Resume

• 2010

  University of Western Ontario - Richard Ivey School of Business

  University of Texas at Austin - McCombs School of Business

  The University of Chicago Booth School of Business

  University of Western Ontario - Richard Ivey School of Business

  The University of Chicago Booth School of Business

  Greater Chicago Area

  Visiting Researcher at Chicago Booth's Stigler Center for the Study of the Economy and the State (https://research.chicagobooth.edu/stigler/)

  Visiting Researcher

  Austin

  Texas Area

  Also Assistant Professor of Government (by courtesy) since January 2014

  Assistant Professor of Business

  Government

  and Society

  University of Texas at Austin - McCombs School of Business

• 2007

  UCSD Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies

  Taught Master’s Level course in Corporate Finance to class of 60 students. Designed course materials (lecture notes

  spreadsheet examples

  and exams).

  UCSD Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies

• 2006

  UCLA Anderson Forecast

  UCLA Anderson Forecast

• 2005

  UCLA - Anderson School of Management

  Conducted PhD research in Global Economics & Management. Dissertation Tile: Essays in Political Economy and Finance\n\nWas a Teaching Assistant for various classes at Executive MBA

  Fully-Employed MBA

  and Full-time MBA levels on Managing in the Global Economy: Macroeconomics & Forecasting; Advanced Business Strategy: Managing the Non Market (Political and Legal) Environment; Managerial Economics; and International Business Strategy: The Financial Crisis

  UCLA - Anderson School of Management

  PhD

  Anderson Fellowship for Tuition plus Stipend\nDissertation Title: Essays in Political Economy and Finance

  Global Economics & Management

  M.A.

  Economics

• 2004

  Federal Reserve Board

  Manage data collected from every domestic financial institution on international positions/transactions; forecast international capital flows into and out of the US for FOMC

  Federal Reserve Board

• 2003

  Professor Alex Kane

  UCSD

  Central Intelligence Agency

  Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

  Covered banking sector in East

  Souteast

  and South Asia from regulatory perspective including monitoring macro environments

  trends in financial and technology sectors

  accouting standards

  foreign government regulatory strandards. Conducted preliminary financial analysis of a foreign bank applying for a new US banking license.

  Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

  Led sections for Master's level finance course

  Professor Alex Kane

  UCSD

  Collected/analyzed intelligence on Asian economies; prepared briefings for high-ranking US government officials including the President.

  Central Intelligence Agency

  St. Albans School (D.C.)

  High School Diploma

• 2002

  M.P.I.A.

  Received Sasakawa Fellowship for Tuition plus Living Expenses

  Asian Markets & Economies

• 1998

  S.B.

  Management Science (Finance & Information Technology)

  MIT Varsity Mens Crew (Heavyweight & Lightweight)

  MIT Technology Review (Student Newspaper)

  Delta Upsilon

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Management

  Business Strategy

  International Relations

  Macroeconomics

  Qualitative Research

  Financial Analysis

  Strategy

  Corporate Finance

  Research

  Economics

  Higher Education

  Econometrics

  Stata

  Quantitative Research

  Public Policy

  Financial Modeling

  Statistics

  Quantitative Analytics

  Analysis

  Data Analysis

  Dueling Motivations for Corporate Political Activity: Strategy

  Agency

  or Both

  Brian