Ranjay Gulati is the Jaime and Josefina Chua Tiampo Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School. He was previously the Michael L. Nemmers Distinguished Professor of Strategy and Organizations at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University where he taught from 1993 - 2007.
Professor Gulati is an expert on strategic and organizational issues in firms, including the creation and management of intra and inter-firm partnerships and achieving short term and long term growth by organic means, as well as through strategic alliances. |
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 | | | Re-Organize for Resilience (Harvard Business Press, 2010) “Business now operates in a fundamentally reset economy. To win in this environment, leaders will have to radically restructure their strategies and break through internal barriers that stand in the way of execution. Gulati gets it right—his practical insights into how to ensure that strategy turns into action are money in the bank for businesses big and small.” --Jeff Immelt, CEO, GE | | | | Managing Network Resources (Oxford University Press, 2007) "Ranjay Gulati assembles, integrates and refines ten years of pathbreaking research by extending the “resource-based” view to include 'network resources' residing not in the firm but in its social networks to the outside. An important and fascinating must-read for theorists and practitioners alike."
--Mark Granovetter, Joan Butler Ford Professor, Stanford University
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