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.
Deishin Lee and Hubert Pun have been named Faculty Scholars by Western University, an award for outstanding teaching or research achievements.
Five Ivey professors with expertise ranging from international business, sustainability and entrepreneurship are being recognized as Canada's top Business and Management scientists by Research.com.
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.
The centres and institutes of Ivey Business School produce world class research in topics such as entrepreneurship, sustainability, investing, leadership, digital banking, and infrastructure.
A landmark study, Scaling the climate-smart circular economy, conducted by researchers at the Ivey Business School provides insights for businesses and policy-makers on practical measures to advance and support the real-world growth of the climate-smart circular economy.
Born and raised in Windsor, Ontario, Curtis LaButte didn't have far to travel to do his PhD in Strategy at Ivey. His research looks at the interaction between business, public policy, and social inequality.
Ivey's new strategy, Ivey Next, includes a new purpose and renewed mission, part of which is the challenge for the School to address critical issues facing business and society.