Sadhana Alangar is from Chennai, India. After graduating from Madras University with a BS (Mathematics) and MA (Economics), she taught Econometrics to graduate students of Meenakshi College for Women in Chennai, India. She later worked as a Research Associates in the University of Madras. As a research associate she led of investigators to construct an impact-output model for the state of Tamil Nadu, India.

She moved to Lubbock, Texas in 1990 to pursue a PhD in Business Administration (Corporate Finance concentration). As a doctorial student, she won the Dean’s Excellence in Teaching award and the Texas Tech University Doctoral Student teaching award. A paper based on her dissertation won the Outstanding Doctoral Student award at the South Western Finance Association.

After completing her PhD from Texas Tech University, she taught at Wayne State University for two years. She then moved to University of Hawaii at Hilo as an Assistant Professor of Finance. She returned to Michigan when she married Pinaki Mazumder a Professor at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. She joined Cleary University in August 2000.

Nand expands the view of economics to the global marketplace. Beginning with a solid base of micro and macro-economic theories, he zooms out to international markets and applies the theories to foreign trade and multinational business operations.

Domestic economies, now more than ever, are interdependent with international economies. Nand trains business minds to understand and eventually navigate through the economic constraints within which businesses must operate to survive and succeed.

Strategists, politicians, and legal and tax advisors all need this kind of understanding to think globally and to advise competently. With 15 years of Fortune 500 experience, Nand not only teaches business, he has lived it.

Nand received his BA from Delhi University and his MBA from Suffolk University. He resides in Jackson, Michigan.

David Baldwin can help answer the question: “Where did all the money go?” It doesn’t disappear, it moves around. David understands better than most how the flow of money is affected by those at the top and the policies they make. He also identifies with business managers who wrestle with market structure, price theory, and supply and demand issues to build and grow their companies.

Whether it’s personal or corporate, David expertly mines through statistics, financial statements, and accounting documents of all kinds to help decision makers succeed.

Future administrators, financial managers, and personal investors will all benefit from one of the classes taught by David. He spreads his knowledge across a vast array of offerings in economics, finance, and introductory business courses.

David received his BA and MBA from the University of Michigan. He resides in Northville, Michigan.

Kimberley works as the Facility Operations Manager, UMH C&W Hospital Project/Mott Administration in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She joined Cleary University’s teaching faculty because of her love of teaching.

Although management and organizational development is Kimberley’s area of expertise, she also recognizes the challenges faced by healthcare managers that are distinct from other industries. Not only do these managers need to understand planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling, they must also be attentive to the health and safety of the patients.

In 2008, Kimberley researched a solution to screening patients and families going from one area to another within the clinic. Her work helped reduce the spread of infection and improve security of thousands of children under the age of 16. Kimberley later published an article on integrating Visitor Badging stations into children’s hospitals: “Stop Once for Health and Safety,” National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions, April 2008.