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Gerard Callanan is Professor of Management in the School of Business at West Chester University. Prior to his appointment at West Chester, he was an executive with the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. A member of the Academy of Management and the American Psychological Association, Dr Callanan’s research on a variety of management topics has appeared in a number of scholarly publications. He is also the coauthor of the fifth edition of Career Management for Life, published in 2019 by Routledge and the book Advanced Introduction to Sustainable Careers published in 2022 by Elgar.

Sandra M. Tomkowicz is Professor of Management (Business Law) in the School of Business at West Chester University. Prior to her appointment at West Chester University, she practiced employment law with Pepper, Hamilton and Scheetz (Troutman Pepper) and earned her CPA license while working in the Audit Department at Touche Ross and Co. (Deloitte). Her research interests include legal developments that shape the employment relationship as well as the intersection between law and ethics in business decision-making. Her scholarship has been published in both law and management journals, including Villanova Law Review and Business and Society Review.

Megan V. Teague is an Associate Professor of Economics and Finance at West Chester University. Dr Teague’s research spans economics and morality, entrepreneurship and public choice. She has been invited to present her work at several esteemed conferences such as the Society of Institutional and Organizational Economics meetings and the Southern Economics Association meetings and was also chosen to participate in The Ronald Coase Institute’s Workshop on Institutional Analysis in Xiamen, China. She currently has published works in Cambridge University Press’ Social Philosophy, Constitutional Political Economy, and Policy as well as The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy.

David F. Perri, prior to his appointment to West Chester University, was Executive Vice President of the Health Services Company of Siemens AG, managing a division of 1,500 employees operating in 20 countries. Mr Perri has published on the topics of Conflict Management, Ethics, Pedagogy and Entrepreneurship in a number of scholarly journals such as Career Development Quarterly, International Journal of Entrepreneurship, International Journal of Management, Education + Training and Business and Society Review. Mr Perri serves on multiple “For profit” and “Not for Profit” boards in the private sector and is frequently called upon for technical and management consulting.