Ranked #1 in the world by the Financial Times in Executive Education and #1 in the United States by The Princeton Review, Darden faculty are truly “student-centered,” putting your academic and professional development at the heart of their course design and teaching. Executive MBA students report developing deep and meaningful relationships with the faculty that prevail for years. This is one of the hallmarks of the Darden EMBA student experience. Watch the following video for a firsthand account of the dedication and accessibility of the Darden faculty:
In Darden’s Executive MBA program, the renowned faculty members who teach in our Full-Time MBA and Executive Education programs teach you. Not only are they scholars, they are business-facing thought leaders in their fields who are interested in solving problems faced by you, the practitioner. Their expertise, coupled with their experience with a wide variety of executives and industries, bring a real-world dimension to your learning environment.
Learn more about the Darden MBA for Executives faculty:
Accounting
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Associate Professor of Business Administration;
Associate Dean, MBA for Executives
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Decision Analysis
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
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Ethics
Ruffin Professor of Business Administration;
Director, Olsson Center for Applied Ethics;
Director, Doctoral Program
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Finance
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C. Stewart Sheppard Professor of Business Administration
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Global Economies and Markets
Professor of Business Administration
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Leadership and Organizational Behavior
Associate Professor of Business Administration
Interview with Professor Isabella about EMBA
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Management Communication
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
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Marketing
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Professor of Business Administration;
Area Coordinator, Marketing
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Operations
Associate Professor of Business Administration
Ethyl Corporation Professor of Business Administration
Interview with Professor Weiss about EMBA
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Strategy
Leslie E. Grayson Professor of Business Administration
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