Professor of Marketing,  Entrepreneurship and Digital Media Management Chair St. Edward's University, USA

Prof. Debra Zahay-Blatz is the Editor of Journal of Research in Interactive Marketing, and was Awarded the Robert B. Clarke Outstanding Educator Award in 2016

She is also on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Database Marketing and Marketing Strategy Management and Industrial Marketing Management. 
She co-authored the third edition of the Cengage textbooks Internet Marketing: Integrating Online and Offline Strategies with Mary Lou Roberts, as well as the second edition of Social Media Marketing: A Strategic Approach. Her solo-authored book, Digital Marketing Management: A Handbook for the Current (or Future) CEO, was recently published by Business Expert Press. 

Prof. Zahay has had her own consulting firm since 1993. She functions as a trusted advisor to Presidents, marketing executives, and company owners helping them to define their strategy, identify, and reach their best customers, often using data-driven technology applications. Some past projects include creating website content in the form of whitepapers and search optimized copy, statistical analysis of research results and providing insight into the firm's overall digital marketing strategy.

Dr. Corina Constantinescu is Reader in Mathematics and Director of the Institute for Financial and Actuarial Mathematics, in the Mathematical Sciences department of the University of Liverpool. She has recently coordinated a large European grant under the Marie Curie framework, on Risk Analysis, Ruin and Extremes (RARE), that connected 12 higher education institutions and over 60 researchers from all over the world working on extreme events and their applications to insurance modelling. Prior to being an academic, she worked as an actuary and led the life insurance department of one of the first private Romanian insurance companies. Her academic career spans the US, Austria, France, and Switzerland and she often travels to Europe, India, China, Australia and Japan on research visits or conference meetings. Given her practical perspective, many of her papers are published in actuarial journals, however she also publishes in applied probability journals. She serves as associate editor in a number of actuarial journals and is the eBriefs editor for Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability. Her expertise is in analytical methods for deriving exact or asymptotic results for ruin probabilities, with light or heavy-tailed assumptions in complex insurance risk models. A more recent research interest is in correctly pricing car insurance in European countries in which the gender considerations have been removed from the underwriting process.

As an assistant dean Jacobus Boers is tasked to define and execute a strategic vision for the college’s portfolio of international programs including international experiences, study abroad, exchange programs, and the experience international students have while at the Robinson College of Business. He is also the director of the Global Partners MBA program.

In teaching, Boers shares practical experience he gained while conducting business on five continents. Through extensive travel and expatriate assignments, he has worked in different cultural, economic, political and legal environments. He has developed a systematic approach for establishing and developing strong relationships of trust with customers, clients, associates, and partners in diverse cultures, at times under difficult circumstances. Over the years, he has supported the international growth and success of organizations both as a member of the management team and as a consultant. Boers has directed the planning and implementation of large international projects with responsibilities for technical compliance, financing, procurement, logistics, facilities commissioning and testing. He has been responsible for worldwide customer service support, including directing post-sales technical support. He has also has worked with companies providing goods and services procured under Multilateral Development Bank lending facilities, bringing technology to the developing world for application in education, healthcare, civil administration, and research.