About our Faculty
The faculty of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business are committed to creating and sharing knowledge that advances the science and practice of effective and ethical management. Insights from their research inform fellow academics, improve industry practices, shape public policy, and fuel evidence-based decision making.
In addition to publishing in the top academic journals and other scholarly outlets, our faculty are active in professional organizations; have founded and run companies; consult for small and large organizations in the private, public, and non-profit sectors; and serve on boards and in public policy think-tanks.
Our faculty, known for their dedication to teaching, use their scholarship and expertise to mentor and nurture students at all levels - from undergraduates to executives - to develop leaders who impact society and lives in meaningful ways.
Faculty in the News
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AI in Academia: A Podcast with Professor Dawn Edmiston
In a recent episode of the AI in Academia podcast, hosts Noah John Sarkisa, professor of Mathematical Sciences at Bentley University, and Gaurav Shah, senior director for Academic Technologies and User Experience Design at Bentley University, welcomed Dawn Edmiston, an award-winning Clinical Professor of Marketing at William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business and a recent Fulbright Scholar at Tallinn University in Estonia. Edmiston shared insights into the growing role of AI in higher education, especially within the Mason School. -
Empowering students with real-world data: How the Raymond A. Mason School of Business is shaping the future of data education
In an era where data is at the heart of business strategy and decision-making, William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business students are gaining the skills and experience necessary to thrive in the data-driven world. Thanks to the innovative use of the Virginia Open Data Portal (ODP), professors are equipping the next generation of business leaders with the technical tools to analyze data and the communication skills to make sense of it for broader audiences. -
New edition of Financial Valuation Applications and Models textbook highlights advancements in business valuation techniques
The fifth edition of Financial Valuation: Applications and Models (FVAM), co-authored by Professor Harold Martin, was recently published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. This textbook is a comprehensive guide on the methods and tools used in business valuation and serves as a significant resource for valuation professionals, educators, and students. -
Professor Julie Agnew to step down as Executive Director of the Boehly Center
William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business would like to announce that Professor Julie Agnew will step down from her role as Executive Co-Director of the Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance at the end of the academic year. She will then embark on a long-awaited sabbatical, which she had initially planned for last year but delayed to prepare the Center for its leadership transition.
Take Stock of Your Personal Brand
William & Mary's Dawn Edmiston joins Leadership & Business podcast to discuss the importance of keeping your personal brand up to date.
