case Critique Colloquium. Co-edited with Timothy W. Edlund andpresented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,August, 2000.*

Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Case Critique Colloquium. Lead co-editor with Timothy W.Edlund and presented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Washington, DC,August, 2001.*

Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 2 (editor), Memphis, TNOctober, 2001.* Proceedings of the North American Case Research Association, Vol. 3 (editor), Memphis, TNOctober, 2001.* “Revisiting Corporate Social Performance,” lead co-editor with S. L. Wartick, of a special editionof Business& Society, 39, (4), December, 2000.

“Issues and Concerns in Research and Practice," Special Issue, 2002. Co-edited Issue with S. L.Wartick and C. Fleisher, International Journal of Public Affairs, 1and 2, (3) and (4).

“The Sustainability Challenge: Can Public Affairs Influence the Necessary Change?” 2012. Co-Edited Issue with C. C. J. M. Millar and M. Gitsham, International Journal of Public Affairs 12(3). This issue is also linked to the Ashridge International Research Conference, AshridgeBusiness School, Berkhamsted, UK, June 2011. “Multi Stakeholder Public Policy and Governance: An Analysis,” 2014. Co-Edited Issue entitled“Public Policy and Governance in China, with C.C.J. M. Millar, International Journal of PublicAffairs, 14, (2). “Leading and Managing Knowledge Intensive Organizations Through Formal KnowledgeStrategies,” forthcoming special issue of the Journal of Knowledge Management, co-edited withC. Millar and M. Lockett. “Essential Foundations of Public Affairs,” section editor, forthcoming, in Harris and C. S.Fleisher, eds., Handbook of Public Affairs, 2nd. ed. Thousand Oaks: Sage. Books Management. (editor), New York: McGraw Hill, 2013: 435 pages. Introduction to Business. (3rd ed., editor). New York: McGraw-Hill, 2009: 776 pages. Introduction to Business. (2nd ed., editor). New York: McGraw-Hill, 2008: 957 pages. Introduction to Business. (1st ed., editor). New York: McGraw-Hill, 2007: 840 pages. Industry As A Player In The Political and Social Arena: Defining the Competitive Environment.(with Richard McGowan), Greenwich, CT, Quorum Books, 1996. The following is a package of materials for use in the undergraduate introductory managementcourse: Management: Functions and Responsibilities, with Lloyd S. Baird and James E. Post, New York:Harper and Row, 1990; 725 pages. Management Instructor's Handbook, Volume I and Volume II, with Sandra A. Waddock, Lloyd S.Baird, and James E.Post, New York: Harper and Row, 1990: 417 and 566 pages respectively. Management Student's Handbook, with Lloyd S. Baird and James E. Post, New York: Harper andRow, 1990: 694 pages. Management Test Bank, with Benjamin Wieder, Lloyd S. Baird, and James E. Post, New York:Harper and Row, 1990: 1,239 pages.

Management Video Handbook with Jan Wohlberg, Lloyd S. Baird, and James E. Post, New York:Harper and Row, 1990, 105 pages. This accompanies a 60 minute video that the authors prepared. Cases: A Note on the Chemical Industry: Changing Public Perceptions and Governmental Regulations,1982.

Superfund (A), (B), and (C), 1982. This case series was subsequently utilized in ThomasDunfee, (ed.), Integrating Ethics into the MBA Core Curriculum. A project sponsored by theExxon Education Foundation and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, 1986. The Greenhouse Compact (A), (B), (C) (with Ms. Monica Rolicki), 1985. Kevin Harrington (with Mr. Christopher Allen), 1985. The Politics of Health Care (A), (B) (with Mr. Christopher Allen), 1985. Superfund (B): Year of Decision, 1985. A Note on the Chemical Industry: Managing a Rapidly Changing Environment (with Ms. PatriciaKelley-Judge), 1985. The Waste Management Industry (with Ms. Patricia Kelley-Judge), 1985. Tylenol (A), (B) (with Ms. Rebecca Brooks), 1985. CBS: Nearly Swallowed by the Mouth of the South (with Ms. Sally Slemons), 1985. Continental Illinois (with Ms. Carolyn O'Conner), 1986.

At the Center of the Storm: Leadership Roles in Policy Formulation (with Mr. Christopher J. Allen),1986. The Impact of Nationalization on French Industry (with Ms. Roberta Chase), 1986. Starting Out Young: Prospect Hill Family Support Model (with Ms. Petie Hilsinger) 1986. Senator Harry Meshel (with Mr. Christopher Allen), 1987. Senator Ben Atchley (with Mr. Christopher Allen), 1987. Two High Schools, A Merger and A Move: Managing Stakeholders (with Ms. Anne Whittredge),1988. Three High Schools: Managing Stakeholders (with Ms. Anne Whittredge), 1988. Mr. Speaker: John L. Martin and the State of Maine (with Mr. R. Albert White), 1990. Saddem Design Incorporated (SDI) (with Professors Kenneth J. Hatten and Jules J. Schwartz),1990. NESCAUM's Regulatory Strategy for Gasoline (A), (B) (with Ms. Nancy L. Seidman), 1992. Michigan's Fiscal Crisis: Downsizing and Partisan Warfare (A), (B), and (C) (with Christopher J.Allen), 1992.

New Jersey's Fiscal Crisis: Bold Actions and Voter Backlash (with Christopher J. Allen), 1992. A set of cases dealing with the State Legislative Image (all with Christopher J. Allen), all written in1993: Colorado: Tom Norton, Senate President Larry Trujillo, Senate MinorityLeader

Chuck Berry, Speaker of the House Tim Foster, House MajorityLeader

Sam Williams, House Minority Leader Indiana: Robert Garton, Senate President Pro Tem Robert Hellman, Senate Minority Leader

Michael Phillips, Speaker of the House Paul Mannweiler, House Minority Leader Kimberly-Clark and The Disposable Diaper Issue, 1994. Teaching Note, 1994. Democrawan Teaching Note (with Jules Schwartz), 1997. Mendocino Brewing Company (B) (with Jules Schwartz), 1998. SubwayÒ--Franchising Across the World, 1999. Kerry PLC (B), 1999. United Parcel Service, Inc.: Competitive Turbulence in the 1990's (with Richard A. McGowan),1999. Wall Street Journal: Print vs. Interactive (B), 2000. Wall Street Journal: Print vs. Interactive(B'), 2000. DuPont Formula Exercise, 2000. Strategy Fundamentals: Functional Analysis, 2002.

Harley – Davidson (with Mr. Robert Duchesne, Ms. Lisa Gillis, Ms. Julie Harris, Ms. ChristineMartel, Mr. Bret Smith, and Mr. Richard Taylor), 2002. “The New Director of Pharmacy: Leadership and/or Management?” 2003. Written with Mr.Douglas Scheckelhoff, Vice-President of the American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacistsfor use in the Pharmacy Leadership Institute. “The New Director of Pharmacy: Leadership and/or Management?” Teaching Note, 2003. “Trimming the Fat off McDonalds” (with Mr. Shaun Alfreds, Ms. Kristin Powell, Ms. ChienfangHsu, and Mr. Matt Edwards), 2003. “Starbucks: Steering Through the Rapids of Vigorous Growth,” (with Mr. Michael Lee, Mr.Christopher Mailhot, and Mr. Andrij Shekhovtsov), 2004. “Digital Technology May Be a Photo Finish for Kodak” (with Ms. Helen Marasco, Mr. DavidFiore, Mr. Scott Marasco, and Mr. Hui Duan), 2004. “H-P & Compaq: To Merge or Not To Merge (A) and (B)” (with Mr. Damian Labree, Ms. QinLin, Ms.Ashley Perry, Mr. Robert Shuman, and Mr. Masahiko Wakui), 2004.

“Building the New Schering-Plough” (with Mr. William Geary, Ms. Jillaine Henry, Ms. Jean

“Building the New Schering-Plough” (with Mr. William Geary, Ms. Jillaine Henry, Ms. JeanKatz, Mr. Jason Richard, and Mr. Ben Smith), 2004.

“InterfaceFLOR: They’ve Got it Covered” (with Mr. Ryan Baker, Mr. Dan Crocker, Ms. RebeccaHaberberger, Mr. Matt James, and Ms. Dana Claire Larson), 2004. “Volkswagen of America,” (with Mr. Jacob Baker, Mr. Joseph Kellner, Mr. Stefan Lange and Ms.Stephanie Palmer), 2011. “Nokia Corporation,” (with Ms. Amy Irish, Mr. Fred Kaiser, Mr. Greg Henrikson and Ms. KimWilliams), 2011. “Wicked Paws, Inc: Growing Pains in a ‘Ruff’ Industry,” (with Ms. Alison Keane and Ms. MelissaMalmstedt), 2015. “Flying Through Turbulent Times,” (with Mr. Samuel Foster, Joshua Kearns, Lisa Montgomery andAdam Mullen), 2015. “Shifting Gears in the Automotive Industry: General Motors and Transition Through Bankruptcy”(with Naveed Ahmady, Dongsheng Dai, David Farrington and Joachim Parent), 2015. Cases written especially for an introductory course in Management: Computer Support, Inc., (with Christine Artegea and Jennifer Parks) 1993.

Peter Arnold's First Day (assisted Peter Arnold), 1993. Teaching Note, 1993. Data Stor (A) (with Vikram Gulati, Carol McDermott, Greg Weintraub, and Heather Yu), 1994. Teaching Note, 1994. DC Records (A) and (B), 1994. Teaching Note, 1994.

Performance Evaluation (assisted Lee Sproull), 1994. Teaching Note, 1994. Spinning Wheels, 1994. Teaching Note, 1994. The Graham Toy Company (with Martin Addison, Jennifer Grambo, Madeleine Moss, andMunenori Yoshihara) 1994. Blougharde Industries (A), (B), and (C), 1995. Teaching Note, 1995. Note on Attendance, 1995. Palatable Provender (with Susan Lau, Alycia Marlena Bader, and Jason Mandelbaum), 1995. Contractors Materials Company (A), (B), (C), [with Megan Luken], 1995. The Greater Boston Food Bank (with John Dandolph, Scott Lieberman, Rachael Siegel, andRena Migdel), 1995. The Joint Venture of Baron Munchausen—Act I and Act II (with Alfred J. Nanni) 1996. Barbie Takes on G.I. Joe: Mattel’s Hostile Takeover Attempt of Hasbro (A), (B), (B1), and (C)(with Justin Albright), 2000. Presentations and Conferences “Sports Gambling: The Final Frontier of US Gambling,” with Richard A. McGowan, paper to be

“Sports Gambling: The Final Frontier of US Gambling,” with Richard A. McGowan, paper to bepresented at the 11th European Conference on Gambling Studies and Policy Issues, Lisbon,Portugal, September, 2016. “Networking and Publishing Opportunities for International Business Ethics Scholars,” ASymposium with D. Arnold, P. Cochran, C. Higgins, D. Elm and R. Wokutch at the WorldCongress of the International Society of Business, Economics and Ethics, Shanghai, China, July,2016. “Global Strategic Approaches to Disruptive Innovation,” Invited Keynote Address, AshridgeInternational Research Conference, Ashridge, England, July, 2016. “The Lottery: The Engine that Drives US Gambling Revenue,” with Richard A. McGowan,paper to be presented at the International Conference on Gambling and Risk Taking, Las Vegas,NV, June, 2016. “Reflections on the Future of the UK Economy: International Trends and Issues,” ChesterBusiness Forum, sponsored by the University of Chester and MBNA, Chester, England, June,2016. “Managing an Ageing Diverse Force: Managerial, Social and Public Policy Considerations,”Invited Address, American University at Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, March, 2016. “An Analysis of the Implementation of a Fair Trade Marijuana Industry,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Meetings, FortMyers, FL, November, 2015. “Professional Development Workshop: Social Issues in Management Research Incubator”working with junior scholars reviewing their work in progress, Academy of Management,Vancouver, Canada, August, 2015. “Reflections From 20 Years: The Emergence and Growth of the ONE Division,” a professionaldevelopment workshop at the Academy of Management, Vancouver, Canada, August, 2015. “The Challenge of Knowledge Corruption in High Velocity, Turbulent Environments,” with NoryB. Jones, paper to be presented at the Eastern Academy of Management’s InternationalConference, Lima, Peru, June, 2015. “Blending Issues and Stakeholder Management: Finding an Elusive Synergy,” with PurseyP.M.A.R. Heugens, paper to be presented at the Eastern Academy of Management’s InternationalConference, Lima, Peru, June, 2015. “An Examination of Remittances and Their Impact on Exports: The Latin AmericanExperience,” with Richard A. McGowan, paper to be presented at the Eastern Academy ofManagement’s International Conference, Lima, Peru, June, 2015. “Knowledge Acculturation, Retention and Corruption in Knowledge Intensive Organizations,”Invited Keynote Presentation, Ashridge International Research Conference, Ashridge GraduateBusiness School, Berkhamsted, England, June, 2015. “Reflections on the Future directions of the Economy: International Trends and Issues,” invitedpresentation at the Chester Business Forum, Chester, England, May, 2015. “Measuring Goodness: How Do We Assess the Performance of Charities,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the International Association for Business and Society, CostaRica, March, 2015.

“Growing Older: Implications for Business and Society of an Ageing Population,” with RichardA. McGowan, paper presented at the International Association for Business and Society, CostaRica, March, 2015. “Imagine the Unimaginable,” Keynote presentation at the Cooperative Forestry ResearchCenter’s “Defining Maine’s Future Forest Research Priorities,” Orono, ME, February, 2015. “ManAGEment: The Challenges of Global Age Diversity for Corporations and Governments,”invited presentation, with Carla Millar, University of Chester Business School Research Seminar,December, 2014. “Raising Entrepreneurs: The Role of the University,” invited Keynote and Initial presentation atthe University of Chester’s Centre in Shrewsbury, England, December, 2014 “Demand for the Ultimate Fighting Championship: An Econometric Analysis of PPV BuyRates,” with Richard A. McGowan, paper presented at the Academy of Business DisciplinesAnnual Conference, Ft. Myers, FL, November, 2014. “Adaptation and Sustainability Scenario Planning, Invited presentation at the Climate Adaptationand Sustainability Conference (CLAS) on Building a Framework and Platform for ClimateAdaptation and Sustainability (CLAS) Planning for Maine Communities,” University of Maine,October, 2014. “Inside and Outside the Classroom: The Public/Private Relationship,” invited presentation alsonwith Anat Admati, Stanford Graduate School of Business and Barry Mitnick, Katz GraduateSchool of Business, Aspen Institute Business Education Symposium, Ford Foundation, NewYork, October, 2014. “ManAGEment: The Challenges of Global Age Diversity for Corporations and Governments”invited presentation at Beijing National University, Beijing, China, October 2014 “Dealing with Risk and Uncertainty: Using Scenarios,” invited presentation at the State KeyLaboratory of Cryospheric Sciences, Lanzhou, China, October, 2014. “Public Affairs in Central and Eastern Europe,” invited presentation, with Carla Millar, BeijingNational University, Beijing, China, September, 2014. “Writing and Publishing Research Papers,” invited presentation, with Carla Millar, BeijingNational University, Beijing, China, September, 2014. “Pick Me a Winner: An Examination of the Accuracy of the Point-Spread in Predicting theWinner of an NFL Game,”with Richard A. McGowan, paper presented at the EuropeanAssociation for the Study of Gambling, Helsinki, Finland, September, 2014. "Unprepared, Irrelevant and Confused? What is 21st Century Public Affairs?" Invitedpresentation at the 2014 Centre for Corporate Public Affairs Oration, Sydney, Australia, June,2014. “The Unending Vicious Cycle between MNC Profits and Abusive Working Conditions andWages for the Workers in Developing Countries—The Case of Wal-Mart,” a Symposium with S.Prakash Sethi, Christian Barry and Nicole Bryan, to be presented at the annual meetings of theInternational Association for Business and Society, Sydney, Australia, June 2014. “The Tale of Two Sins: Gambling and Tobacco and the Ethics of Disgust,” with RichardMcGowan, paper to be presented at the annual meetings of the International Association forBusiness and Society, Sydney, Australia, June 2014.

“From Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) to Entrepreneurial Stage,” with Philip L. Cochran, aspart of the Symposium entitled “The Evolution of a Professional Association: IABS As a CaseStudy,” to be presented at the annual meetings of the International Association for Business andSociety, Sydney, Australia, June 2014. “Occupy the World: The Changing Social License to Operate,” organizer of this Symposium tobe presented at the annual meetings of the International Association for Business and Society,Sydney, Australia, June 2014. Other participants include Mr. Wayne Burns, Director Centre forCorporate Affairs, Sydney Australia, Dr. Phil Harris, Dean, Chester Business School, Universityof Chester, Dr. Richard McGowan, Professor, Wallace E Carroll School of Management, BostonCollege and Dr. Henry Sun, Associate Visiting Research Fellow, Ash Center for DemocraticGovernance and Innnovation, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. “Issues and Challenges to the Social License to Operate in the United States,” as part of theSymposium entitled “Occupy the World: The Changing Social License to Operate,” to bepresented at the annual meetings of the International Association for Business and Society,Sydney, Australia, June 2014. “Small Business is BIG Business in the United States,” Invited presentation at the KomiRepublican Academy Of Public Service And Management, Syktyvkar, Russia, May, 2014.Syktyvkar, Russia, May, 2014. “Funding Urban Mass Transit in the United States,” with Richard McGowan, paper presented atthe Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Meetings, Ft. Myers, FL, November, 2013. “Innovation and Collaboration,” Invited address at the Collaboration and Innovation Conference,Credit Union League of Connecticut, Wallingford, CT, October, 2013. “Public Affairs: Past, Present and Future,” with Phil Harris and Richard McGowan, paperpresented at the International Political Marketing Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, September,2013. "A Comparison of UK/Europe and the US on attitude, strategy, policy and practice re: crossgenerational working in the organization,” Invited keynote presentation, 3rd AshridgeInternational Research Conference, Berkhamsted, England, July, 2013. Invited to teach a course on Public Policy in George Washington University’s STAR EMBAprogram, Los Angeles, CA, June, 2013.

Co-Chaired two Tracks at the 2013 International Conference on Public Policy, Beijing NormalUniversity, Beijing China, June, 2013 at their invitation. The tracks are EnvironmentalGovernance and Public Sector Reform and Provisions of Service. The Conference is sponsoredby Beijing Normal University (BNU), P.R. China, Seoul National University (SNU), Republic ofKorea, The University of Hong Kong, P.R.China and The University of Chester, UK

"Aging and Wellness in Organizational Life," Invited keynote presentation, China Conference onWellness and Aging, Beijing, China, June, 2013. Chaired a session at the Chester Forum IV (Focus: Growth Through Exports and InternationalTrade: Challenges, Opportunities and New Horizons, May, 2013). My session was entitled“Managing International Operations and Projects,” Chester, England.

“Sports and Internet Gambling: A Friendly Wager or Threat to the Integrity of the Game,” withRichard A. McGowan, paper presented at the International Conference on Gambling and RiskTaking, Las Vegas, NV, May, 2013. “Reputation Rehab, How to Build a Better Reputation: But With Whom,” a national Webinar

sponsored by the Issues Management Council, Washington, DC May 2013. “Debt, the Economy and Corporate Social Performance,” Invited Keynote Presentation,Kennebunk Bank’s 142nd Incorporators Meeting, Wells, ME, 2013. “Debts and Deficits Worldwide: What Next?” Invited Keynote Address, Trust and WealthManagement Conference, Maine Bankers Association, Freeport, ME, May, 2013. “Issues for the Reputationally Impaired,” a national Webinar sponsored by the IssuesManagement Council, Washington, DC. April, 2013. “The State of the Economy: Goofs, Gaffes, Economics and the Political Landscape,” InvitedAddress, Credit Union League of Connecticut, Newport, RI, October, 2012. “Internet Gambling: A Jackpot or A Lemon for the US Federal Government,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the European Association for the Study of Gambling,” Loutraki,Greece, September, 2012. “The Ups and Downs of the Maine Economy,” Invited Address, Maine Bankers AnnualConvention, Newport, RI, September, 2012 “Corporate Political Strategies,” a national Webinar sponsored by the Issues ManagementCouncil, Washington, DC, August, 2012. “Stakeholder Management,” a national Webinar sponsored by the Issues Management Council,Washington, DC. July, 2012. “Issues and Issues Management,” a national Webinar sponsored by the Issues ManagementCouncil, Washington, DC., July, 2012. “Reputation: Life and Death in the Public Arena,” Invited Keynote Speaker, University ofChester Annual Research Colloquium, University of Chester, Chester, England, June 2012. “Is this Anyway to Elect a President?” Chair of session at the American Presidential Election: Model of Democracy or Flawed System, The British Library Conference Center, The BritishMuseum, London, England, June, 2012. “CSR and Sustainability: Moving Forward,” Invited Keynote address, Toward a SustainableSociety in the MENA Region: Road Map and Priorities, Cairo, Egypt, March 2012. “Why Poor Issues Management will Ruin Good Corporate Reputations,” invited keynoteaddress, Public Affairs Heads of Function and Senior Practitioners Gala Banquet, Sydney,Australia, November 2011 (http://www.accpa.com.au/video.php?x=M00012). “What Every Senior Practitioner Needs to Know About Leadership in Issues Management andReputational Stewardship,” invited Workshop leader with Senior Public Affairs and StrategyManagers for Corporations from across Australia, Sydney, Australia, November 2011. “Stewarding and Shifting Reputation/Issues Management and Reputation,” all day ProfessionalDevelopment Module, sponsored by the Centre for Corporate Public Affairs, the University Clubof WA, Perth, Australia, October 2011. “Stewarding and Shifting Reputation/Issues Management and Reputation,” all day ProfessionalDevelopment Module, co-sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb (China) and the Centre forCorporate Public Affairs, Swissotel Grand Hotel, Shanghai, China, October 2011. “Stewarding and Shifting Reputation/Issues Management and Reputation,” all day Professional

“Stewarding and Shifting Reputation/Issues Management and Reputation,” all day ProfessionalDevelopment Module, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University,co-sponsored by The Centre for Corporate Public Affairs, Singapore, Singapore, October 2011. “Engineering and Business: Careers Made to be Joined,” invited presentation to high achievingstudents selected by University of Maine Pulp and Paper Foundation for admission to UM’sSchool of Engineering, July, 2011. “Leadership: Why Me? Why not Me?” Invited presented to the University of Maine AlumniStaff, July 2011. “Issue Management Processes: The Role of Filters,” with Steven L. Wartick, paper presented atthe International Association for Business and Society International Meeting, Bath, England,June, 2011. “The BP Oil Disaster: Critical Insights and Lessons for Management and OrganizationalReputation,” with Jeanne Logsdon, paper presented at the International Association for Businessand Society International Meeting, Bath, England, June, 2011. “Issues Management in Cooperation with Government,” invited presentation at the Workshop onThe Role of Governments in the Business and Society Debate, with Nikolay Dentchev, ElviraHaezendonck (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Mitchell Van Balen, Samantha Aguirre (VrijeUnviersiteit Brussel), and Kathleen Rehbein (Marquette University) at the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society International Meeting, Bath, England, June, 2011.

“New Proposals for Pursuit of Corporate Political Strategy,” invited commentator along withKathleen Rehbein (Marquette University) at the International Association for Business andSociety International Meeting, Bath, England, June, 2011. “The Public Policy and Influencing Dimension,” Invited Keynote Address on Sustainability—Driven Change and Transformational Vision, invited address at the Ashridge InternationalResearch Conference, Ashridge Business School, Berkhamsted, United Kingdom, June, 2011. “What can and do Business Schools do in the field of Sustainability?” Dean’s Forum, Invitedspeaker along with Dean Phil Harris and Dean Johan Roos, at the Ashridge InternationalResearch Conference, Ashridge Business School, Berkhamsted, United Kingdom, June, 2011.

“A RESOURCE CURSE FOR INSTITUTIONS: OIL RENT DEPENDENCY AND QUALITY OF GOVERNMENT,” WITH

RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF BUSINESS AND

ECONOMICS ANNUAL MEETING, BARCELONA, SPAIN, JUNE, 2011. “POLITICS, DEBT AND LEAKING MEMOS,” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE BUILDING ON RESEARCH

SEMINAR SERIES, UNIVERSITY OF CHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL, CHESTER, ENGLAND, DECEMBER, 2010. THE STATE OF BEER EXCISE TAX: AN EXAMINATION OF STATES’ MOTIVATIONS FOR TAX POLICIES ON

BEER,” WITH RICHARD MCGOWAN PRESENTED AT THE ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES ANNUAL

CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS, FL, NOVEMBER, 2010. WINNER OF THE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

FOR BEST RESEARCH PAPER.

“RE-IMAGING THE FOOD BUSINESS IN THE 21ST CENTURY,” KEYNOTE SPEAKER, MAINE FOOD MEANS

BUSINESS 2010 SUMMIT,ROCKPORT, ME, OCTOBER, 2010. “CSR…CSP…WHERE ARE WE AND WHO CARES?” KEYNOTE ADDRESS, CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY IN AGLOBAL ECONOMY: INDUSTRIES, ISSUES AND NATION-STATES, SPONSORED BY THE GEORGE WASHINGTON

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY, THE UNITED STATES INSTITUTE FOR PEACE,NOVARTIS CORPORATION, NATIVE ENERGY AND THE DEPARTMENT OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

AND PUBLIC POLICY, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC, SEPTEMBER 2010.

“TWISTING IN THE WIND: PRESTON AND POST 35 YEARS LATER,” PRESENTATION AS PART OF THE SIMPUSH PANEL: “PRESTON AND POST’S PRIVATE MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY—CELEBRATING 35YEARS OF ITS PUBLICATION AND PUSHING IDEAS FORWARD,” WITH SHAWN BERMAN, PAUL DUNN,JENNIFER J. GRIFFIN, MICHAEL E. JOHNSON-CRAMER AND SYBILLE SACHS, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF

MANAGEMENT MEETINGS, MONTREAL, QC, CANADA, AUGUST, 2010.

“BUSINESS AND SCIENCE DO NOT MIX TOGETHER WELL,” KEYNOTE ADDRESS, FOREST BIOPRODUCTS

RESEARCH INITIATIVE ANNUAL MEETING, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, JULY 2010.

“Managing expectations in an economic downturn,” Invited presentation, Centre for CorporatePublic Affairs, Melbourne, Australia, May 2010. “OBAMA, PUBLIC AFFAIRS, TEA PARTIES AND THE NEVER ENDING CAMPAIGN.” KEYNOTE ADDRESS, THE

1ST CHESTER FORUM, “GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LOBBYING, INNOVATION AND

LEADERSHIP IN GOVERNMENT, BUSINESS AND SERVICE,” SPONSORED BY BANK OF AMERICA AND THE

UNIVERSITY OF CHESTER, CHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM, MAY, 2010. “CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND AMERICAN MANAGEMENT,” INVITED ADDRESS TO FACULTY AND

STUDENTS,SYKTYVKAR STATE UNIVERSITY, SYKTYVKAR, KOMI REPUBLIC, RUSSIA, MAY, 2010.

“THE MAINE ECONOMY AND THE CRITICAL ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE,” INVITED ADDRESS,THE EXECUTIVE CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, PORTLAND, ME, APRIL, 2010.

“EVER ELUSIVE SERVICE,” KEYNOTE PRESENTATION, ANNUAL MEETINGS OF THE CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

OF CREDIT UNIONS, FARMINGTON, CT, APRIL, 2010. “SUSTAINABLE HEALTH CARE, CHILDREN’S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (CHIP): IMPROVED

PERFORMANCE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR OTHER HEALTH CARE REFORMS,” PAPER SELECTED FOR

PRESENTATION AT THE 21ST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS AND

SOCIETY, BANFF, CANADA, MARCH, 2010.

“Business Management/People Management,” invited presentation, the New England RegionalCouncil on Forest Engineering (NERCOFE), Orono, ME, March, 2010. “Reflections on Corporate Public Affairs in an Obama Presidency and Growth in SocialNetworking,” Invited presentation, European Centre for Public Affairs, Annual Conference,Brussels, Belgium, March, 2010. “THE MAINE ECONOMY: GENERAL OUTLOOK FOR THE NEXT 18 MONTHS,” KEYNOTE SPEAKER,ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF MAINE, ALL INDUSTRY MEETING, AUGUSTA, ME, DECEMBER,2009.

“CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NBA, NFL, AND

MLB” WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES

ANNUAL CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS, FL, NOVEMBER, 2009. WINNER OF THE OUTSTANDING

ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR BEST RESEARCH PAPER.

“CREDIT UNIONS, THE ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY,” THE CONNECTICUT STATE CREDIT

UNION ASSOCIATION, BREWSTER, MA SEPTEMBER, 2009. “SIM ‘PUSH PANEL’: EDWIN EPSTEIN’S THE CORPORATION IN AMERICAN POLITICS—40 YEARS OLD

AND STILL PUSHING THE FRONTIER OF STUDYING BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT,” A SYMPOSIUM WITH B.M. MITNICK, J. J. BODDEWYN, K. GETZ, J. J. GRIFFIN, A. HILLMAN, A. A. MARCUS, D. A. SCHULER,D. WINDSOR AND E. M EPSTEIN PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL MEETINGS OF THE ACADEMY OF

MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO, IL, AUGUST, 2009.

MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO, IL, AUGUST, 2009.

“COMPETITION IN THE MICROFINANCE INDUSTRY,” WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT

THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES: MANAGEMENT –MARKETING – ECONOMIC ASPECTS, ATHENS INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, ATHENS,GREECE, AUGUST, 2009. “AN INTEGRATED VIEW OF THE ECONOMY: INTERNATIONAL—NATIONAL—STATE DYNAMICS,” KEYNOTE

ADDRESS, THE SANFORD-SPRINGVALE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 55TH

ANNUAL MEETING, SANFORD, ME JUNE, 2009.

“CORPORATE SOCIAL PERFORMANCE PROFILING: THE IMPORTANCE OF MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDER

PERCEPTIONS,” WITH STEVEN L.WARTICK, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE 20TH ANNUAL MEETING OF

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIETY, SNOWMASS, CO, JUNE, 2009. THIS PAPER

RECEIVED THE 2009 CONFERENCE AND 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL

ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS&SOCIETY (IABS) AWARD FOR BEST PAPER FROM AMONG THOSE NOT

FOCUSED ON THE CONFERENCE THEME.

“CRISES, NEAR CRISES AND NEAR MISSES.” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF

HOSPITAL PHARMACISTS, ORLANDO, FL DECEMBER, 2008. “THE MAINE ECONOMY AND YOUR FINANCES.” MAINE PUBLIC BROADCASTING CALL IN AND

CONVERSATION HOSTED BY BARBARA CARIDDI WITH CHARLES COLGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN

MAINE. A LIVE, ONE HOUR CALL IN SHOW HEARD THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND CAN BE ACCESSED BY

GOING TO:(HTTP://WWW.MPBN.NET/ONDEMAND/AUDIOONDEMAND/RADIOCALLINPROGRAMS/TABID/288/CTL/VIEWITEM/MID/2401/ITEMID/8251/DEFAULT.ASPX)

“The Determinants of Remittances in Latin America and the Caribbean,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the tenth Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Conference, FortMyers, FL November 2008. Winner of the McGraw-Hill/Irwin Best Paper Award. “Maine in the Financial Marketplace.” Keynote Address, Maine Association of Community Bank’sDirectors College, Portland, ME, October, 2008 “ISSUES MANAGEMENT, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE,” WITH STEVEN L. WARTICK AND PURSEY

P.M.A.R. HEUGENS, INVITED PAPER AT THE ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT NATIONAL MEETINGS

SYMPOSIUM, ANAHEIM, CA AUGUST, 2008.

“NEGOTIATION TACTICS,” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COUNCIL ON FOREST

ENGINEERING, ORONO, ME, MARCH 2008.

“SERVICE: THE FORGOTTEN FRONTIER.” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE MID YEAR MEETINGS OF THE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEALTH SYSTEM PHARMACISTS,” LAS VEGAS, NV DECEMBER, 2007. “PERFORMANCE CULTURE: DEVELOPING A CULTURE OF PERFORMANCE FOR UNIVERSITIES.” KEYNOTE

SPEAKER AT THE COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE CONFERENCE 2007, ARLINGTON, VA OCTOBER,2007. “TO PRIVATIZE OR NATIONALIZE: ARGENTINA’S EXPERIENCE WITH BOTH,” WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN,PAPER PRESENTED AT THE 27TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT SOCIETY, SAN DIEGO,CA OCTOBER, 2007. “THE LURE OF GAMBLING: A FAUSTIAN BARGAIN OR WELLSPRING OF REVENUE?” WITH RICHARD A.MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR

BUSINESS & SOCIETY, VILLA LA PIETRA, FLORENCE, ITALY, MAY 31 – JUNE 3, 2007.

“IMMIGRATION AND OUTSOURCING: ENLARGING FAULT LINES AND AFTER SHOCKS OF GLOBALIZATION,”

“IMMIGRATION AND OUTSOURCING: ENLARGING FAULT LINES AND AFTER SHOCKS OF GLOBALIZATION,”PAPER PRESENTED AT GLOBALIZATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY: HOW INTERCONNECTED ARE WE?” CO-SPONSORED BY THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH AND THE SCHOOL OF

POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, ABU DHABI, UAE APRIL, 2007. “DANGERS IN THE EVOLVING ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT FOR THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY,”INVITED PRESENTATION TO THE PULP AND PAPER FOUNDATION ANNUAL MEETINGS, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE,APRIL, 2007. “The Cigarette Excise Tax: Faustian Bargain or the All-Purpose Policy Instrument?” withRichard A. McGowan, paper presented at the Eighth Academy of Business Disciplines AnnualConference, Ft. Myers. FL November, 2006.

“ISSUES AND ISSUES MANAGEMENT,” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE ISSUES MANAGEMENT BEST

PRACTICES CONFERENCE, SWISS RE CENTRE FOR GLOBAL DIALOGUE, ZURICH, SWITZERLAND,NOVEMBER, 2006.

“LEADERSHIP IN TUMULTUOUS TIMES,” INVITED PRESENTATION AT THE “EGGS AND BREAKFAST

SYMPOSIUM” AT THE FREDERICK HUTCHINSON CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, OCTOBER 2006.

“Issues Management: International Challenges,” invited presentation at the Public Affairs in AsiaProfessional Development Institute, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, HongKong, China, September, 2006. “Case Study: CSFB’s China Unicom Incident,” invited presentation at the Public Affairs in AsiaProfessional Development Institute, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, HongKong, China, September, 2006. “Case Study: GM in China,” invited presentation at the Public Affairs in Asia ProfessionalDevelopment Institute, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China,September, 2006.

“Case Study: Crisis Communications: The Asian Bird Flu,” invited presentation at the PublicAffairs in Asia Professional Development Institute, Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology, Hong Kong, China, September, 2006.

“Roundtable Workshop for Senior Practitioners in Corporations and Government Enterprises inAsia,” invited participant, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, 21 September 2006.

“Leadership, Public Policy and Non-Governmental Organizations,” Keynote Address, NaturalResources Conference, Bangor, Maine, August, 2006. “Leadership in Tough Economic Times,” Keynote address to the Maine Automotive DealersAssociation, Bar Harbor, July, 2006. “The Perils of the Maine Economy,” Keynote address at the 113th Annual Convention of theMaine Association of Community Banks, Sebago Lake, July, 2006. “Performance Culture: Developing a System of Performance for Universities,” Keynote Address,American Strategic Management Institute’s College and University Performance Conference 2006,Boston, MA April, 2006.

“CONFRONTING LEADERSHIP: THEORY VERSUS PRACTICE,” INVITED ADDRESS AT MULTI-SECTOR FORUM

ON ETHICAL LEADERSHIP, RANDALL L. TOBIAS CENTER FOR LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE, INDIANA

UNIVERSITY, APRIL, 2006. “TEACHING WITH CASES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM,” INVITED PRESENTATION TO THE BUSINESS SCHOOL

“TEACHING WITH CASES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM,” INVITED PRESENTATION TO THE BUSINESS SCHOOL

FACULTY, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA,” UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, MARCH, 2006. “EXAMINING CORPORATE ACTIVITIES IN POLITICAL ARENAS,” WITH JENNIFER GRIFFIN, INVITED

PRESENTATION AT THE RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM ON CORPORATE POLITICAL ACTIVITIES IN AN

INTERNATIONALIZING ECONOMY, FREE UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS,FEBRUARY, 2006. “REEVALUATING THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PRIVATIZATION OF ARGENTINA’S OIL

INDUSTRY,” WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE SEVENTH ACADEMY OF BUSINESS

DISCIPLINES ANNUAL CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS FL, NOVEMBER, 2005. WINNER OF THE MCGRAW-HILL/IRWIN BEST PAPER AWARD. “Globalization and Economic Impacts” invited presentation for Primary Source, Bangor, MENovember, 2005.

“Stakeholder Theory: What have we gained, what have we lost?” Paper presented as part of theSymposium “Stakeholder Theorizing: Taking Stock and Moving Ahead—Confronting US andEuropean Perspectives on Stakeholder Theorizing and Management Practices” at the ADERSEConference, Lyon, France, October 2005. Other presenters were Professor Aurelien Acquier andProfessor Franck Aggeri, Ecole des Mines des Paris, Professor Jean-Pascal Gond, University ofNottingham and University of Toulouse, Professor Michael Johnson-Cramer, Bucknell University,and Professor Samuel Mercier, Universite Bretagne Sud. “CASCADING ARENAS: A MULTILEVEL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVE ON THE ISSUE OF GENETICALLY

MODIFICATION ORGANISMS.” CHAIR AND SUBMITTER OF THIS JOINT SYMPOSIUM TO SOCIAL ISSUES IN

MANAGEMENT DIVISION AND THE INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT DIVISIONS OF THE ACADEMY OF

MANAGEMENT FOR PRESENTATION AT THE ANNUAL MEETINGS, AUGUST, 2005, HONOLULU, HI. OTHER

PRESENTERS INCLUDE PROFESSOR JENNIFER J. GRIFFIN, GWU, PURSEY HEUGENS, UTRECHT UNIVERSITY,THE NETHERLANDS, STEPHANIE WELCOMER, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, AND RICHARD A. MCGOWAN,BOSTON

COLLEGE. “Cascading Arenas in Issues and Stakeholder Management: Toward a New Framework for IssueAnalysis and Resolution,” paper presented as part of the Joint Symposium “Cascading Arenas: AMultilevel Multi-Stakeholder Perspective on the Issue of Genetically Modification Organisms.” (Social Issues In Management Division and the International Management Division) of theAcademy of Management, Honolulu, HI August, 2005.

“Cascading Arenas and Genetic Modification: The U.S. Case,” with Stephanie Welcomer, paperpresented as part of the Joint Symposium “Cascading Arenas: A Multilevel Multi-StakeholderPerspective on the Issue of Genetically Modification Organisms.” (Social Issues In ManagementDivision and the International Management Division) of the Academy of Management,Honolulu, HI, August, 2005.

“Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies and Practice,” paper presented aspart of the Symposium “The Role of Governance in Corporate Social Responsibility,” at theNational Meetings of the Academy of Management, Honolulu, HI, August, 2005. Otherpresenters include Ann Kinkade, U. of WS, Ramon Aldag, U. of WS, Bryan Husted, Instituto deEmpresa, Mexico, Jeanne Logsdon, U, of NM, Donna Wood, U. of Northern Iowa. “Conducting Research On International and Comparative Corporate Governance,” Invitedpanelist on this Professional Development Workshop with Ruth Aguilera (U. of IL), Brian Boyd(AZ State Univ.), Igor Filatotchev (King’s College, London), Joshua Margolis (HBS), DavidPalmer (UC-Davis), Steen Thomsen (Copenhagen Business School) and Parthiban David (NotreDame), at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Honolulu, HI, August, 2005.

“Publishing SIM Research: A Conversation with Current and Former Journal Editors,” invited

“Publishing SIM Research: A Conversation with Current and Former Journal Editors,” invitedpresentation at the SIM Doctoral Consortium at the National Meetings of the Academy ofManagement, Honolulu, HI, August, 2005.

“Case Study: Doing Business in China,” invited presentation at the Public Affairs in AsiaProfessional Development Institute, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, HongKong, China, May, 2005.

“Strategy, Uncertainty, and Turbulent Environments in the Paper and Pulp Industry,” presentationat the 2005 Pulp and Paper Foundation Annual Paper Days Meeting, Orono, Maine, April, 2005.

“Why is Stakeholder Theory/Approach Useful?” Paper presented as part of the Symposium“Why is Stakeholder Theory/Approach Useful?’ at the International Association for Business andSociety Annual Meetings, Sonoma Valley, CA, March, 2005. “Reputational Shifting,” with Barry Mitnick, paper presented at the International Association forBusiness and Society Annual Meetings, Sonoma Valley, CA, March, 2005. “Service Learning in Executive Education: Challenges and Opportunities,” presented as part of theSymposium “Implementing Service Learning for the 21st Century: The Challenges and theRewards,” at the International Association for Business and Society Annual Meetings, SonomaValley, CA, March, 2005. “Cascading Arenas Across Issues and Stakeholder Management: Building the model and theApproach,” with Steven L. Wartick, paper presented at the IABS Annual Meetings, Sonoma Valley,CA, March, 2005. “Economic Integration, Cultural Barriers to Trade and Industrial Agglomeration: Lessons fromthe European Beer Industry,” with Richard McGowan, paper presented at the Annual Meetingsof The Strategic Management Society, Puerto Rico, October-November, 2004.

“Aging As Joy—Process, Connections and Baggage.” Invited Keynote speaker at the AnnualMeeting of the Eastern Agency on Aging, Bangor, ME, October, 2004.

“Maine--What Direction Does the Future Lie?” Invited speaker at the 3rd Annual MaineEconomic Research Institute (MERI) Subscribers’ Symposium, Bangor and South Portland,September, 2004. “Sleight of Hand and Twist of Fate: The Ups and Mostly Downs of the Maine Economy.”Invited presentation at the 111th Annual Convention of the Maine Association of CommunityBanks, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, September, 2004. “Cascading Arenas in Issues and Stakeholder Management: The Case of Genetically ModifiedOrganisms and Other Incidents,” with Steven L. Wartick, paper presented at the Irish Academyof Management Meetings, Dublin, Ireland, September, 2004. “Claiming the Past and Influencing the Future: The Use of Time as a Differentiator in IssuesManagement Contests,” with Stephanie Welcomer, paper presented at the Irish Academy ofManagement Meetings, Dublin, Ireland, September, 2004. “Towards a new framework for issue analysis and resolution: Cascading arenas,” with StevenWartick. Presented as part of the workshop Cascading Arenas: A Multilevel Perspective on theResolution of Genetic Modification Issues, at the British Academy of Management AnnualMeetings, St. Andrews, Scotland, August, 2004.

“Jumping The Chasm: The Practice of Public Affairs and The Research in Public Affairs,”presented at the Symposium on Business Public Affairs and Government Relations: Developing

Actionable Knowledge, National Meetings of the Academy of Management, New Orleans, LA,August, 2004. “Virtual Optimality: Reputational Optimality and the Ethics of Systems” With Barry M. Mitnick,paper presented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, New Orleans, LA,August, 2004. “Conversations in and around SIM,” invited presentation at the Social Issues in ManagementDoctoral Consortium, at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, New Orleans,LA, August, 2004. “Publishing and Research in the Profession,” invited presentation at the Social Issues InManagement Research Workshop Session at the National Meetings of the Academy ofManagement, New Orleans, LA, August, 2004. “CSP and Financial Performance—Once Again into the Chaos” paper presented as part of theSymposium on Social Investing: What is Being Measured, and How Well? Society for BusinessEthics Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, August, 2004 “Assessing Corporate Social Performance: Linking Strategy and Stakeholders of the Firm,” withSteven Wartick, paper presented at the Meetings of the Business and Economics SocietyInternational, Rhodos, Greece, July, 2004. “Corporate Social Performance Measurement: Linking CSP, Stakeholders, and OverallCorporate Strategy or How to Measure CSP When So Many Have Already Tried in Vain,” withSteven Wartick, paper presented at a limited invitational conference on Corporate SocialResponsibility and the Politics of Stakeholder Influence, The Free University, Amsterdam, TheNetherlands, April, 2004. “Blending Issues and Stakeholder Management: Pursuing the Elusive Synergy,” with Pursey P.M. A. R. Heugens, paper presented at a limited invitational conference on Corporate SocialResponsibility and the Politics of Stakeholder Influence, The Free University, Amsterdam, TheNetherlands, April, 2004. “A Portfolio Approach to Issue Adoption,” with P.M.A.R. Heugens and Steven Wartick, paperpresented at the International Association for Business and Society Annual Meetings, JacksonHole, WY, March, 2004. “Corporate Social Performance Measurement: Constructing CSP Profiles,” with Steven Wartick,paper presented at the International Association for Business and Society Annual Meetings,Jackson Hole, WY, March, 2004. “Reputational Bliss,” with Barry M. Mitnick, paper presented at the International Association forBusiness and Society Annual Meetings, Jackson Hole, WY, March, 2004. The Maine Economy: Where is it Going? Where did it Come From?” Kickoff speaker at theEmergency Tax Summit sponsored by the Maine Heritage Policy Institute, Portland, ME, March,2004. “Creative Problem Solving in Ambiguous Settings,” Interactive presentation at the AmericanSociety of Hospital System Pharmacists, New Orleans, December, 2003. “Challenging the Myths of Aging,” keynote speaker, Center for Aging Annual ConferenceUniversity of Maine, Portland, ME, December, 2003. “Issues Management, Stakeholder Management, and Strategy and Issues Management with aEuropean Twist,” at all day symposium at the Issue Management Council 2003 Annual

European Twist,” at all day symposium at the Issue Management Council 2003 AnnualConference, at Swiss RE’s Corporate Training Facility, Zurich, Switzerland, November, 2003. “Legislating for Dollars: States and Expanded Gambling,” with Richard A. McGowan, paperpresented at the Fifth Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Conference, Ft. Myers FL,November, 2003. “Corporate Social Performance Measurement: Practical and of Import to Whom?” with StevenWartick, paper presented at the Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, London,England, September, 2003. “State Governments and Social Performance: Trading off Physical Health for Fiscal Health,”with Richard McGowan, paper presented at the Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility,London, England, September, 2003. “The Politics of Trust and Mistrust: Crisis in Confidence Across Public and Private Domains,”paper as part of the joint symposium on Integrity in the Context of Institutional Failure: Democracy, Silence, Trust, Transparency and Accountability, presented at the National Meetingsof the Academy of Management, Seattle, WA, August, 2003. “American and European Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility,” an OpeningInteractive Discussion, with Gilbert Lenssen, Dean, European Academy of Business in Society,presented at the International Association of Business and Society Annual Meetings, Rotterdam,The Netherlands, June, 2003. “A Time for Reflection: A Panel Discussion on Teaching Strategic Management From a‘Business and Society’ Perspective,” Teaching Workshop, with Steven Wartick, presented at theInternational Association of Business and Society Annual Meetings, Rotterdam, TheNetherlands, June, 2003. “The Business in Society Curriculum in Europe and the United States: A Comparative Analysisand Conversation,” Innovative Workshop Session with Sandra Waddock, Duane Windsor, LanceMoir, Tammy MacLean, Barrie E. Litzky, Malcolm McIntosh, Sybille Sachs, and Edwin Rühli,presented at the International Association of Business and Society Annual Meetings, Rotterdam,The Netherlands, June, 2003. “Corporate Social Performance Measurement: A Quixotic Adventure to….?” With StevenWartick, paper presented at the International Association of Business and Society AnnualMeetings, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, June, 2003. “Aggregating Reputation: The Role and Use of Reputational Sets,” with Barry M. Mitnick,paper presented at the International Association of Business and Society Annual Meetings,Rotterdam, The Netherlands, June, 2003. “Competing across Boundaries: Tensions and Opportunities,” with Richard A. McGowan, paperpresented at the Eastern Academy of Management International Meetings, Porto, Portugal, June,2003. “Increasing Your Competitive Edge: Staying alive in the Global Marketplace,” presentation atthe Maine International Trade Center’s International Trade Day, Rockland, ME, May 22, 2003. “Teaching and Developing Cases for Managerial Development,” presentation at the NationalMeetings of the United Nations on the U. N. Global Compact, Palo Alto, CA, April, 2003. “Leadership in Uncertain and Turbulent Times,” presentations as part of the University ofMaine’s Center on Aging Gold Lecture Series, Belfast and Hallowell ME, May 13 and 15, 2003. “Negotiating in Uncertain Circumstances,” Interactive presentation at the American Society of

“Negotiating in Uncertain Circumstances,” Interactive presentation at the American Society ofHospital System Pharmacists, Atlanta, GA, December, 2002. “What’s in a Name: From Gambling to Gaming,” with Richard A. McGowan, paper presented atthe Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Meetings, November, 2002, Miami, FLA. “Issues of Ethics, Accountability, and Public Policy.” Presentation at a Symposium entitled“ENRON and Beyond: A Crisis of Capitalism.” The Symposium was a major invited event atthe Business School, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa, November, 2002. “Creating International Networks: Economic, Political and Social Issues Strategy” Chair andsubmitter of this All-Academy Symposium to the Academy of Management for presentation atthe Annual Meetings, August, 2002, Denver, CO. Other presenters include Professor Phil Harris,Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, Pursey Heugens, Concordia University, Canada, andPatricia C. Kelly and Kevin Laverty, University of Washington. “So What do We Know About International Networking Now?” paper presentation as part ofthe” Creating International Networks: Economic, Political and Social Issues Strategy” All-Academy Symposium, Academy of Management, August, 2002, Denver, CO. “Political Lobbying that Counts: Evidence and Results from Two Highly Contested Industries,”with Richard A. McGowan, paper presentation part of the “Corporate Political Strategies andFirm Financial Performance" Showcase Symposium, Academy of Management, August, 2002,Denver, CO. “A Bridge Too Far--Issues and Reputation Management?” paper presented at the InternationalAssociation of Business and Society Annual Meetings, June, 2002, Victoria, BC, Canada. “Who’s on First—Issues or Stakeholder Management?” with Pursey P. M. A. R. Heugens, paperpresentation as part of the “Issues Management’s Adventurous Journey: Perspectives on the Past,Present and Future of a Field in Transition” Symposium International Association of Businessand Society Annual Meetings, June, 2002, Victoria, BC, Canada. “Reputation: Strategy, Stakeholders and Framing,” only 1 of 4 papers presented at the 3rd AnnualBusiness Issues and Society Conversazione, Santa Fe, NM, April, 2002. “Reputational Ripples: The Impact of Bankruptcy on Reputation Across Organizations in aSmall Community” co-authored with Kim McKeage, presented at the 6th Annual Conference onCorporate Reputation—Track 3: Corporate Citizenship, Boston, MA May, 2002. “Labyrinths of Leadership: Guide from the Past into the Future” Workshop presented at theColby College Institute for Leadership, “Filing the Leadership Void: New Strategies forLeadership,” Colby College, March 26, 2002, Waterville, ME. “Issues, Public Interest Groups, Policies and Markets,” paper presented as part of a Symposiumon Global Markets, Public Affairs, and society: Machiavelli, Marketing and Public Affairs AfterGenoa” Winter Marketing Educators’ Conference, 2002, February 22 – 25, Austin, TX. “Issues Management, Stakeholder Management, and Strategy and Issues Management,” an allday symposium at the Issue Management Council 2002 Annual Conference, 26 February 2002,Miami FL. “Why Governments Matter: Strategy and Tactics in Political Markets.” Organizer of an AllAcademy Symposium with the following presenters: Jennifer J. Griffin, Amy J. Hillman, GeraldD. Keim, John F. Mahon, Richard A. McGowan, and Barry M. Mitnick. National Meetings ofthe Academy of Management, Washington, DC, August, 2001.

"The 10th Annual Case Critique Colloquium" at the Academy of Management. The Colloquiumis an opportunity for case writers to present and discuss their newly authored cases and receivefeedback and reviews on them. Co-chair with Timothy Edlund, Washington, DC August, 2001.

“Effective Teaching with Cases that Show How Governments Matter: Teaching Demonstrationsand Critical Discussions.” Organizer, with Tim Edlund, of this All Academy Symposium,National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Washington, DC, August, 2001. “Corporate Strategies and Tactics in Political Markets,” with Jennifer J. Griffin, presented at theNational Meetings of the Academy of Management, Washington, DC, August, 2001. “Measuring Success in Political Markets,” with Richard A. McGowan, presented at the NationalMeetings of the Academy of Management, Washington, DC, August, 2001. “How Governments Matter: Decision Making in Public Bureaucracies the Impact PrivateEnterprises,” with Rangamohan V. Eunni, presented at the National Meetings of the Academy ofManagement, Washington, DC, August, 2001. “Non-Market Actions and Instrumental Stakeholder Theory: Exploring the Compatibility ofEthics and Strategy Research,” Workshop with Bryan Husted and Brian Shaffer, NationalMeetings of the Inter-national Association for Business and Society, Sedona, AZ, March, 2001. “Teaching Workshop: Case Critique Colloquium,” with Tim Edlund, National Meetings of theInternational Association for Business and Society, Sedona, AZ, March, 2001. "The Trading Card Industry: How a Rapid Growth Market Struck Out," with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the 20th Annual International Strategic Management SocietyConference, Vancouver, Canada, October, 2000. "External Affairs Strategies: An Empirical Investigation," with Jennifer J. Griffin, paperpresented at the 20th Annual International Strategic Management Society Conference, Vancouver,Canada, and October, 2000. “Chiefs of Staff: Roles, Challenges, and Conflicts,” Invited workshop with Chiefs of Staff toSpeakers of the House, National Speakers Conference, Knoxville, TN, September, 2000. “Publishing in First Tier Journals,” invited presentation at the Social Issues in ManagementDoctoral Consortium, National Academy of Management, Toronto, Canada, August, 2000. "The 9th Case Critique Colloquium" at the Academy of Management. The Colloquium is anopportunity for case writers to present and discuss their newly authored cases and receivefeedback and reviews on them. Co-chair with Timothy Edlund, Toronto, Canada, August, 2000. “Gambling and Warning Labels: Rationale and Implications for the Gambling Industry,” withRichard A. McGowan, paper presented at the 11th International Conference on Gambling andRisk Taking, Las Vegas, NV, June, 2000. “Corporate Social Performance: Measurement and Methodological Issues,” a special invitationonly conference conceived, and organized with Steven Wartick, Cedar Rapids, University ofNorthern Iowa, June, 2000. This is the first in a series of annual focused, invitation onlyconferences organized under the title of Business Issues and Society in the 21st Century. "Competing in the 2000 Political Marketplace," presentation at the Washington Campus onBusiness and the Public Policy Process, Washington, DC, May, 2000. Delivered on two differentdates for Baylor and for Suffolk University EMBA participants.

"Mobilizing Knowledge Workers in 2000: Implications for Grassroots and PACS," presentationat the Washington Campus on Business and the Public Policy Process, Washington, DC, May,2000. Delivered on two different dates for Baylor and for Suffolk University EMBAparticipants. “Public Affairs Entering the New Millennium: What have we learned from the 1970s, 1980s and1990s?” Symposium with Jennifer J. Griffin, Steven N. Brenner, Jean J. Boddewyn, James E.Post, and Woody Madden. Presented at the International Association for Business and SocietyAnnual Meetings, Essex, Vermont, March, 2000. "Measuring Corporate Social Performance: Going Beyond the Bottom Line," Symposium withS. L. Wartick, J. M. Logsdon, and D. J. Wood, presented at the Decision Sciences InstituteAnnual Meetings, New Orleans, LA, November, 1999. “Decision Making and Leadership in High Stress Environments,” Invited presentation at theNational Speakers Conference, Chief of Staffs, San Antonio, TX, October, 1999. “Stakeholders, Reputation, and Organizational Response,” invited presentation to the AustralianPublic Affairs Executive Lecture Series sponsored by the Centre for Corporate Public Affairs,Boston, October, 1999.

"Altering the Competitive Landscape: Legislation and Regulation that Targets The Firm's ValueChain,” with R. A. McGowan, presented at the 19th Annual International Conference of theStrategic Management Society, Berlin, Germany, October, 1999. "Career Choices and Tradeoffs as an Academic." Invited Presentation at the Social Issues inManagement Doctoral Consortium, National Academy of Management, Chicago, IL, August,1999. "Stakeholders and Organizational Survival: The Role of Relationships, Commitments, andInvolvement" paper presented at the International Association of Business and Society AnnualMeeting, Paris, France, June, 1999. "IABS--Past and Future: Reflections of the Past Presidents," with S. L. Brenner, P. L. Cochran.J. Logsdon, D. Nigh, J. Pasquero, and S. Wartick. Symposium presented at the InternationalAssociation of Business and Society Annual Meeting, Paris, France, June, 1999. "Managing Across International Boundaries: How Interest Groups Create Agents," with MarieRock, presented at the Eastern Academy of Management Meetings, Prague, Czech Republic,June, 1999. "Strategic Thinking and Action--EVERY DAY!" Keynote address at the Dimensions ofLeadership Symposium, sponsored by Cardinal Health, Inc., at the Annual Meetings of theAmerican Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Reno, Nevada, June 6, 1999. “Strategic Management in China’s Private Enterprises” Keynote speech at the All-ChinaFederation of Industry and Commerce Symposium on Strategic Management in China, BeijingChina, December 12 – 17, 1998. “False Alarms and Siren Songs: Social Issues and Their Impact on the Firm of the 21st Century,”paper presented in a Symposium on The Influence of Non-Market Factors In Shaping GlobalCompetition in the 21s Century Corporation,” with Harvey Nussbaum, Thomas Marx, and LewisRambo at the 1998 Conference on Competitiveness in the Global Marketplace, Boston, MA,October, 1998.

“The ‘New Federalism’ and the Devolution of Power from Washington: Determinants of

“The ‘New Federalism’ and the Devolution of Power from Washington: Determinants ofBusiness Political Activity at the State Government Level,” with Jennifer Griffin and BrianShaffer, presented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, San Diego, CA,August, 1998. “Teaching in The Field of Social Issues in Management,” presentation at the Social Issues inManagement Division Doctoral Consortium, National Meetings of the Academy of Management,San Diego, CA, August, 1998. “Corporate Reputation, Crises, and Stakeholder Management” with Richard A. McGowan, paperpresented at the 14th Colloquium of the European Group for Organizational Studies(EGOS),Maastricht, The Netherlands, July 9 - 11, 1998. “Why Industries Lose Public Policy Battles: Lessons from the Past/Anticipating the Future,”invited address at the annual meeting of the Cigar Association of America, Boca Raton, FL,November, 1997. “New Trends in Issues and Crises Management Preparation for Organizations,” Presentation toAustralasian Centre for Public Affairs Study Tour of North American Best Practices Washington,DC October 20, 1997. “Aging Population Impacts on State Revenue and Expenditure Patterns,” invited address at the1997 National Speakers Conference (State Speakers of the House of Representatives), Biloxi,MS, October 9 - 11, 1997. “Assumptions and Decision Making as a Chief of Staff,” invited presentation at the 1997National Speakers Conference (Speakers of the House of Representatives at the State Level),Biloxi, MS, October 9 - 11, 1997. “Redefining Competition: How the Rules of Competition are Changed by Legislation,Regulation, and Social Movements,” (with Richard McGowan) paper presented at the 17thAnnual International Strategic Management Society Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 5 – 8October, 1997. “The Changing Academic Scene in Undergraduate Education: The Introductory Course As Mythand Reality,” Symposium with Anil Kurana, Peter Arnold, Jeffery Miller, and Robert Leone,presented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Boston, MA, 8 - 13 August,1997. “Industry as a Player in the Sociopolitical Arena.” Invited presentation at the Canadian Councilfor Public Affairs Advancement’s Management Institute, Toronto, Canada, May 26 - 29, 1997. “Corporate Political Strategy, Issues Management, and Stakeholder Evaluation.” Invitedpresentations for the Australasian Centre for Public Affairs, Sydney, Melbourne, and PerthAustralia, March 10 - 15, 1997. “Reputation: Sword or Shield” (with Richard A. McGowan) paper presented at the FirstCorporate Reputation Conference, New York University, January 17 - 19, 1997. “Doug Grant’s First Day” (with Peter Arnold) case selected for presentation at the NorthAmerican Case Research Association Casewriters Workshop, Colorado Springs, CO, October,1996. “Issues Management in the 21st Century” presented to the Australian Public Affairs ManagersTouring Group, Boston University, School of Management, Boston, October, 1996. “Industry Political Strategy,” with Richard McGowan, presented to the Australian Public Affairs

“Industry Political Strategy,” with Richard McGowan, presented to the Australian Public AffairsManager Touring Group, Boston University, School of Management, Boston, October, 1996. Invited Participant (one of 5 academics) to “Measuring the Value of Public Affairs” projectfeasibility study sponsored by the Public Affairs Council and The Washington Campus,Cincinnati, OH, August, 1996. "Teaching Social Issues to Executive MBAs: A Critical Event in the Lives of Executives." Symposium with Denis Collins and Donna Wood, presented at the National Meetings of theAcademy of Management, Cincinnati, OH, August, 1996. “Cutting Edge Research in SIM in the 21st Century” Invited panel presentation (with R. EdwardFreeman and Stephanie Ann Lenway) at the Social Issues in Management Doctoral Consortiumat the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Cincinnati, OH, August, 1996. "Industry Political Dynamics: What Michael Porter Missed in His Corporate Strategy Work,"with Richard McGowan, paper presented at the Meetings of the International Association forBusiness and Society, Santa Fe, NM, March, 1996. "Interactive Corporate Political Activity Research Workshop," with Steven Brenner, KathleenGetz, and Gerald Keim, workshop to presented at the Meetings of the International Associationfor Business and Society, Santa Fe, NM, March, 1996. "Approaches to Industry Political Strategy,” with Richard McGowan, address presented at TheIssue Management Council’s Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, December 8, 1995. "Migration, Emigration, and Evisceration: ....................," Social Issues in Management DivisionChair-person's Address, delivered at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management,Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, August, 1995. "Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance: Correlations andImplications," with Jennifer Griffin, paper presented at the Sixth Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for Business and Society (IABS), Vienna, Austria, June 26 - 29, 1995. "The Shape and Future of the International Association for Business and Society." Symposiumwith Philip Cochran and Steven Brenner, presented at the Sixth Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for Business and Society (IABS), Vienna, Austria, June 26 - 29, 1995. "VIP Case Reviewer," Case Development Workshop, Sixth Annual Meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society (IABS), Vienna, Austria, June 26-29, 1995. "Strategic Acquisitions and Mergers: Managing the Impact of Public Policy Initiatives andSocietal Expectations in the United States and Europe," with Richard McGowan, presented at theStrategic Management Society's Annual Meeting, Paris, France, September 20 - 24, 1994. "The Evolution of Inquiry in the Social Issues in Management Field." Keynote Address, SocialIssues in Management Doctoral Consortium, Academy of Management's Annual Meetings,Dallas, TX, August 12 - 17, 1994. "Real Time Case Study: Kimberly-Clark and The Disposable Diaper Issue,” presented at theFifth Annual Meeting of the International Association for Business and Society," Hilton Head,SC, March, 1994. "VIP Case Reviewer," Case Development Workshop, at the Fifth Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for Business and Society," Hilton Head, SC, March, 1994.

"Collaborating with the Enemy: Tobacco, Lotteries, and the Public Good,” with R. McGowanand B. Bigelow, paper presented at the 13th International Strategic Management Conference,Chicago, IL, September, 1993. "Corporate Political Strategy in the Multinational Corporation: A Framework for Analysis,"with D. Jeffrey Lenn, paper presented at the Eastern Regional Meetings of the Academy ofManagement, Berlin, Germany, May 31 - June 4, 1993. "Issues Management Theory Building: Defining the Corporate Issue Concept," with Steven L.Wartick, paper presented at the Eastern Regional Meetings of the Academy ofManagement, Berlin, Germany, May 31 - June 4, 1993. "VIP Case Reviewer," Case Development Workshop, Eastern Academy of Management,Providence, RI, May 6-8, 1993. "Issues Management: A Theory Based Strategic Perspective," with Barbara Bigelow and LiamFahey, paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the International Association for Business andSociety, San Diego, CA, March 18-21, 1993. "Evaluating the Privatization Process: The Economics and Politics of the Spanish CigaretteIndustry," with Richard McGowan, paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the StrategicManagement Society, London, England, October, 1992. "State Owned Enterprises: The End of The Road?" with Sushil Vachani, paper presented at theAnnual Meetings of the Strategic Management Society, London, England, October, 1992. "The Implications of the New AACSB Accreditation Guidelines for the Social Issues inManagement Area," with Steven Brenner, Philip Cochran, R. Edward Freeman, Steven Wartickand Donna Wood. Symposium for the Social Issues in Management Division of the Academy ofManagement, Las Vegas, Nevada, August, 1992. "Managerial Decision Making in Regulated Environments: Health Care," with Ramon Aldag,Barbara Bigelow, Robert Goodman, and Alfie Marcus. Symposium for the Social Issues inManagement Division of the Academy of Management, Las Vegas, Nevada, August, 1992. "Green Collaboration: Dealing with the Enemy to Solve Environmental Issues and Problems,"with Barbara Bigelow, paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the International Associationfor Business and Society, Brussels, Belgium, June, 1992. "The Affect of the New AACSB Accreditation Guidelines on the Business and Society Field,"with Steven Brenner, Philip Cochran, R. Edward Freeman, Steven Wartick, and Donna Wood. Symposium presented at the Annual Meetings of the International Association for Business andSociety, Brussels, Belgium, June, 1992. "Manufacturing Agents in the Issue Management Process," invited presentation at thePennsylvania State University's Tenth Annual Conference on Research in Issues Management,University Park, PA, June 8-10, 1992. "Successful Issues Management." Invited presentation at: A Challenge to the Calling: PublicRelations Colloquium 1992, Northwestern University, Evanston IL, January, 1992. "Multiple Games, Multiple Levels: The Greening of Strategy on Environmental Issues,"

with Richard McGowan, paper presented at the Strategic Management Society's AnnualMeeting, Toronto, Canada, October, 1991."Symbols and Substance in Healthcare Issues: GettingYour Message Across." Invited presentation at the 1991 Eastern Regional Advertising andPublic Relations Conference, Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Kennebunkport, ME, October,1991. "Strategic Issues Management: An Integration of Issue Life Cycle

1991. "Strategic Issues Management: An Integration of Issue Life CyclePerspectives," with Sandra A. Waddock, paper presented at the National Meetings of theAcademy of Management, Miami, FL, August, 1991."The Role of Beachheads and StrategicSpan of Vision in International Entry Strategies," with Sushil Vachani, paper presented atthe meetings of the Academy of International Business Southeast Asia Conference: Asia PacificBusiness: Issues and Challenges, National University of Singapore, Singapore, June,1991. "The Ends Justify the Means: The Politics and Economic Costs ofPublic Interest Group Activity," with Richard A. McGowan, paper presented at the AnnualMeetings of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Stockholm, Sweden, June,1991."Buying Our Public Image: Acting for the Common Good?" invited presentation at thePennsylvania State University's Ninth Annual Conference on Research in Issues Management,University Park, PA, June 10-12, 1991."New Techniques and Trends in Issues Management"invited presentation at the Public Affairs Council's "Issues Management Today" Conference,Washington, DC, March, 1991. "Coalitions: The Strategic Bridge Within and Across Organizations," with Barbara Bigelow;paper presented at the Tenth Annual International Strategic Management Conference,Stockholm, Sweden, September, 1990."New Views of the Issue Life Cycle," invited presentationat the Pennsylvania State University's Eighth Annual Conference on Research in IssuesManagement, University Park, PA, June 4-6, 1990."Political Strategy and Issue Evolution:Toward a Framework for Analysis," with Barbara Bigelow and Liam Fahey, paper presented atthe International Association for Business and Society's Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA,March, 1990."Issues and The Media." Invited presentation at the Issue Exchange's AnnualMeeting, Washington DC, December, 1989.Corporate Social Performance Revisited: Dimensionsof Efficacy, Effectiveness, and Efficiency," with Sandra A. Waddock, paper presented at the 3rdQuality of Life Marketing Conference, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,Blacksburg, Virginia, November, 1989. "Fire Alarms and Siren Songs: The Role of IssuesManagement in the Prevention of, and Response to, Organizational Crises," with Philip L.Cochran, paper presented at the 2nd International Industrial and Organizational CrisisManagement Conference, New York University, New York, November, 1989."The News IssuesFrontier: Facts, Values, and Policies." Invited address at the Bellcore Sixth Issues ManagementFall Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, September, 1989. “Issues Management and the United States Air Force." Invited address at the Secretary of the AirForce Public Affair's Office Conference - Public Affairs: Into the Future, Miami, Florida,September, 1989."Toward a Theory of Corporate Political Strategy," with Barbara Bigelow andLiam Fahey," presented at the National Meeting of the Academy Management, Washington, DCAugust, 1989."The Corporation in American Politics: A Twenty Year Retrospective andProspective," symposium presented at the National Meeting of the Academy of Management,Washington, DC, August, 1989."The Changing Frontier of State Government Action." Invited address at the 21st annual Meetingof the National Association for State Information Systems (NASIS) Atlanta, Georgia, August,1989. "The Necessity for Issues Management." Invited address at the Sixth General Assembly of theWorld Future Society, Washington, DC, July, 1989."Issues Management: Supremacy of Fact,Value, and Policy." Invited paper at the Pennsylvania State University's Seventh AnnualConference on Research in Issues Management, University Park, PA, June 5-7, 1989."StrategicAlliances Across International Borders; Characteristics and Life Cycles," with Edwin A. Murray,Jr., paper presented at the Strategic Management Society's Eighth Annual Conference,Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October, 1988."Placing or Keeping Issues On or Off the Agenda:Corporate Strategies and Tactics for Success," invited presentation at the Pennsylvania StateUniversity's Sixth Annual Conference on Research on Issues Management, State College, PA,May, 1988."Managing Emerging Issues," invited keynote address at the Public Affairs Council'sIssue Management Conference, Washington, DC, April, 1988."Social Issues in Management Citation Analysis: A Second Look," with Ms. Patti N. Andrews,paper presented at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Anaheim, CA,August, 1988.

August, 1988. "Corporate Political Strategy Parallels with Product Market Strategy" with Liam Fahey and V. K.Narayanan, paper presented at the Strategic Management Society's Seventh Annual InternationalConference, Boston, MA, October, 1987."Strategic Alliances," with E. A. Murray, Jr., paperpresented at the Strategic Management Society's Seventh Annual International Conference,Boston, Massachusetts, October, 1987."Managerial Lessons for Multinationals: The Post Bhopal and Sandoz World," with Ms. PatriciaC. Kelley, paper presented at the National Meeting of the Academy of Management, NewOrleans, Louisiana, August, 1987. "Social Issues in Management Literature: APreliminary Citation Analysis," with Ms. Patti N. Andrews, paper presented at the Academy ofManagement, New Orleans, Louisiana, August, 1987."The Politics of Toxic Wastes: AComparison of American and European Experiences," with Ms. Patricia C. Kelley, paperpresented at the Eastern Academy of Management Meeting, Athens, Greece, June, 1987."IssuesManagement as a Major Component of Strategic Implementation." Invited Presentation at theSeventh International Symposium on Forecasting, Boston, Massachusetts, May,1987. "Teaching Excellence." Invited Workshop on Teaching before theFaculty, School of Management, Boston College, Newton, MA, January 30, 1987."How Do Corporations Get Into These Messes," Keynote Address, Crisis CommunicationSeminar, Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh, PA, November, 1986. "Public Affairs: Second Generation Research." Invited presentation at the Social in IssuesManagement Research Workshop. Presented at the National Academy of ManagementMeetings, Chicago, August, 1986. "Crisis Management: Mishandling the Organization's Future." Invited Address atCommunicating in a Crisis, National Press Club, Washington, DC, April, 1986."Corporate Goofs: Planned or Unplanned?" Invited Address at Boston University's downtownAlumni Club, Boston, MA, March, 1986."Public Issues Management." Invited address at theWhittemore School of Business and Economics, Durham, NH, March, 1986."ManagingEmerging Telecommunications Critical Issues." Keynote Address, New England TelephoneCompany Annual Public Affairs Conference, Boston, MA, January, 1986."Corporate Regulatoryand Political Strategies in the 1980s." Keynote Address, New Jersey Bell's Public RelationsConference, Elizabeth, NJ, October, 1985."Corporate Political Strategies." Keynote Address, NYNEX's Annual Public Affairs Conference,Saratoga, Springs, NY, October, 1985."Corporate Political Involvement as an Element ofCorporate Strategy." Invited Presentation by the Business Policy and Planning and Social Issuesin Management Divisions of the Academy of Management. Presented at the National Academyof Management Meetings, San Diego, California, August, 1985."The Contribution of Corporate Strategy and Business Policy to the Social Issues in ManagementField." Invited presentation at the Social Issue in Management Research Workshop. Presented atthe National Academy of Management Meeting, San Diego, California, August, 1985. Invited faculty participant in the Social Issues in Management Doctoral Consortium San Diego,California, August, 1985. "Improving Issues Analysis and Corporate Response Strategies:New Insights in Issues Management in the Mid '80's." Keynote Address, Public Affairs Council'sCorporate Issues in Management Today Workshop, Washington, DC, June, 1985."Corporate Public Affairs in Changing Times." Invited address at the New England BroadcastingAssociation Community Affairs (NBACA), Regional meeting hosted by WBZ-TV4, Boston,MA, May, 1985.Invited participant at the Public Affairs Council's Public Affairs Officers-University Representatives Meeting in Washington, DC, December, 1984.Invited participant tothe Business Higher Education Forum's Program on New Approaches to Business Involvementin Resolving Social Issues, Dayton, OH, October, 1984. "Public Affairs Management: Changing the Shape of Business-Government Relations in theUnited States." Invited Presentation at the Association for Public Policy Analysis andManagement Meeting, with James E. Post, New Orleans, LA, October, 1984. "Managing Corporate External Relations." Invited Presentation at the American Assembly of

"Managing Corporate External Relations." Invited Presentation at the American Assembly ofCollegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) Workshops on Teaching Business and Public Policy,Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, April 4-7, 1984."Public Affairs Management and Stakeholder Management: Tools and Targets." Invitedpresentation at the Social Issues in Management Research Workshop, with R. Edward Freeman. Presented at the National Academy of Management Meetings, Dallas, TX, August, 1983."Public Affairs and the Management of Organizational Environments." Invited presentation atthe Social Issues in Management Research Workshop. Presented at the National Academy ofManagement Meetings, New York, NY, August, 1982."Public Affairs Structures and Activities inLarge American Corporations,” paper presented at the National Meeting of the Academy ofManagement, New York, NY, August, 1982."Strategic Management of External Relations: How Companies Manage Public Affairs," co-authored with James E. Post, paper presented at the Global Strategic Management in the1980's International conference, London, England, October, 1-2, 1981."Social Issues Research: The Thompson-Page Contribution," paper presented at the NationalMeeting of the Academy of Management, San Diego, CA, August, 1981.Briefing session on theSurvey of Public Affairs Offices and Their Functions, with James E. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr.,Robert B. Dickie, and Michael Jones, Boston, MA, March, 1981."Highlights From a National Survey of Public Affairs Offices and Their Functions," with JamesE. Post, Edwin A. Murray, Jr., and Robert B. Dickie, at the J.F. Kennedy Library Seminar,Boston, MA, February, 18, 1981."Corporate Responsiveness: Public Affairs Offices and TheirFunctions," with Edwin A. Murray, Jr., and Robert B. Dickie, presented at the National Meetingof the Academy of Management, Detroit, Michigan, August, 1980."Strategic Planning in Regulated Environments," with Edwin A. Murray, Jr., paper presented atthe National Meeting of the Academy of Management, Detroit, Michigan, August, 1980. "Articulated Turbulence; The Impact of Regulatory Agencies on Corporate Response to SocialChange," with James E. Post, paper presented at the National Meeting of the Academy ofManagement, Atlanta, GA, August, 1979.Selected to participate in the first annual Business Policy and Planning Consortium at theNational Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA, August, 1979.Thesis Supervision/Membership Honors Thesis at University of Maine Member of CommitteeCiampa, M. J., 2010. “Sector Based Trading Strategy Focused on Regression to the Mean.”Awarded Honors Joyce, C., 2008. “Sports Facilities Should Not Be Built with Public Funds.” Awarded Honors Mehdizadegan, A., 2010. “The Motivation of Palestinian Female Terrorists.” Awarded Honors Doctoral Dissertations Fielding Graduate School Reed, R., T., 2014. Recovering Corporate Consumer Trust: A Study of Crisis Response Strategiesand Repairing Damaged Trust. Boston University Chair of Committee Costin, H., 2001. An Empirical Study of Strategy—Structure—Performance Relationships ofGraduate Business Schools and AACSB Accredited MBA Programs. Currently a Professor ofStrategic Management at American University in Cairo. Callaghan-Jenkins, E. G., 2002. Organizational Espoused Environmental Commitment and Its

Callaghan-Jenkins, E. G., 2002. Organizational Espoused Environmental Commitment and ItsRelation to Environmental Performance. Kim, Y. S., 1997. An Exploratory Study on the International Strategic Technology Alliances (ETA). Rock, M., 1997. Alternate Paths of Stakeholder Influence: The Politics of Forest Policy and ACitizens’ Initiative in Maine. Currently a tenured faculty member at Bentley College. Rosenberg, V. L., 1991. The Strategy of Strategy Research: Unambiguous Methods To ObserveAmbiguous Organizational Situations. Member of Committee Burgess, A. G., 1994. Evaluation of Group Technology Cellular Manufacturing: A ComputerSimulation. Desmarais, E. W., 1996. The Effects of Environment and Performance on Top Management GroupCharacteristics: A Longitudinal Study of the Electric Utility Industry. Currently a Professor ofManagement at Salem State University Devnew, L. E., 2000. Assessing the Implications of the Internet: A Study of CEOs in theConsumer Catalog Industry. Dossabhoy, N. S., 1994. Management Knowledge: Rethinking Its Nature and Purpose. Currently aProfessor of Management at Endicott College Griffin, J. J., 1997. Corporate Public Affairs in the 1990s: Structure, Resources, and Processes. Curently a Professor of Strategic Management, Program Coordinator, Global StakeholderStrategies Program, George Washington Univ. Lang, J. C., 1996. Corporate Environmentalism and Regulatory Interventions. McGowan, R, A., 1988. The Cigarette Industry: Politics, Economics and Change Currently aProfessor of Operations and Strategy, Carroll School of Management, Boston College. O’Connell, K., 1998. An Exploratory Study on the Determinants to Foreign Direct Investment InSouthern Africa. Doctoral Dissertation (University of Pittsburgh): Member of Committee Mallott, M. J., 1993. Operationalizing Corporate Social Performance: Managerial Perceptions ofPrinciples, Processes and Outcomes in Managers’ Understanding of Responsibility andIrresponsibility. Publications, Papers,and Ideas in Progress I. Books

Good Names: The Theory and Practice of Reputation Management, with Barry M. Mitnick,

a prospectus under review with several publishers. II. Articles

Deconstructing Corporate Social Performance using models of stakeholder assessment ofCorporate outcomes.

Corporate Political Strategy in large organization. A continuing exploration of how

organizations and industries become players in the political and social environment and whatstrategies and tactics they can use for success.

The interplay of issues management and stakeholder management within the context ofoverall corporate Strategy and the relationships between and among reputation, stakeholders, andissues management.

Strategic Planning in Negotiated Environments: An analysis of strategic planning in industryspecific regulated environments (pharmaceuticals, banking, utilities, insurance, etc.) and the impactof deregulation on strategic planning practices and organization. Professional Associations:

Academy of Management: •Elected to Governance Board, Social Issues in Management Division of the National Academy ofManagement, 2011 (three year term 2011 – 2014).•Chair, Social Issues in Management National Annual Book Award Committee (2010 - 2012)•Elected Social Issues in Management Division Representative to the National Academy ofManagement “Academy Council”—a advisory body to the leadership of Academy of Management(2002 – 2003)•Business Policy and Strategy (BPS) Division, Member (1979 - present).•Social Issues in Management (SIM) Division, Member (1979 - present).•Public Sector (PS) Division Member, (1979 - present).•Organization and Management Theory (OMT) Division, Member (1979 - 1992).•Member, Social Issues in Management Division Finance Committee (1982 - 1986).•Member, Social Issues in Management Division Research Committee, (1983 - 1986)•Chairman, Social Issues in Management Division Finance Committee, (1983 - 1986)•Member, Social Issues in Management Division Curriculum Development Committee, (1983 -1986).•Elected member, Social Issues in Management Division Governance Committee, (1984 - 1986).•Chair, Social Issues in Management Doctoral Consortium, Academy of Management Meetings,Anaheim, California, August, 1988, and Academy of Management Meetings, Washington, DC,August, 1989.•Member and Chair, Social Issues in Management's Howard Chase Book Award Committee. ThisCommittee is charged with selecting those works which have had a major enduring impact on thefield of social issues in Management (1988 – 1990). •Elected Member, Social Issues in Management Division Nomination Committee (1989 - 1990).•Appointed Member, Social Issues in Management Division Governance Committee (1990 - 1991).•Elected "Program Chair-Elect" Social Issues in Management Division, Academy of Management(1991 - 1992).•Elected Program Chair, Social Issues in Management Division, Academy of Management (1992 -1993).•Elected "Chair-Elect" Social Issues in Management Division, Academy of Management, (1993 -1994).•Elected Chair, Social Issues in Management Division of the Academy of Management (1994 -1995).•Chair, Sumner Marcus Award Committee, Social Issues in Management Division, Academy ofManagement (1995 - 1996).•Chair, Social Issues in Management National Doctoral Dissertation Award Committee, Academyof Management, (2002 and 2003). International Association for Business and Society •Elected IABS Fellow Representative to Social Issues in Management Governance Board (2011 –2012)

2012)•Elected IABS Fellow Representative to IABS Executive Committee (2011 – 2012)•Member, Editorial board, Business&Society (1999 – present)•Editor, Business&Society (2004 – 2007)•Associate Editor, Business&Society (2001 – 2004)•Member, IABS National Best Paper Award Committee (2002)•Elected Program Chair, International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting, 1991.•Elected Vice-President, International Association for Business and Society (1991 - 1992).•Elected President, International Association for Business and Society (1992 - 1993). Other Professional Activities: •Elected to Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria, 2015 – present)•Member, Audit Committee, Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria, 2015 – present)•Chair, Educational Policy Committee, Board of Trustees, American University in Bulgaria, 2015 –present)Elected to National Board, Issue Management Council, Washington, DC (2012 – 2015)•Member, Board of Directors, Maine Food Producers Alliance (2011 – 2014)•Member, American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) Accreditation ReviewTeam, North Dakota State University, February, 2011•Founding Member, Stakeholder Strategy Interest Group, Strategic Management Society, 2010 -present•Member, Bangor Foreign Policy Forum Board of Directors, (2006 – 2008; 2010 – present)•Member, School Administrative District #22 Foundation Board (2009 – 2010) •Member, Executive Committee, Penobscot River Educational Partnership (PREP) (2007 – 2010)•Member, Advisory Committee, Penobscot Indian Nation Enterprises (2008 – present)•Appointed, Chair, Governor of Maine’s State Wide Committee on International Relations Planning,2007 – 2009.•Program Chair, Strategy and Operations Management, Eastern Academy of Management’sInternational Meetings in Capetown, South Africa, June-July, 2004.•Elected to the Public Affairs Council’s Foundation for Public Affairs as a Trustee (2004 – 2007)and reelected in 2007 (2007 – 2009).•Elected to the Board of the Issues Management Council, a national based professional issuesmanagement organization based in Washington, DC (2002 – 2009).•Elected Vice-President of the Issue Management Council, the first academic to ever hold anofficer position in this organization (2003 - 2007). •Elected Board Member at Large, North American Case Research Association, 2001 – 2005•Member, Issues Management Association (1984 - until its dissolution in 1988) •Program Chair, Social Issues in Mgmt Div., Eastern Academy of Management, Boston, 1987•Member, Editorial Board, Case Research Journal, (1988 - present)•Elected Research Associate, Center for the Study of Business and Public Issues (CSBPI), Collegeof Business Administration, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, (1990 - 2002)•Member, Academic Advisory Board, Center for the Study of Corporate Social Performance,University of Missouri at St. Louis (1995 - 1999).•Elected to Board of Directors—The Issues Exchange, Washington, DC, [(1990 - 1995), member1987 – 1995, 2000 – 2002]•Member, Academy of International Business (1991 - present) •Associate Editor, International Journal of Organizational Analysis (1991 - 1992, resigned)•Elected to the Board of Directors of the Eastern Casewriters Association (1994 - 2004)•Member, Board of Advisors, Alliance (1996 - present)•Member, Advisory Board, International Journal of Public Affairs (1999 - present)•Program Chair, Social Issues and Ethics Division, North American Case Research Association,Cincinnati, OH, 1997, Durham, NH, 1998, and Sonoma, CA 1999.•Ad Hoc Reviewer for several journals and professional societies (Academy of ManagementReview, Academy of Management Journal, Business&Society, Case Research Journal,

Review, Academy of Management Journal, Business&Society, Case Research Journal,Corporate Reputation Review, International Journal of Public Affairs, Journal of CorporateCitizenship, Journal of General Management, Journal of International Business Studies, Journalof Management and Governance, and Journal of Managerial Issues); for the following bookpublishers: American Management Association, McGraw-Hill, Prentice-Hall, and John Wiley;and for the following professional associations: Academy of Management (Business Policy andStrategy Division, Management and Spirituality Division, and the Social Issues in ManagementDivision); the International Association for Business and Society, the North American CaseResearch Association, the Southwestern Case Association, and the Eastern Academy ofManagement.•Served as one of three academic judges for the first national contest for MBA's sponsored byBoston College (1995). School Service:University of Maine:•Coached the first (and second) ever undergraduate team to participate in the oldest businesssimulation game (50 years old) and present in Los Angeles, CA (with Jason Harkins)•Member, Academic Advisory Prioritization Working Group (2009 – 2010)•Member, University Innovation Engineering Program Advisory Committee (2007 – 2013)•Member, Maine Center for Composite Technology Board of Directors (2003 – present)•Founding Board Member, University of Maine’s Center for Aging (2002 – present)•Member, Cohen Center for International Strategy and Commerce Advisory Board (2002 – 2007).•Chair, College of Business, Public Policy and Health Dean’s Search Committee (2001 – 2002)•Served on Graduate Committee of the Maine Business School (2001 - 2004), Chair, (2001 –2004). In 2004 we revised the entire MBA Curriculum introducing a residency week and aninternational field trip requirement.•Served on Promotions and Tenure Committee of the Maine Business School (2001 – present).•Member, EMBA Task Force, Maine Business School•Taught 17 different courses (undergraduate and graduate), and developed 12 new courses•Led development of Residency Week for all Graduate Students and Coordinated Curricula delivery(2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008)•Coached a team of 4 undergraduates for the McGill International Management Competition—acompetition of 12 business schools from around the world, held in Montreal, Canada, March, 2002. This is the first international case competition for Maine Business School students•Coached a team of 4 MBA students for the John Molson MBA Invitational Case Competition atConcordia University, Montreal, Canada, January, 2004—a competition of 24 colleges anduniversities from around the world. This is the first international case competition ever for MaineBusiness School MBA students, and again in January of 2007.•Initiated the first two international field trips for undergraduate and graduate students (first wasto Berlin and Aalen Germany and the second was to Brussels, Belgium and Sofia Bulgaria). Thethird international trip for undergraduate students in May, 2009 went to Russia (these are theonly undergraduate business field trips at the University o Maine) Boston University:•Taught 26 different courses, and developed 12 new courses (at all levels).•Coordinated several (8) different multi-section required courses at the undergraduate and graduatelevel.•Developed a Senior Executive Speaker’s series for the capstone Policy course in the undergraduateprogram.•Developed a Research Faculty Speakers series for the Management Policy Department Faculty andDoctoral Students•Coached two MBA level teams in international case competitions (won and came in second in thetwo competitions).•Coached two undergraduate teams in international case competitions (came in second in bothinstances).•Served as an advisor to several student based organizations over the years (for example,M.U.S.T [Managerial Understanding of Social Topics]; MBA Students Association; DoctoralStudents Association; The Executive, the undergraduate newsletter).

Students Association; The Executive, the undergraduate newsletter). •Served as Secretary-Treasurer for Beta Gamma Sigma, a national business honor society for 5years.•Involved and coordinator and/or lead faculty in several executive education offerings at the Schoollevel.•Served on 17 dissertations, chaired 5 of them. Two dissertations were completed in PoliticalScience in CAS; another dissertation was completed at the University of Pittsburgh.•Raised funds for an international course (IM450) so that part of learning experience took placeoverseas.•Developed “Corporate Partners Program” for honors students within the School of Management.•Served as Associate Dean of School of Management (1/87 to 9/88)•Director of Executive Education (ad interim), January to April, 1984.•Served as Chair, Strategy and Policy Department (1997 – 2000).•Served as the first Faculty Director, Undergraduate Program.•Served on the Undergraduate Conduct Committee for several years.•Served on the School’s Doctoral Committee for 3 years, Chair 1 year.•Served on the School’s Faculty Policy Committee for six years (not consecutive) and as its Chairfor two years.Chair for three years (1992 - 1995).Served on the School’s Appointments, Promotion, and Tenure Committee for 7 years (notconsecutive) and as its Chair for three years (1992 – 1995).•Served on the School’s Undergraduate Program Development Committee (1996 - 1999).•Serve on the School’s Alumni Board of Directors (1990 - 2002); Elected Vice-President-Nominations, 1998 and 1999.•Served on the School’s Operating Committee (1997 - 2000).•Served on the School’s Department Chair’s Subcommittee (1997 - 2000).•Served on the Search Committee for the Director of the Public Management Program (1999)•Faculty Director, Cardinal Health Leadership Forum (1997 - 2000).•Faculty Director, Pharmacy Leadership Institute (2000 - present). University Service: University of Maine•Member, Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series Committee (2014 – present)•Member, Provost Tenure and Advisory Committee (2014)•Member, University Research Council (2012 – 2014)•Member, University Financial Disclosure Review Committee (2012 – 2014)Member, Conflict of Interest Committee (2012 – 2014)•Member, Provost International Advisory Committee (2007 – present)•Member, Provost Council (2007 – 2010)•Member, UM NEASC Steering Committee (2007 – 2009)•Chair, NEASC Standard 11 Accreditation Committee (2007 – 2009)•Member, Corporate Advisory Program Board (2003 – 2006)•Co-Chair Cohen Center Anniversary Committee (2007 – 2008)•Serve on University Research Council (2006 – 2007), Chair Sub-Committee on “Culture ofResearch at the University”•Served on Associate Dean for Research Search Committee (CLAS—2006)•Serve as a Member of the John M. Rezendes Ethics Essay Competition Evaluation Committee(2006, 2007, 2008)•Served on President’s Executive Staff, (2004 – 2006)•Served on President’s Council (2004 – 2006)•Chair, Provost Executive Staff (2004 – 2006)•Chair, Provost Council (2004 – 2006)•Served on Provost Committee on the Retention of Women Faculty (2004 – 2006)•Served on University Honorary Degree Committee (2002 – 2004)•Served on University ad-hoc Committee on Status of Library Serials Collection (2002)•Chair, College of Business, Public Policy and Health Dean’s Search Committee (2001 – 2002)

Boston University:•Served on the NCAA Self-Study Committee and on the Subcommittee for Fiscal Integrity forBoston University's Athletics Department (2000).•Served as Chair, Special Ad Hoc Committee appointed by the Provost and the University FacultyCouncil to resolve a delicate personnel issue.•Served on the University Search Committee for the Dean of Metropolitan College (1999 - 2000).•Served on the University Instructional Technology Grants Awards Committee.•Served as an Alternate to the Faculty Council for several years.•Served on the University Disciplinary Committee. •Served on Boston University’s Outstanding Student Employee Selection Committee•Served on the University’s General Alumni Awards Committee.•Served on the University's Technology in the Classroom Grants Committee.•Elected to Serve on the University’s Promotion and Tenure Committee.•Participated in a University Undergraduate Student Promotional Video.•Have traveled for several years for the University’s Admissions Office in Open Houses around thecountry•Have participated in the University’s “Learning to Look” Program for several years.•Have made several presentations at Marsh Chapel’s “Food for Thought” Series.•Served as a Faculty Advisor to the Management Floor in Warren Towers for multiple years.•Served as a member of US/EC International Business Exchange Network which involvedconducting a teaching seminar in Turino, Italy for faculty from schools of business in Austria,Denmark, France, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, and Spain. University of Maine System:•Member, ADRIP Committee (2014 – present)•Co-Chair, System-Wide Committee on Higher Education Park (2004 – 2005)•Member, System-Wide Committee on Accountability (2004 – 2006)•Member, System-Wide Committee on Academic Programming (2004 – 2006)•Member, Chief Academic Officers Committee (2004 – 2006)•Member, UMS Project Maine France (2005 – 2006) Fellowships, Scholarships and Awards RECOGNIZED BY THE ASPEN INSTITUTE AS A NATIONAL “FACULTY PIONEER” FINALIST AT AN AWARD

CEREMONY AT THE FORD FOUNDATION, NEW YORK CITY, OCTOBER, 2014. THIS COURSE WAS DEVELOPED

IN CONCERT WITH PROFESSOR PAUL MAYEWSKI AND MICHAEL HASTINGS AND THEY ARE EQUALLY

DESERVING OF THIS AWARD. RECIPIENT OF THE MAINE BUSINESS SCHOOL’S GRADUATE STUDENT “MENTOR” AWARD IN 2015. RECIPIENT OF THE MAINE BUSINESS SCHOOL EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD, 2014. RECIPIENT OF THE MAINE BUSINESS SCHOOL’S GRADUATE STUDENT “MENTOR” AWARD, 2013. RECIPIENT OF THE 2011 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE PRESIDENTIAL RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENT

AWARD. OF THE 25 MOST CITED ARTICLES IN BUSINESS&SOCIETY THROUGH MAY, 2013, 5 (20%) ARE ARTICLES

THAT I AUTHORED OR CO-AUTHORED AND OF THE 12 MOST CITED, 3 (25%) ARE ARTICLES THAT IAUTHORED OR COAUTHORED. THE FOLLOWING IS UPDATED MONTHLY: HTTP://BAS.SAGEPUB.COM/REPORTS/MOST-CITED

“THE STATE OF BEER EXCISE TAX: AN EXAMINATION OF STATES’ MOTIVATIONS FOR TAX POLICIES ON

BEER,” WITH RICHARD MCGOWAN PRESENTED AT THE ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES ANNUAL

CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS, FL, NOVEMBER, 2010. WINNER OF THE CONFERENCE AWARD FOR BEST

CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS, FL, NOVEMBER, 2010. WINNER OF THE CONFERENCE AWARD FOR BEST

RESEARCH PAPER. INAUGURAL RECIPIENT OF THE SCHOOL OF POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE,PUBLIC SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD, OCTOBER, 2010. RECOGNIZED BY THE STATE OF MAINE LEGISLATURE FOR MY WORK AS DEAN, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS,PUBLIC POLICY AND HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, SEPTEMBER, 2010. “KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER ALLIANCE, 2009 - 2011. CO-PI WITH GEORGE CRINER AND HUGH STEVENS ON

A $1,827,000 THREE-YEAR GRANT FROM THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION). “CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NBA, NFL, AND

MLB” WITH RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE ACADEMY OF BUSINESS DISCIPLINES

ANNUAL CONFERENCE, FT. MYERS, FL, NOVEMBER, 2009. WINNER OF THE CONFERENCE AWARD FOR

BEST RESEARCH PAPER. “Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance: Twenty-Five Years ofIncomparable Research,” with Jennifer Griffin, Business&Society, 36, (1) March, 1997: 5 – 31. This paper received the 20th Anniversary Commemoration Award for the Best Paper everpublished in the history of Business&Society, at the 20th Annual meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society, Snowmass, CO, June 2009. “CORPORATE SOCIAL PERFORMANCE PROFILING: THE IMPORTANCE OF MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDER

PERCEPTIONS,” WITH STEVEN L. WARTICK, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE 20TH ANNUAL MEETING OF

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIETY, SNOWMASS, CO, JUNE, 2009. THIS PAPER

RECEIVED THE 2009 CONFERENCE AND 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL

ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS&SOCIETY (IABS) AWARD FOR BEST PAPER FROM AMONG THOSE NOT

FOCUSED ON THE CONFERENCE THEME. R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society.Thousand Oaks, CA: SagePublications, 2008 was awarded the 2008 Outstanding Academic Title from Choice (CurrentReviews for Academic Libraries) Magazine. Only 3% of over 25,000 titles submitted forconsideration are so recognized. Works are selected for their excellence in scholarship andpresentation, the significance of their contributions to the field, and their value as important—oftenthe first—treatment of their subject. I was the author of 4 (four) separate entries in thisEncyclopedia. R. W. Kolb, ed., Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: SagePublications, 2008 was recognized by BRASS (Business Reference and Services Section) of TheReference and User Services Association as a 2008 Outstanding Business Reference Source. BRASS recognized 10 works, of which only 2 were recognized as “Outstanding.” I was the authorof 4 (four) separate entries in this Encyclopedia. “The Determinants of Remittances in Latin America and the Caribbean,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the tenth Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Conference, FortMyers, FL, November 2008. Recipient of the only McGraw-Hill/Irwin Best Paper Award for theentire conference. “REEVALUATING THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ARGENTINE OIL INDUSTRY,” WITH

RICHARD A. MCGOWAN, PAPER PRESENTED AT THE 27TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT SOCIETY, SAN DIEGO, CA, OCTOBER, 2007—NOMINATED FOR BEST PAPER AWARD AT

THE CONFERENCE. Graduate Faculty Mentor Award 2007. First ever awarded by the Graduate Student Associationfor faculty mentoring of Graduate Students in the entire College of Business, Public Policy and

for faculty mentoring of Graduate Students in the entire College of Business, Public Policy andHealth. Noted in 2007 Marquis Who’s Who in the World (24th edition). Noted in the 2006/2005/2004. Marquis Who’s Who in American Education (8th/7th/6th edition). Noted in the 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Marquis Who’s Who in Finance and Business (35th - 37th

edition). Awarded “Honorary” Status in the Francis Crowe Engineering Society by the faculty of theCollege of Engineering, University of Maine, 2006. Noted in 500 Greatest Geniuses of the 21st Century, American Biographical Institute, Raleigh,NC (Premier Edition, 2006). Elected as an inaugural “Fellow” of the International Association for Business and Society, 2005. Only three individuals were elected nationally for the first time in the history of theorganization. Noted in 2005/2004 Who's Who Among America's Teachers, Lake Forest, IL, (9th/8th edition). According to the publisher, less than 2% of teachers are included in more than one edition. Noted in the 2003 and 2004 Marquis Who’s Who in America (57th/58th edition), Providence, RI. Winner of the only McGraw-Hill/Irwin Best Paper Award for “Reevaluating the PrivatizationProcess: An Analysis of the Privatization of Argentina’s Oil Industry,” with Richard A.McGowan, paper presented at the Seventh Academy of Business Disciplines Annual Conference,Ft. Myers FL, November, 2005. Elected to Honorary Member status, Golden Key Society, University of Maine, October, 2005. Served as a Member of the Hampden Business Association Judging Panel on an EssayCompetition entitled “Entrepreneurship in Maine: The Role of Entrepreneurs in EconomicProsperity,” May 2005. Noted in the 2004/2003 Marquis Who’s Who in America (58th/57t edition). Received the “Sumner Marcus Award” in 2003 for service to the field of business and society. Awarded by the Social Issues in Management Division of the National Academy ofManagement (and only one such award is given annually). Selected by the American Biographical Institute to an Honorary Appointment to their ResearchBoard of Advisors, 2001. Selected by the American Biographical Institute for inclusion in their publication Great Minds ofthe 21st Century, 2001, Premier edition. “How Governments Matter: Decision Making in Public Bureaucracies the Impact PrivateEnterprises,” with Rangamohan V. Eunni, nominated for the Academy of Management’s CarolynDexter Best International Paper Award by the Public and Nonprofit Division of the Academy ofManagement at the National Meetings of the Academy of Management, Washington, DC, August,2001. Commencement speaker, Executive MBA #13 Graduation, Boston University, June, 2001. Thisis an honor afforded by the vote of the graduating class.

is an honor afforded by the vote of the graduating class. Noted In Lexington’s Who’s Who Executive and Professional Registry 2000-2001, 1st ed., GardenCity, NY. Noted in Who's Who Among America's Teachers, Lake Forest, IL, 6th ed. 2000. Noted in International Who’s Who of Professionals, Jacksonville, NC, 1997. Noted in Who's Who in The World, New Providence, NJ: Marquis Who's Who Publishing, 1996 -1997. Noted in Who's Who in American Education, New Providence, N. J.: Marquis Who's WhoPublishing, 1996 - 1997. Recipient of the Beckwith Teaching Award given by the Boston University School of ManagementGraduating Class for Outstanding Teaching and Service, 1997, (and previously in 1986). Note:procedures for the award prevent anyone from repeating over a five-year period. Nominated multiple times for Boston University's "Metcalf" Teaching Award (finalist in 1994 andagain in 1997). This award, given at the University level, is the highest recognition in theUniversity for teaching excellence. Special Alumni Recognition for Lifetime Achievement, Boston University School of ManagementAlumni, May, ’95. Noted in Who's Who in America in the East, New Providence, N. J.: Marquis Who's WhoPublishing, 1995 - 1996; 1996 - 1997. Nominated for the National Academy of Management’s Educator of the Year Award (1996).Recipient of the Issue Management Council (IMC--a practitioner organization) first ever academicto be awarded for outstanding contributions to the disciplines and practice of Issues Management,Washington, DC, November, 1993. Recipient of the first ever General Electric Corporation - Boston University Faculty Leading EdgeAward for innovative curriculum development and delivery, November, 1993. Recipient of the First Annual Prentice-Hall Publishing Corporation's "Teaching-Excellence" Awardat the National Meeting of the Academy of Management, San Francisco, CA, August, 1990. Recognized in first edition of Who's Who in Rhode Island. Jamestown, RI: Research andPublications of Jamestown, RI, 1990. The Boston Leadership Academy (a management executive program for principals of publicschools at all levels of which I was one of four principal curriculum coordinators developers, andfounders) was selected for "Outstanding Achievement in Leadership Preparation by Colleges andUniversities" by the American Association of School Administrators. It was one of only twoawards given nationally in 1990. Co-founder (with a small group of other national colleagues) of a new international professionalgroup---The International Association for Business and Society, 1990. Said organization exists tothis day and has held annual meetings in a variety of locations (including San Diego, CA;Sundance, UT; Leuven, Belgium; Hilton Head, SC; Vienna, Austria; Santa Fe, NM, Florida,Hawaii, and Paris, France) and has recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Selected as a Beta Gamma Sigma National Scholar. Presented a seminar on "CorporatePolitical/Social Strategies Dealing with Strategic Surprise," at the Beta Gamma Sigma National

Political/Social Strategies Dealing with Strategic Surprise," at the Beta Gamma Sigma NationalSeminar, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, October, 1986. Recipient of the Boston University Master of Business Administration (MBA) Student SelectedOutstanding Teacher Award, 1985. At this time, the only School faculty member to receive thisaward twice . Recipient of the Broderick Prize for Excellence in Teaching, awarded by the Boston UniversitySchool of Management, 1984, and recipient of the Broderick Prize for Excellence in Research,awarded by Boston University School of Management, 1983. Recipient of the first Boston University Master of Business Administration (MBA) Student SelectedOutstanding Teacher Award, 1983. Recipient of the 1982 Social Issues in Management Doctoral Dissertation Award sponsored by theSocial Issues Division of the Academy of Management and recipient of the 1982 A. T. KearneyAward for Outstanding Research in General Management, co-sponsored by the Business Policy andPlanning Division of the Academy of Management. I am the only individual in the history of theAcademy of Management to win both awards in the same year. Subsequent to this event, theAcademy changed the rules for these awards so that both awards cannot be won by a singleindividual. Recipient of a Richard D. Irwin Doctoral Fellowship, 1980. Noted in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 1977 - 1979. Received Community Service Award from the Mayor of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for communityaction, 1977. 57