Usha C. V. Haley
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Dr. Usha Haley
The second author of
The Chinese Tao of
Business, Usha C. V. Haley (PhD, Stern
School of Business, New York University) is
Professor of Management and Director of the
Robbins Center for Global Business and Strategy,
West Virginia University. She is also a
Distinguished Guest Professor of International
Business at ITESM, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. She has more than 100 books, journal articles, book chapters and
research presentations on international
strategic management. Her latest books include
New Asian Emperors: The Business
Strategies of the Overseas Chinese
(with George T. Haley and Chin Tiong Tan);
New
Asian Emperors: The Overseas Chinese, their
Strategies and Competitive Advantages (with
George T. Haley and Chin Tiong Tan); Strategic
Management in the Asia Pacific: Harnessing
Regional and Organizational Change for
Competitive Advantage; Multinational
Corporations in Political Environments:
Ethics, Values and Strategies; and, Asian
Post-Crisis Management: Corporate and
Governmental Strategies for Sustainable
Competitive Advantage (with Frank-Jurgen
Richter).
She has taught International Business and
Strategic Management at major universities in
the United States (including Harvard
University), Singapore (at the National
University of Singapore), Australia (at the
Australian National University), and Mexico (at
ITESM, Monterrey Campus). Additionally, she has
taught in major corporate, governmental and
universities' executive-development programs,
for top and middle managers and policy makers,
in the United States, Australia, Russia, Mexico,
Vietnam, Italy, Finland, India and Singapore. She also
consults on strategic management and foreign
direct investment for several multinational
corporations in North America, Australia, Europe
and Asia, sits on 6 journal editorial boards,
including Journal
of International Management, Journal of
Organizational Change Management, Management
Decision, Asia Pacific Journal of
Management
and Journal of Business Strategy, and
serves as Regional Editor (Asia Pacific) for two
of these journals.
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Usha is an expert on the multinational
corporation and international strategic
management, especially in Asian and emerging
markets. Her expertise on
managing in international
business environments is revealed in the
in-depth interviews she conducted for The Chinese Tao
of Business, including Edward Zeng (CEO of
Sparkice, China), Wah Chu (General Manager, PepsiCo,
China) and the case studies and strategic theory
she contributed
to the book.
Her research on China, the Asia Pacific and
international business operations
has been regularly profiled in the media and
business publications including the
New York Times,
Wall
Street Journal,
USA Today,
CNN,
CNBC's Squawk Box,
Wall Street Journal
(Europe),
International Herald Tribune, Forbes, the Economist, Barron’s,
The Guardian,
Newsweek,
Red Herring, the San Francisco
Chronicle, the Salt Lake City Tribune,
New York Newsday, the
Atlanta Journal Constitution, PBS’s WideAngle,
Voice of America,
MarketWatch,
Entrepreneur,
Knowledge@Wharton,
E-Commerce Times,
Corporate Counsel,
US Banker, Asahi Shimbun, The China Post,
China Business Weekly,
China Daily,
Beijing Review,
The
Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald,
The Hindustan Times, the
South China
Morning Post and several others.
Please see some media coverage of her research
here and
here.
She has
testified on her research on China before the US
Congress including the
US-China Economic and Security Review Commission
in February 2006 and the
United State House Committee on Ways and
Means in February 2007. In March
2007, she testified before the United
States House Committee on Ways and Means
on the ground-breaking federal trade
legislation, the
Nonmarket Economy Trade Remedy Act of
2007. She has also presented on her research to
various government agencies including the
National Intelligence Council/CIA,
the
United States Trade Representative,
the
United States Department of Commerce,
and the
United States International Trade
Commission. In June 2008, her
research on China was incorporated into
US federal regulation. In October 2009,
eight US senators recommended her
research on China for use in the
US-China Joint Commission on Commerce
and Trade, the major vehicle for
business and trade negotiation between
the two countries. In July 2010, drawing
on her research,
104 US Senators and Representatives
wrote a letter to President Obama
recommending action on China trade.
In 2003, Usha received a Life-time
Achievement Award from the Literati Club
(UK) and a panel of businesspersons, policy
makers, and academics, for her contributions to
the understanding of business in the Asia
Pacific. Read a Thought Leadership "Interview
with Usha Haley"; the PDF is available
here.
In 2010, Usha was named an
American Made Hero., and in 2011 as a
Thought Leader by the Economist. In 2012,
she received the Practice Impact Award for
influential research from the Academy of
Management, the largest, oldest and most
prestigious academic association for Management
in the world.
She is listed in Who's Who in
America, Who's Who in The World, American
Women, Who's Who in Business and Finance,
etc.. Additionally, she sits on several
corporate and governmental boards of directors.
Please contact her through
email
or TEL/FAX 212-208-2468.
All downloadable files are in PDF (Adobe
Acrobat) format.; video is a Windows
Media File.

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