Thought leadership
Redefining business education
Warrington College of Business faculty are more than exceptional researchers, they are influential thought leaders shaping the future of business education, policy, and practice.
Consistently recognized among the world’s most impactful scholars, Warrington faculty drive innovation through rigorous research, engage industry through actionable insights, and mentor the next generation of academic leaders.
From publishing in premier journals and securing highly competitive grants to providing expert perspectives in global media, our faculty extend their impact far beyond the classroom. Their work informs business, government, and society on critical challenges ranging from artificial intelligence and financial markets to workplace dynamics and entrepreneurial ecosystems.
The future of work
Human Resources Management
From rudeness in the workplace to the psychology of happiness, our faculty shape tomorrow’s workforce.
Financial Technology
Advances in FinTech
As technology reshapes the finance industry, Warrington faculty offer insights into the world of FinTech.
AI & analytics
Impact of AI on business
Warrington researchers and faculty frame the implications of AI on all aspects of business.
Centers for research and innovation
Warrington research and innovation centers serve as idea hubs for some of the most important issues facing the business world.
FinTech
AI and Analytics
Supply Chain
Real Estate
Public Utility Research
Human Resources Management
Recent publications
The Warrington College of Business’s distinguished faculty members aren’t just conducting research — they’re pioneering the future of business knowledge.
Ranked among the top two percent of scientists globally, Warrington researchers deliver groundbreaking studies that bridge the critical gap between academic excellence and practical application.
Global thought leaders
Warrington faculty shape all areas of business through their research and insights. View all faculty.
Mo Wang
Future of Work, Retirement and Older Worker Employment, Occupational Health Psychology, Leadership and Team Processes
Joel Houston
Corporate Finance,
Executive Compensation,
Financial Markets and Institutions,
Mergers and Acquisitions
Andy Naranjo
Asset Pricing,
Capital Market Linkages and Flows, Corporate Finance,
Financial Economics,
Information Flows and Processing, International Finance, Real Estate Finance
W Robert Knechel
Auditing, Factors Affecting the Scope and Timing of Audit Engagements,
Financial Reporting
Marcus Kirk
Accounting within an Economy’s Institutional Infrastructure,
Financial Markets and Institutions,
Financial Reporting and Disclosure Choices,
Investor Relations,
Valuation
Janice Carrillo
Knowledge Management,
Management of Technology,
New Product Development,
Operations Management,
Supply Chain Management,
Sustainability
Global media recognition
The Last Show with David Cooper
Why can a CEO survive a billion-dollar fraud but not get caught on a kiss cam? | Aaron Hill
September 30, 2025
Barron’s
Florida lender hires bankers to target going public in rare bank IPO | Jay Ritter
September 29, 2025
UF News
Sugar, pumpkin spice and everything nice: Why the seasonal hype hits every autumn | Geoff Tomaino
September 26, 2025
The next generation of thought leaders
The Warrington College of Business creates future academic leaders and practitioners through it’s six doctoral programs. Doctoral students benefit from exposure to Warrington’s faculty and participate in research that is shaping the business world.
Ph.D. in Finance, Insurance and Real Estate
Ph.D. in Accounting
Ph.D. in Management
Ph.D. in Information Resources and Operations Management
Ph.D. in Marketing
Doctor of Business Administration
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Let’s build the future of business
Warrington faculty are shaping the fields of business. Connect with our thought leaders to share insights.