Felipe Csaszar is the Alexander M. Nick Professor and Chair of the Strategy Area at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. He studies how organizations make strategic decisions when attention, information, and judgment are limited. His research examines three parts of that cognitive work: searching for strategies, representing complex problems, and aggregating individual judgments into organizational decisions. Most recently, he has studied how artificial intelligence changes each task. He combines formal modeling with empirical research.
His research has appeared in outlets including Management Science, Organization Science, Strategy Science, the Strategic Management Journal, and Harvard Business Review. He co-edited the Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and Strategy and the Strategy Science special issue “Can AI Do Strategy?” He is a Senior Editor at Strategy Science and previously served as an Associate Editor at Management Science and a Senior Editor at Organization Science.
An award-winning educator, he has taught executives and MBAs around the globe. At Michigan, he teaches in the Full-Time MBA, Weekend MBA, Executive MBA, and doctoral programs, including courses on strategy and AI & Strategy. Before joining Michigan, he taught strategy at INSEAD. He holds a PhD in strategy from the Wharton School. Before entering academia, he was head of research at an asset management firm and founder and CEO of an internet startup.
Personal website: https://csaszar.info