Faculty
Ivey faculty members make their mark exploring and solving the disruptive challenges facing business. They share these insights and offer practical solutions to a range of learners from undergrads to executives.
Professorships, Chairs, and Fellowships
Throughout Ivey's 80-year history, the School has formed partnerships with major corporations and alumni to support research and development. Our partners fund individual case writing and research activities and support major projects.
Centres & Institutes
The centres and institutes of Ivey Business School produce world class research in topics such as entrepreneurship, sustainability, investing, leadership, digital banking, and agriculture.
Faculty in the News
Elevated testosterone causes bull market trading
Aug 16, 2017
A study, led by researchers from the Ivey Business School, University of Oxford, and Claremont Graduate University, for the first time has shown that testosterone directly impacts financial decisions that drive prices up and destabilize markets.
Recent Research
Elevated testosterone causes bull market trading
Aug 16, 2017
A study, led by researchers from the Ivey Business School, University of Oxford, and Claremont Graduate University, for the first time has shown that testosterone directly impacts financial decisions that drive prices up and destabilize markets.
Read More +Featured Research
High-end companies most vulnerable to knockoffs
Aug 11, 2017
Once a company introduces a new product on the market, it doesn't take long before a counterfeit knockoff appears for a cheaper price. Assistant Professor Hubert Pun discusses the issue of copycat manufacturing with The Globe and Mail.
Paying Attention: Scale and Organizational Attention
Aug 2, 2017
Why do many organizations miss possible massively disruptive events?
Copycat, copycat
Aug 1, 2017
Ivey’s Assistant Professor Hubert Pun’s research looks at the copycat epidemic: what it is and how manufacturers can prevent it.
