Join us for a conversation with Stephen Leider, Professor at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. Professor Leider will share insights from his research in behavioral economics, operations management, and the dynamics of contracts and supply chain relationships. Attendees will explore how psychological, social, and emotional factors shape economic decisions and gain practical perspectives from a leading business school scholar. This event offers a unique opportunity to ask questions, broaden your understanding of economics, and refine your interests as you pursue your education and career.

Speaker Bio: Stephen Leider is the Dale L Dykema Professor of Business Administration and Professor of Technology and Operations. In his research he uses experimental, theoretical and empirical methods to answer questions in behavioral economics and behavioral operations management. He is particularly interested in contracts and bargaining in supply chains, dynamic decision making in operational settings, and the use of technology to support productivity. He has also studied behavior in social networks, the role of promises and social norms, innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as individual decision-making about risk and uncertainty. Prior to joining Michigan, Leider received a BA in Economics from Case Western Reserve University and an MA and PhD in Business Economics from Harvard University.