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Leo Maganares, Ed.D.
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Leo Maganares
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- 5 years 9 months
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(704) 491-7121
Current and Ongoing Research Interests:
Susan, F., Maganares, L., Krueger, F. N. (2014, August 1). Are Entrepreneurial Countries Good, Happy, and Healthy for Entrepreneurs? Social Science Research Network. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2538442 (enrich Literature Review)
Burr, C., Maganares, L. (2014). Identifying critical student success factors for nontraditional university students. University of Phoenix, Scholarship Research (IRB approved - identify publisher).
Caldwell, H., Glasgow, J., Hibbler-Britt, L., Maganares, L., Williams, T. (2014). Success Factors of Minority Small Businesses Owners in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. University of Phoenix, Scholarship Research (IRB approved - collect more data).
Maganares, L. (2015). Greece: Economic Crisis or Order of Values Crisis? (identify publisher)
Maganares, L., Kocharyan, A. (2016). European Union: A Union with different Economies or Different Values? (collect data from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic ofCyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK).
Maganares, L. (2014). Exploration of partnerships between small virtual businesses in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries and North Carolina, United States. University of Phoenix, Scholarship Research (IRB approved).
Burr, C., Maganares, L. (2014). Identifying critical student success factors for nontraditional university students. University of Phoenix, Scholarship Research (IRB approved).
Caldwell, H., Glasgow, J., Hibbler-Britt, L., Maganares, L., Williams, T. (2014). Success Factors of Small Businesses in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. University of Phoenix, Scholarship Research (IRB approved).
Publications:
Are Entrepreneurial Countries Good, Happy, Healthy for Entrepreneurs?
Greece: Economic Crisis or Order of Values Crisis?
Prioritizing critical success factors for higher education. A cost perspective for undergraduate students at private universities in North Carolina
Providing access to higher education opportunities that enable students to develop knowledge and skills necessary to achieve their professional goals, improve the productivity of their organizations and provide leadership and service to their communities
Success Factors of Minority Small Businesses Owners in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
University of Phoenix Courses:
DOC/722
DOC/733
BUS/731
MGT/711
Professional Bio:
I earned my BS degree in Naval Engineering and I served as Chief Engineer on numerous naval ships. From the beginning of my career, I realized the significance of the human factor and continuous learning for the success of all organizations. Driven by my passion for helping adult learners, I served as volunteer instructor at the Naval Academy. In 1992, I received a scholarship for postgraduate studies in Management-Personnel and Training Analysis at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California. During my studies at the Naval Postgraduate School, I was inspired by the Total Quality Leadership Theory, and I had the fortune to work with Leslie Kossoff, student of Dr. Edward Deming, founder of the Total Quality Leadership Theory.
In 1995, I resigned from the Navy at the rank of Commander, and I started my second career as college instructor and administrator with Heald College, a for-profit college, in Monterey, California. Since 1995, I have contributed to the success of many colleges and universities as Director Academic Affairs, Dean of Education, Department Chair, Cooperative Education Coordinator, Student Retention Coordinator, and Mechanical Engineering Coordinator.
In 2007, I earned my doctorate degree in Educational Leadership and Change from the Fielding Graduate University, Santa Barbara, CA. The same year I joined the family of the University of Phoenix as faculty on campus and online, lead faculty on campus, area chair on campus, and dissertation chair online. Urgency, cutting edge technology, attention to individual students’ needs, flexibility, openness to change, diversity, commitment to quality and excellence are the main qualities thriving at University of Phoenix and drive my actions for student service. University of Phoenix generously recognized my commitment to student service and leadership with the Faculty of Excellence Award (2008), Faculty Leadership Award (2012), and Nemat Mawardi Distinguished Faculty of the Year Award (2014).
My research interest is in Leadership, Human Motivation, Neuroscience, and Entrepreneurship.
On another note, I enjoy politics, history, gardening, cooking, traveling, as well as discussions regarding technology and it’s enhancement on education.
Degrees Completed:
Doctoral Degree
Masters Degree
Masters Degree
Bachelors Degree
Academic Appointments:
Facilitator and Dissertation Chair, University of Phoenix-SAS Doctoral Program Online (2011-current)
Lead Faculty Area Chair, Strategic Analysis and Planning, University of Phoenix-Charlotte (2007-current)
Online Facilitator, University of Phoenix MBA program Online (2009-2011)
Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics Program Coordinator 11/2011- 5/2014
Director Academic Affairs and Campus Safety & Security Director (2000-2004)
Dean of Evening Programs (1999-2000)
Instructor Business and Mathematics (1998-1999)
Honors and Awards:
Nemat Mawardi Distinguished Faculty of the Year - University of Phoenix Charlotte - July 19, 2014
Faculty Leadership Award - University of Phoenix Charlotte - Fall 2012
Faculty of Excellence Award, - University of Phoenix Charlotte - Fall 2008
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Fiona Sussan, MBA, Ph.D.
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Fiona Sussan
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- 5 years 10 months
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Publications:
Is There A Global Multichannel Consumer?
Stakeholder Considerations and Action Orientation among Managers in the Military
Are Entrepreneurial Countries Good, Happy, Healthy for Entrepreneurs?
Converging Satisfaction in the U.S. and China
An Integrative Approach to eWOM and Marketing Communications
Is There A Source Expertise Reversal Effect in Familiar Popular versus Unfamiliar Niche Products?
One Size does not Fit All: Bilingual Training Effectiveness in Healthcare Translation
Not All Adaptive Selling to Multichannel Consumers are Influential: the Moderating effect of Product Type and Behavior
Energy consumption, green-house gases emissions, water usage and waste practices: Evidence from Top Global 100 firms in the area of sustainability
Small Business Success and Social Capital: A Multi-Cultural Approach
The Brain Drain of Entrepreneurial Talent
The Rise and Pitfalls of K-Entrepreneurship in balancing Creativity and Productivity: SMEs in Korea
Can The Ibn Saud Robot Really Learn The Emotional Facial Expressions of All Cultures?
Stakeholder Considerations and Action Orientation among Managers in the Military.
Tech grad, innovation, and IPO success of hi-tech firms
Converging and Diverging Forces on Brand Preferences: Comparative Empirical Analysis of Hollywood Movies in US and China
Effects of exploration and exploitation on firm performance: A large scale study of technology-based firms in S. Korea.
Does the Salesperson have the Midas touch? The Moderating Effect of Adaptive Selling on the Purchase Intention of the Multichannel Consumer.
Digital Privacy: Philosophical Underpinnings.
Virtual Internships as Organizational Sustainable Action to Anthropogenic Climate Change
Is “Entrepreneurial Ecosystem” an Ecosystem or Just a Clever Metaphor?:The Case of China.
A Sub-Regional Cultural Perspective on Hispanic Financial Planning
Leveraging ICTs for Better Lives.
Digital Privacy in the Middle East Region
The Sustainable Value-Added Model (SVA): An Interdisciplinary Approach to Corporate Sustainability and Strategic Planning.
Big Data and Marketing in Latin America.
The Entrepreneurial ecosystem in South Korea
Effects of International Diversification & Firm Resources on Firm Performance Risk.
Stakeholder Considerations and Timeliness of Action by Managers in the U.S. Military
Converging and Diverging Forces on Customer Satisfaction: Comparative Empirical Analysis of Hollywood Movies in US and China.
Not All Adaptive Selling to Omni-Channel Consumers is Influential: the Moderating Effect of Product Type
Guiding when the consumer is in control: the moderating effect of adaptive selling on the purchase intention of the multichannel consumer
Digital Privacy: A Conceptual Framework for Business
Tradeoff between Creativity and Productivity in Technology-based SMEs Performance: Policy Implications in South Korea
Digital Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Financial Returns of Pharmaceutical American Depository Receipts (ADRs): Do they perform better than U.S. Pharmaceuticals or S&P 500?
University of Phoenix Courses:
DOC/722
DOC/733
DOC/734
Professional Bio:
For the past fifteen years, Professor Sussan’s research in online consumer behavior has won awards from Association for Consumer Research (ACR), American Marketing Association (AMA), Emerald, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and others, with all of her work emphasizing the changes Internet brought forth to consumer behavior, marketing strategies, and even Intellectual Capital reporting. Her latest award in 2015 from AMA American Collegiate Retailing Association investigates online multichannel consumer behavior and informs the adaptation sales profession needs to do. Her award winning research focuses on digitalization and its impact on consumer behavior, marketing communications, selling technique, and entrepreneurship. Her reserach has been published in Journal of Business Research, International Marketing Review, Journal of Intellectual Capital, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Journal of Consumer Marketing, Corporate Communications, Asian Journal of the Asian Pacific Economy, Journal of Payments Strategy and Systems, International Journal of Business and Globalization, SAM Advanced Management Journal, International Journal of Applied Management Science, Journal of Military and Information Science, the Japan Journal of Administrative Science, among others. Professor Sussan serves on editorial boards of various journals.
In 2015, she was a keynote speaker on economic policy and entrepreneurial ecosystems for the ASEAN-Korean Forum in Seoul, Korea. In 2015 – 2016, Professor Sussan co-authored the first global digitization Index (Telefonica Index of Digital Life) with a Global Fortune 100 company investigating digitalization and its impact on daily lives in more than 30 countries. During the same time, Professor Sussan was a Senior Fellow at School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs, George Mason University.
Prior to her academic career, Professor Sussan worked in international finance industry as an international bond trader in Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, and New York. She has been featured in the Japan Times. Originally a native from Hong Kong, Professor Sussan is fluent in Cantonese, Putonghua, Japanese, and English.
Degrees Completed:
Doctoral Degree
Masters Degree
Academic Appointments:
University Research Chair
Honors and Awards:
Emerald LiteratiNetwork Journal of Intellectual Capital 2013 Highly Commended Paper Award
Professional Education:
Postdoc Fellowship National GeoSpatial Intelligence Agency
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The relationship between entrepreneurship and well-being at the individual level is not the same as the relationship between the two at the country level. This paper argues that external intangible macro-environment stimuli (happiness, humanity efforts, healthiness) at the country level are as relevant to the study of entrepreneurial activities as the tangible macro-environmental factors or internal cognitive reasons for these activities. This work further proposes the positive correlations among entrepreneurial activities, happiness, healthiness, and humanity efforts at the country level.
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