Dr. Patrick McClelland | American University of Sharjah
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College / Department

School of Business Administration
Department of Management, Strategy and Entrepreneurship

Teaching areas

Dr. McClelland specializes in the teaching of management principles, strategy, and corporate governance at the undergraduate, graduate, and executive levels.

Research areas

Organizational implications of CEO Power, Career Horizon, Commitment to the Status Quo, and Board characteristics.

Education

PhD, Strategic Management, University of Kansas, United States, 2008
MBA, International Business, University of Kansas, United States, 2000
BA, Economics, University of Maryland Baltimore County, United States, 1993

Professional experience

Associate Professor, Management, American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, 2016 - Present
Assistant Professor, Management, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, 2010 - 2016
Assistant Professor, University of Delaware,Lerner College of Business and Economics, DE, United States, 2008 - 2010
Doctoral Student And Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas, KS, United States, 2002 - 2008
Consultant, Fashion Box, S.p.A.,, Italy, 2000 - 2001
Technology Associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers, DC, United States, 1997 - 1999
Systems Engineer, EDS Corporation, DC, United States, 1995 - 1997
Property And Casualty Underwriter, Chubb & Son, Inc, MD,PA, United States, 1992 - 1995

Contact

[email protected]
+971 6 515 4601

Dr. Patrick McClelland

Associate Professor
PhD, University of Kansas, United States

Prior to joining academia, Dr. Patrick McClelland spent several years working in a variety of capacities in technology and strategy formulation in both the United States and Europe. The focus of Dr. McClelland's research is on the relationship between top management characteristics and firm outcomes. Dr. McClelland's work has been in top journals like the Journal of Management, Managerial and Decision Economics, and the Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.

Publications

John Katsos, Jason Miklian And Patrick Mcclelland. Building a Culture That Can Withstand a Crisis, Harvard Business Review, 17 November 2021
Patrick Mcclelland. CEO Commitment to the Status Quo in GCC Companies
Abed Abdallah, Mostafa Hassan And Patrick Mcclelland. Islamic financial institutions, corporate governance, and corporate risk disclosure in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Journal Of Multinational Financial Management, 2015
Patrick Mcclelland And Tor Brodtkorb. Who gets the lion's share? Top management team pay disparities and CEO power, Journal Of General Management, 2014
Patrick Mcclelland And Tor Brodtkorb. Who Gets the Lion's Share? Top Management Group Pay Disparities and Powerful CEOs., 2013
Patrick Mcclelland, Barker, Vincent L., Iii And Won-yong Oh. CEO career horizon and tenure: Future performance implications under different contingencies, Journal Of Business Research, 2012
Patrick Mcclelland And Jonathan O'brien. Transaction cost economics and corporate governance: The case of CEO age and financial stake, Managerial And Decision Economics, 2011
Patrick Mcclelland, Xin Liang And Barker, Vincent L., Iii. CEO Commitment to the Status Quo: Replication and Extension Using Content Analysis, Journal Of Management, 2010
Jonathan O'brien And Patrick Mcclelland. TRANSACTION COST ECONOMICS AND CEO STOCK-HOLDINGS., 2008
Patrick Mcclelland. Top Management Group Pay Disparities and Subsequent Firm Performance: The Effect of Powerful CEOs, 2008
Patrick Mcclelland And Vl Barker, Iii. The interaction of CEO age and ownership control in publicly traded firms: Performance implications, 2004

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