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Welcome, New Faculty

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In 2020 and 2021, UCLA Anderson hired seven new women to the school’s ladder faculty. These appointments represent a 33% increase in female tenure-track faculty members since FY2019.

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Siew Hong Teoh

Lee and Seymour Graff Endowed Professor; Professor of Accounting

“Know how, know why. True knowledge is knowing both how and why. It is not enough to learn how to execute known techniques and strategies. When you also know why you’re doing it, you can adapt and succeed in a fast-changing world.”

Clemence Tricaud

Assistant Professor of Economics

“When many people think about economics, they think it’s about money. But economics is about people first, how people behave and make decisions and how their decisions translate into collective outcomes.”

Xinxin Wang

Assistant Professor of Finance

“The overarching goal is to train MBA students to make better financial decisions, both as future entrepreneurs and as potential investors.”

Joyce C. He

Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations

“Rather than try to ‘fix the women’ or ‘fix the sexists,’ we should think about fixing the system by designing organizations so that bias has no place to hide.”

Shohini Kundu

Assistant Professor of Finance

“Uncertainty is inherent in every business decision, as the problems of the future are distinct from the past. We cannot simply apply pretested ideas, though we can gain insights from them.”

Alicea Lieberman

Assistant Professor of Marketing

“I am passionate about interdisciplinary approaches and committed to harnessing behavioral research to impact policy and improve societal health and well-being.”

M. Kathleen Ngangoué

Assistant Professor of Global Economics and Management

“The key to being successful in markets is understanding how people think. Economic decisions are not always made by rational people; in reality, factors like emotions, attention and cognitive skills may also affect how well an organization, a market or an economy functions.”