Faculty Media Mentions

What are the pros and cons of no annual fee credit cards? “Another pro for no annual fee credit cards is the fit for light spenders and for those spending primarily on routine, everyday purchases such as food and gasoline,” says Laurie Meamber, associate professor of marketing, in her latest interview with MoneyGeek.

“The SPAC market is a little saturated, but I wouldn’t write it off,” says Derek Horstmeyer, professor of finance. SPACs or special purpose acquisition companies, are here to stay according to Virginia Business.

“Generally, a grocery store empty shelf is the signal of a demand and supply mismatch,” says Mehmet Altug, an associate professor of Information Systems and Operations Management, in an interview with Northern Virginia Magazine.

Assistant Professor Sarah Manski was interviewed by CNET on cryptocurrency coming to Wall Street

Assistant Professor Sarah Manski wrote an op-ed for Business Insider on China's new crypto ban.

Ioannis Bellos, associate professor of information systems and operations management, discussed his research on electric vehicles (EVs) and their adoption with Forbes.

Accounting Instructor Kevin Matthews was interviewed by MoneyGeek on when it's best to use online software vs hiring an accountant to help with taxes.

Assistant Professor Sarah Manski was interviewed by Markets Insider on how blockchain can transform society.

Professor of Finance Derek Horstmeyer and current student Tyler Harb wrote an article for The Wall Street Journal on how investors can replicate their own target data funds to save over three percentage points over a 10 year period of returns.

Brad Greenwood, associate professor of Information Systems and Operations Management, was interviewed by the Alexandria Times on how “there have been three significant benefits to body cameras being worn by New York City police officers."

Patrick Soleymani, associate dean of undergraduate programs, was interviewed by Virginia Business on hiring relatives to work in family businesses.

Professor of Finance Derek Horstmeyer wrote an op-ed for Fortune on how Robinhood may be dangerous to young investors.