Master Professor
Richard Insinga
 Rich Insinga
"Before starting a full-time academic career,
I spent twenty-five years in industry where team-based computer
simulations were a regular part of corporate training programs. The
BSG brings such experiences to my students, making them 'put it all
together' as they run their companies and compete with each other.
Because it is an objective measure of performance, the BSG gives
them a dose of reality that is a memorable part of the course.
I began using The Business Strategy Game in 1993 when it was on 5-1/4 inch floppies and have used it since then, evolving with the changing technology. The on-line version is great!" |
Hall of Fame: | Inducted in 2006 Season I, 2006 (1 BSI Grand Champion) |
| BSG Tradition: | First adopted The Business Strategy Game for classroom use in 1993 (2nd edition) | |
| School: | The Bittner School of Business at St. John Fisher College (Rochester, NY) | |
| Title: | Associate Professor | |
| Education: | Doctor of Professional Studies in Management
(D.P.S.), Pace University (New York, NY), 1986 Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Stanford University Graduate School of Business (Stanford, CA), 1973 Master of Science (M.S.) in Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science, 1971 Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science, 1970 |
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| Courses Taught: | Strategic Management, Operations Management (undergraduate and graduate), and Marketing Research | |
| Research interests and selected publications: | Strategic outsourcing and international studies
of organizational behavior Insinga, Richard C. and Werle, Michael J. "Linking Outsourcing to Business Strategy," The Academy of Management Executive, November 2000. Costigan, Robert D., Insinga, Richard C., Ilter, Selim S., Kranas, Grazyna, Berman, J. Jason, and Kureshov, Vladimir A. "Self-Ratings of Workplace Behaviour: Contrasting Russia and Poland with the United States" International Journal of Management, September 2005 v22 no. 3 (341-350). Erickson, G. Scott, Insinga, Richard C., and Kureshov, Vladimir A. "Russia Is Much More than Moscow: Building a Business Program in Siberia," a chapter in the book Business Education and Emerging Market Economies (2004), edited by Dr. Ilan Alon and John R. McIntyre |
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| Honors and Awards: | Honorary Doctorate from the Siberian Aerospace
Academy (Krasnoyarsk, Russia), 2001 |
