Lecturers, mentors

Lecturers, mentors

Jeffrey Anderson is a Senior Lecturer of the College of Business at Ohio University where he has taught Management and Management Information Systems since 1988.  In addition to teaching management principles, Jeffrey directs the Ohio International Consulting Program, where multi-cultural teams work on international consulting engagements with companies that have operations in Ohio.  He has helped to develop, deliver, and lead business training programs which have trained over 2,000 information technology consultants for a major European firm. 

Professor Anderson is an advocate of flipped classroom and has written scholarly articles and book chapters on flipped teaching.  He has given more than 30 presentations on flipped teaching at conferences, symposiums and workshops at locations including Louisiana State University, Bryant University, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and the University of Pecs in Hungary.

more information: http://business.ohio.edu/about/faculty-staff/anderson-jeffrey/ (link is external)

Dr. Zsolt Bedo is assistant professor at the University of Pecs, Faculty of Business and Economics. He earned his PhD. in 2008 in economics. His field of research is comparative corporate governance with a special focus on the Central and Eastern European region. He has published in leading Hungarian and in peer reviewed international academic journals. His book chapters have appeared in publications on corporate governance in emerging markets from leading international publishing houses. He has given lectures at numerous thematic conferences, at the Wharton School of Business.

Dr. Bedő, is the director and co-initiator of the Simonyi BEDC, which is an international community (public-private cluster) of investors, businessmen, academicians, professionals, students, community leaders networking to develop interdisciplinary innovation via the enhancement of entrepreneurship capacity. He is also the co-founder of the Blue Economy Innovation Cluster that integrates local SMEs and several actors of the nonprofit sphere and research institutions to promote sustainable regional development.

Dr. Bedo is the head of the Applied Management and the MSc Enterprise Development and Entrepreneurship programs at the Faculty of Business and Economics.