Suffolk University

MBA Online

Faculty

Faculty Ensure High Quality, Dynamic Online Learning

Suffolk’s business school attracts a diverse faculty committed to excellent teaching and research. In addition to highly qualified full-time faculty members, Suffolk University utilizes more than 80 experienced professionals as lecturers, sharing their real-world expertise with students. Eight Advisory Councils provide a strong link with professional practitioners in all business areas.

Online faculty are specifically selected for their business expertise and virtual-classroom teaching ability.

Suffolk MBA Online Faculty

Professor Aharonian specializes in information systems management, project management, and business-to-business e-commerce. He’s held positions as international consultant and Chief Information Officer (CIO) for two manufacturing companies. In the US Navy he specialized in information systems management and retired at the rank of Commander. He earned his BA and MA degrees from Clark University. His graduate school research concentrated on business automation and information systems. He also holds a Certificate in Management Systems from the US Naval Post Graduate School.

James Angelini

Charles A. Atherton

Michael Arthur

Thomas Aylward has been a lecturer at Suffolk’s Business School since 2001. He teaches both on campus and online.has been a lecturer at Suffolk’s Business School since 2001. He teaches both on campus and online.

Professor Aylward brings a real-world perspective to strategic management capitalizing on his 15 plus years in executive positions including his current role as Business Unit Director at Hoffmann-Laroche; and his past positions as Director of Managed Care and National Accounts, and Strategic Business Unit Director at DuPont Corp./DuPont Merck. Professor Aylward has an MBA from Hofstra University.

Christian DeLaunay

Anthony Herbst is a lecturer with a PhD from Purdue University and an MBA from Wayne State University in Michigan. He is a professor in the department of Economics and Finance at the University of Texas at El Paso and teaches Multinational Financial Management in the Suffolk MBA Online Program.

Robyn McLaughlin

George Moker

Glenn Piche has been a lecturer of Marketing at Suffolk University since 2000. He has taught the core marketing course and a variety of marketing electives. Professor Piche has held a variety of positions in his 15 years in the pharmaceutical industry including sales and business management. He has worked for Organon Incorporated, Roche Laboratories and Envision Pharma. He has consistently achieved marketing and sales achievement awards during his years in the industry. Professor Piche has a BS in Biomedical Science from Grand Valley State University in Allendale, MI; and an MBA from Suffolk University.

Edward Silva (Ted) a lecturer in the Suffolk MBA Online and Campus programs, holds an MBA from New Hampshire College and has more than 20 years of corporate experience. He has been a business development manager for the past nine years specializing in managing upper level sales and marketing positions with distribution channels in North America, and responsibility for business sales and profit growth in Latin America. In the past he was responsible for corporate training programs in Japan, England, Germany, US and Canada.

Elizabeth Wilson