Aishwarrya Deore joins Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business after graduating with a PhD from Michigan State University. Her research focuses on management accounting, specifically on internal and external control systems as well as governance and regulatory mechanisms that affect organizational behaviors. She is interested in studying non-financial outcomes in organizations. She also teaches the ACCT 102 (Intro to managerial accounting) class in the Fall.
Curriculum Vitae
Languages
English, German, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil
Interests
Dance, Reading, Traveling
Research Techniques
Archival Research, Experimental Psychology
Aishwarrya Deore joins Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business after graduating with a PhD from Michigan State University. Her research focuses on management accounting, specifically on internal and external control systems as well as governance and regulatory mechanisms that affect organizational behaviors. She is interested in studying non-financial outcomes in organizations. She also teaches the ACCT 102 (Intro to managerial accounting) class in the Fall.
Curriculum Vitae
Languages
English, German, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil
Interests
Research Techniques
Archival Research, Experimental Psychology
Aishwarrya Deore joins Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business after graduating with a PhD from Michigan State University. Her research focuses on management accounting, specifically on internal and external control systems as well as governance and regulatory mechanisms that affect organizational behaviors. She is interested in studying non-financial outcomes in organizations. She also teaches the ACCT 102 (Intro to managerial accounting) class in the Fall.
Curriculum Vitae
Languages
English, German, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil
Interests
Research Techniques
Archival Research, Experimental Psychology
Research
Research
Teaching
This course emphasizes the development of accounting information for use in decision making and financial planning. A key objective is to understand the incentives of parties to the firm, and to evaluate the performance of managers from the perspectives of both corporate management and capital market participants. The course is relevant to a wide range of career objectives, including consulting, financial services, marketing and strategic management.
Teaching
This course emphasizes the development of accounting information for use in decision making and financial planning. A key objective is to understand the incentives of parties to the firm, and to evaluate the performance of managers from the perspectives of both corporate management and capital market participants. The course is relevant to a wide range of career objectives, including consulting, financial services, marketing and strategic management.
Teaching
This course emphasizes the development of accounting information for use in decision making and financial planning. A key objective is to understand the incentives of parties to the firm, and to evaluate the performance of managers from the perspectives of both corporate management and capital market participants. The course is relevant to a wide range of career objectives, including consulting, financial services, marketing and strategic management.
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