JP-Management Center

Affiliated Members' Background

Prof. Izak Duenyas
Prof. Stewart Tubbs
Prof. Yannis Phillis
Mr. Cyril (Cy) Moscow

Prof. Izak Duenyas

Education

1991 Ph.D., Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences, Northwestern University

1988 M.S., Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences, Northwestern University

1987 B. S., Industrial Engineering, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey

Academic Employment
September 2000- present: John Psarouthakis Professor of Manufacturing Management and Professor of Operations Management, Ross School of Business at The University of Michigan Previous rank: Associate professor of Operations Management with tenure 1999-2000
July 2002-June 2006 Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Research , Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan
September 2001-present Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering with tenure, University of Michigan (previous ranks: Associate professor with tenure, 1997-2001, assistant professor 1991-1997)..
September 1997-June 1998 Visiting Associate Professor Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences and Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.

Industrial Experience

Worked with Amoco, Merck, Cabot, Xerox, Alcoa, Boeing, Allied Signal, General Signal, Whirlpool,, McKinsey, Steelcase, Pfizer, Cummins, Teva, Daimler Chrysler. Also worked on research grants from Ford, GM and Industrial Design Corporation.

Published a Large numb er of Papers in Selected Journals

Executive Education
Faculty director of executive education program on Supply Chain Management. Program taught in Ann Arbor, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Sao Paolo, Beijing, and Santiago.
Faculty co-director of executive education program on Lean Manufacturing. Program taught in many locations in U.S., in public offerings as well as on-site locations at numerous companies including United Technologies, Ford, Daimler Chrysler, Steelcase, Gerber, Cummins, Merck, Clariant., Siemens, General Electric Energy, Algoma Steel.
Taught in the “Manufacturing Executive”, and “Rapid Plant Assessment” programs.
Taught operations and supply chain management in custom programs for AT Kearney.

Selected Awards

1997    Operations Research, Meritorious Service Award
1996    NSF Career Award.
1996    Tauber Manufacturing Institute Faculty Fellow, 1996-1999.
1996    IOE Research Excellence Award – Given annually to one faculty member at the University of
            Michigan’s Industrial and Operations Engineering Department.

Numerous Grants / Projects in Manufacturing Management

Prof. Stewart Tubbs

Professor of Management and the Darrell H. Cooper Endowed Chair in Leadership
Ph.D. University of Kansas
Postdoctoral Harvard Business School
M.S. Bowling Green State University
B.S. Bowling Green State University
539 Gary M. Owen Building
Telephone: 734.487.5875
Email: stu.tubbs@emich.edu

Area of Expertise
Dr. Tubbs is the former Dean of the College of Business and teaches in the leadership and managerial communication areas and has won four awards for outstanding teaching at the University of Kansas, General Motors Institute, Boise State University and Eastern Michigan University.

Short Biography
Dr. Tubbs won the Outstanding Leadership Award in London, England in 1994 from the Academy of Business Administration. He is the author of A Systems Approach to Small Group Interaction (7th edition, 2001); Leadership: Communication, Innovation and Change, 2002; and co-author (with Sylvia Moss) of Human Communications (9th edition, 2003). Dr. Tubbs consults for numerous corporations and is also a contributing editor for the Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies.

Selected Publications
"Human Communication, 9th ed., New York: McGraw-Hill, 2003. (co-author - Sylvia Moss).
"Leadership: Communication, Innovation and Change. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2002.
"A Systems Approach to Small Group Interaction, 7th ed., New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001.
"Developing Global Leadership Competencies,” The Journal of Leadership Studies, 2001, Vol. 7, No. 4 (co-author – Chen Oi Chin-Hsieh and John Gu)
"Leadership and Attitude Change Theory," Journal of Leadership Studies, Spring 1997, pp. 3-17. (co-author - Robin N. Widgery)
"Teams Turn Around Fernco," Teams (published in England), February, 1997, pp. 57-60. (co-authors - Joseph Kryska, Darrell Cooper)

Clients:
A list of selected clients in Manufacturing which Prof. Tubbs has advised:
A. C. Spark Plugs, Flint, Michigan
Eaton Aerospace, Grand rapids, Michigan
Chevrolet Engine Plant, Flint, Michigan
JAC Products Inc, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Mistequay Inc, Saginaw, Michigan
and many others.

Prof. Yannis Phillis

Professor of Engineering-Production Control Systems
Technology University of Crete and UCLA

Prof. Phillis is in the forefront of the application of fuzzy logic to the analysis and design of production lines, queuing control, and large-scale manufacturing networks. Dr. Phillis and his coworkers have developed a new model which far surpasses traditional techniques such as dynamic programming, which have limited, if any, effectiveness given today’s increasingly complex manufacturing systems. The accuracy of their model has been proven to be nearly flawless, with superior computational speed, at a number of manufacturing companies around the globe.

Dr. Phillis is the Editor of the Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems. He received the Professor of the Year award at Boston University in 1986, and was General Chair of the International Conference on Management of Technological Change in both 2003 and 2005.

Prof. Phillis received his diploma in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Engineering Control Systems from UCLA.

Cyril Moscow

Education

Wayne State University, A.B. 1954
The University of Michigan Law School, J.D. 1957

Professional Experience

Practice: Admitted to the Michigan Bar in 1957. Trial attorney, United State Department of Justice, Civil Division, 1957-1960
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn, Detroit, 1960 to date (Partner)
Trustee, H. B. Shaine & Co. SIPA liquidation (1987 to 1992)

Teaching: Adjunct Professor, Wayne State University Law School, Securities Regulation, 1973

Adjunct Professor, various corporate and securities classes and seminars, The University of Michigan Law School ‑ 1973 to date (Visiting Professor Fall 1998)

Associations: State Bar of Michigan, Business Law Section:

- Section Chairman, 1979-1980

- Chairman or Co-Chairman, Corporate Laws Committee

- Chairman, Business Corporation Act Revision Subcommittee,

1985 to date

American Bar Association, Section of Business Law

- State Regulation of Securities Committee: Chairman, Ad Hoc

Subcommittee on Merit Regulation, 1983-1988; Michigan

Liaison

- Committee on Corporate Laws (1996-2003)

American Law Institute

Publications

Articles (Partial List) Aspects of Shareholders’ Rights, 18 Wayne Law Review 1003 (1972)

The Independent Director, 28 Business Lawyer 9 (1972)

Michigan’s Independent Director, 46 Business Lawyer 57 (1990)

Michigan or Delaware Incorporation, 42 Wayne Law Review 1897 (1997)

Oppression of Minority Shareholders, Michigan Bar Journal, October 1998, p 1088

The Representative Director Problem, Insights, Vol. 16, No. 6 (June 2002)

Books: Siegel, Schulman & Moscow, Michigan Business Corporations, Callaghan (1979 with 1987 supp)

Schulman, Moscow and Lesser, Michigan Corporation Law & Practice, Aspen Law & Business (1990 with 2006 supp)

Moscow and Makens, Michigan Securities Regulation, Second Edition, ICLE (1994)

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