Brad Killaly

Brad Killaly

  • Associate Dean for Full-Time MBA Programs
  • Clinical Associate Professor of Strategy
Education
  • PhD University of Michigan 2001
  • MPA Princeton University 1989
  • MSC (ECON) London School of Economics and Political Science 1987
  • BA (HONS) Queen's University 1986

Contact Information

Phone
(734) 763-8318
Email
Room
Dean's Suite (R2420)

Brad Killaly is the Associate Dean for the Full Time and Global MBA Programs. He returned to his alma mater in 2014, when he joined the Strategy faculty here at Ross. Prior to Ross, he was a faculty member at Emory University.  He has also been a visiting professor of strategy at University of Oxford (UK), Duke University and UC San Diego. His research is in the fields of strategy and organization theory, with specific interests in theories of firm change and its effect on performance. His current research focus is in the health care industry, in particular, the effect of reimbursement policies, labor turnover, and expansion strategies on the efficiency, care quality and performance of hospice and long term care providers. He has earned over twenty university teaching awards from seven universities, including four Neary teaching awards since joining Ross. Prior to his academic career, Brad worked in corporate finance, including an assignment to design and define the first strategic planning enterprise for a global bank. Beyond the classroom, Brad collaborates with business leaders to design and deliver seminars, executive educational programs and strategy formulation engagements for a number of privately held and Global Fortune 1000 firms.

Authors
Baris Ata, Brad Killaly, Tava Olsen, and Rod Parker
Published Date
2013

Source

Management Science
Volume: 
59
Issue: 
5
Pages: 
1027-1044
Authors
Brad Killaly and Glen Dowell
Published Date
2009

Source

Organization Science
Volume: 
20
Issue: 
1
Pages: 
69-84

Gains from Change: The Impact of Market and Mode of Service Changes on Performance in the US International Telecommunications Services Industry

Authors
Killaly, Bradley
Published Date
1998

Source

Industrial and Corporate Change
Volume: 
7
Issue: 
4
Pages: 
759-767