Saint Francis College, Brooklyn Heights, NYC

Department Chairman
John Dilyard, Professor
Education
BA, College of Wooster
MA, American University
MBA, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D., Rutgers University

Dr. Dilyard currently serves as the Chair of the Management Department and serves or has served on several standing and ad-hoc committees. He is a member of the Academy of International Business, the Academy of Management, the Eastern Economics Association, and the International Trade and Finance Association. His area of expertise is international capital flows, particularly involving developing and emerging markets, and he is a regular reviewer of papers for the Academy of Management and the Academy of International Business. He has published and presented numerous papers on this topic and has co-edited a book on global financial instability titled Globalization and Economic and Financial Instability published by Edward Elgar.  He is actively involved with the Columbia Program on International Investment in the creation and publication of lists that rank emerging market-based multinational enterprises according to the level of foreign assets owned by these companies.

Peter Gomori, Professor Vincent Lee, Assistant Professor
BS, Fordham University
MS, Indiana University
MBA, St. John’s University
Ph. D., Indiana University

Prior to joining the faculty at St. Francis, Dr. Lee was Director of Industry and Competitive Assessment for the Verizon Corporation, where he worked on corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions. He trained as an industrial statistician in the Bell System, and his career in the telecommunications industry focused on the application of quantitative, statistical, and computer methods to create successful solutions to business problems. At St Francis, he teaches the various statistics and quantitative methods courses that are part of the Operations Research sequence. He is a member of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, as well as the Society for Industrial Archeology. He studies the historical relationships between the railroad and maritime industries in New York harbor.

Jean Ende, Special Lecturer

Education
BA, City College of New York
MBA, Columbia University Graduate School of Business

Professor Ende has extensive professional experience in both large and small businesses and is a former Vice President in Citibank's New York Retail Banking Division. She also served as Director of Consumer information in the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs under Mayors John Lindsay and Abe Beame, provided public relations assistance to several candidates in municipal elections and headed a marketing consulting firm which specialized in small private and non-profit organizations. Currently Professor Ende is a regular contributor to Crain's New York Business, she has written for Working Woman Magazine and daily newspapers in New Jersey and Westchester and is the co-author of Buy It Right, An Introduction to Consumerism, published by EP Dutton. Professor Ende joined St. Francis full-time in 2001.

Lorna Baretta, Adjunct Professor

Jeanette Bartley, Adjunct Professor

Simon Best, Adjunct Professor

Ken Daly, Adjunct Professor

Anthony Diodato, Adjunct Professor

James Fazio, Adjunct Professor

Len Honig, Adjunct Professor

Leonard Jordan, Adjunct Professor

William Kirrane, Adjunct Professor

Michael C. Macchiarola, Adjunct Professor

John McCabe, Adjunct Professor

Ahmed Melhem, Adjunct Professor

Tarshene Miller, Adjunct Professor

Don Mulligan, Adjunct Professor

James Paguaga, Adjunct Professor

Jean Marc Rejaud, Adjunct Professor

Robert Sloane, Adjunct Professor

Steven A. Ruben,  Adjunct Professor

Bill Tamparo, Adjunct Professor

Antoinette Williams, Adjunct Professor