Prof. Wallace Hopp
	Prof. Karl Schmedders
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Professor of Public Management Donald Haider served on the Budget Advisory Group to Illinois Governor-elect Rod Blagojevich. The group delivered its final report in early January. This Blue Ribbon Panel was comprised of former City of Chicago and State of Illinois budget directors. Prof. Haider served as Chicago’s budget director in 1979-1980.

Professor Wallace Hopp, co-director of the Master of Manufacturing and Management program, has been named the editor-in-chief of Management Science, a flagship journal of the INFORMS society, affiliated with the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences.

Marketing Professor Dawn Iacobucci and Bobby Calder, the Charles H. Kellstadt Distinguished Professor of Marketing, have co-edited Kellogg on Integrated Marketing (John Wiley & Sons, 2003). The text is the follow-up volume to the successful Kellogg on Marketing (John Wiley & Sons, 2001). Both books have already been widely translated. Prof. Iacobucci is also editor of the premier marketing journal, Journal of Consumer Research.

Mark Jeffery, assistant professor of technology, recently completed a series of 14 case studies on information technology management and related financial decision making. These cases are the foundation for his IT Portfolio Management course, and for the new Kellogg Executive Education Program “Driving Strategic Results Through IT Portfolio Management.” The IT portfolio management case studies are available online. Prof. Jeffery and the Kellogg Center for Research on Technology and Innovation have been awarded $120,000 from Teradata, a division of NCR, for research in real options valuation of enterprise data warehousing investments. He has also just completed a $70,000 contract with the United States Navy e-Business Operations Office where he directed two Kellogg student teams in consulting projects on knowledge management and smart card applications. Prof. Jeffery’s chapter on return on investment analysis for e-business projects was recently accepted for publication in the new Wiley Encyclopedia of the Internet, and he has been invited to join the editorial board for the International Journal of Information Technology Education.

Congratulations to the following Kellogg School professors who have recently earned tenure. James Dana, associate professor   Janice Eberly, full professor   Costis Skiadas, full professor

Assistant Professor of Finance Todd Pulvino won the Smith Breeden First Prize Paper for the best paper in 2002 in The Journal of Finance. The paper’s title is “Limited Arbitrage in Equity Markets” and is co-authored with Mark Mitchell and Erik Stafford, both from the Harvard Business School.

The American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association has designated the Edwin S. Mills award for the best paper in Real Estate Economics each year. Edwin Mills is professor emeritus of real estate and finance at Kellogg.

Hayagreeva Rao, the Richard L Thomas Distinguished Professor of Leadership and Organizational Change, has been appointed associate editor of Administrative Science Quarterly. He also published “Institutional Change in Toque Ville: Nouvelle Cuisine as an Identity Movement in French Gastronomy,” in the November 2002 issue of the American Journal of Sociology (P. Monin and R. Durand, co-authors). Rao and Robert Drazin authored “Overcoming Resource Constraints on Product Innovation by Recruiting Talent from Rivals: A Study of the Mutual Fund Industry, 1986-1994,” published in the October 2002 issue of Academy of Management Journal.

Associate Professor of Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences Karl Schmedders was invited to deliver his paper titled “Computational Methods for Dynamic Equilibria with Heterogeneous Agents” (co-authored with Ken Judd and Felix Kubler, both from Stanford University) at The Econometric Society’s August 2000 World Congress meeting. The Econometric Society is the leading association of economists in the world, hosting its prestigious meetings only once every five years. Papers presented at this last congress, including the work of Prof. Schmedders, have recently been published as a book titled Advances in Economics and Econometrics: Theory and Applications (Cambridge UP, 2003).

Daniel Spulber, the Elinor Hobbs Distinguished Professor of International Business and professor of management and strategy, has published a new text. Management Strategy (McGraw Hill Irwin, 2003) presents an integrated approach to management strategy by identifying both market opportunities and organizational abilities.