Modupe Akinola
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Barbara and David Zalaznick Professor of Business; Faculty Director of the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics
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Management Division
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Faculty Director
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Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics
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- Leadership & Organizational Behavior
Modupe Akinola is an Associate Professor of Management at Columbia Business School. Prior to pursuing a career in academia, Professor Akinola worked in professional services at Bain & Company and Merrill Lynch. Professor Akinola examines how organizational environments- characterized by deadlines, multi-tasking, and other attributes such as having low status- can engender stress, and how this stress can have spill-over effects on performance. She uses a multi-method approach that includes behavioral observation, implicit and reaction time measures, and physiological responses (specifically hormonal and cardiovascular responses) to examine how cognitive outcomes are affected by stress. In addition, Professor Akinola examines workforce diversity. Specifically, she examines the strategies organizations employ to increase the diversity of their talent pool. She also explores biases that affect the recruitment and retention of minorities in organizations.
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BA, Harvard, 1996; MBA, Harvard, 2001; MA, Harvard, 2006; PhD, Harvard, 2009
- Joined CBS
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2009
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- In the Media
How Women's Reluctance to Delegate Can Hurt Their Careers: The Broadsheet
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Women Are Less Likely to Delegate Than Men-and That Might Hurt Their Careers
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