Bryan Stroube is Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky. Bryan’s research is on how private enterprise and entrepreneurship can be used as development tools in emerging economies and how the public conceptualizes the relationship between organizations' strategic...

Bryan Stroube is Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky. Bryan’s research is on how private enterprise and entrepreneurship can be used as development tools in emerging economies and how the public conceptualizes the relationship between organizations' strategic missions and their market action. He has experience at a Chicago-based consulting firm specializing in sales and marketing projects for the pharmaceutical and medical industries. He holds a PhD in strategic management from the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business; and a master's degree in economics from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology as well as bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering and English from Purdue University.