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About the authors
David Chandler
David Chandler is an Assistant Professor of Management and
Co-Director of the Managing for Sustainability Program at the University
of Colorado Denver. His broad area of research interest lies at the
intersection of the organization and its environment. Theoretically, he
is interested in explaining why organizations respond in different ways
to the same environmental forces, as well as understanding the
consequences of these different actions. Empirically, he is interested
in studying these questions within the context of corporate social
responsibility, business ethics, and firm/stakeholder relations. Related publications include the
textbook Strategic CSR:
Sustainable Value Creation (4th
edition, Sage, 2017) and also a
blog
on topics related to CSR.
Michael G. Hendron
Michael Hendron is an
Associate Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship in the Management
Department at the BYU Marriott School. His areas of research and expertise include strategic
decision-making processes, innovation, entrepreneurship, organizational change
processes, business ethics, stakeholder management by corporations, and
firm reputation. Mike teaches courses in strategic management,
entrepreneurship, and
general management, and uses simulations extensively in the
classroom. Mike has received both university recognition, as well
as student recognition for his teaching excellence. Mike holds a PhD in Strategic Management from the University
of Texas at Austin, and an MBA from the Darden School at the University
of Virginia. Prior to his academic work, Mike worked extensively in the
computer software and hardware industry with the Japanese trading firm
Kanematsu, with the strategy consulting firm Alliance Consulting, and
also in his own independent consulting practice, Arcwise Consulting.
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