J.B. Kassarjian has been Professor of Management (1980 - ) at Babson. He has also been Chairman of the Management Division at Babson (1981-1987). He has held a joint appointment, as Professor of Strategy and Organization, at IMD (1989, and as Emeritus since 2001.) Prior to joining Babson and IMD, he was on the faculty of the Harvard Business School, and he was also involved in establishing Harvard-related graduate management institutes in Iran and the Philippines. He has served as consultant to organizations (in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East), in such areas as leading change, strategic restructuring, and senior management team building. Dr. Kassarjian’s writings include a book, numerous articles, and a large number of cases in a variety of business and geographic settings. He has been the recipient of two case-writing awards: his 3-part case series, Sony Europa (A), (B), and (C), (co-authored with K. Kashani), won the 1999 European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) Case-Writing prize, in the Change Management category. And his case Shaping Spaarbeleg: Real and Unreal won the European Case Clearing House (ECCH)/ Business Week-2000 European Case Award in Policy and General Management. Recent writings aimed at a practitioner audience include: a chapter titled, “The Leadership Paradox”, in the book Focused Strategy: Mastering Bottom-up Organizations, Edited by P. Strebel, Wiley, 2000; and a chapter titled, “Writing an Effective Case for Executive Program”, in the book Mastering Executive Education, FT - Prentiss Hall, 2005. Most recently he contributed an article to Babson Insight titled: It's the Performance, Stupid! (August, 2017; and he was invited to contribute a chapter, titled: "The Elusive Balance: Navigating the Paradoxes of an Academic Life," for the book titled, Phronesis in Business Schools: Reflections on Teaching and Learning, Edited by W. Amann & J. Goh, to be published IAP, in early 2018. Most recently, Professor Kassarjian received the 2015 Thomas Kennedy award as the Professor of the Year in the MBA program. Previously he was awarded the Deans prize for Excellence in Teaching, in the graduate programs of Babson College, September, 2013. His areas of expertise are: Global Competitive Dynamics, Leading Change - Strategic and Organizational, and Senior Management Team Building. Professor Kassarjian's career reflects an abiding interest in management education at the executive level in diverse cultural settings.
2015 - 2015 Thomas Kennedy Award for Excellence in Teaching in Graduate Programs, Babson College Graduate School students!
Kassarjian, J.M. (2017, August 31) It's the Performance, Stupid., pp. 6. Babson Park, MA: Babson College, School of Executive Education. link
Kassarjian, J.M. (1962). authored or supervised some 65 cases studies, in a wide variety of organizations, in the United States, in the Philippines, and in Iran.
Kassarjian, J. Leadership and Change Track, 2nd week of IMTA Int'l. Management Teachers Academy, IMTA, Bled, Slovenia (2015)
Kassarjian, J. Leadership: the Role of Coaching in Leading High Performance Teams Assa Abloy: Boosting Global Leadership Executive Program, IMD Int'l, Lausanne, Switzerland (2015)
Kassarjian, J. Research, Teaching, & Service: Braiding the three in your career Int'l. Mgt. Teachers Academy, Bled, Slovenia (2013)
Kassarjian, J. Job of the Chief Executive (JOCE) Chief Executive Seminar , Singapore Institute of Management, Singapore (2012)
“Case Research and Writing: Crafting a Teaching-Learning Vehicle”, and “Leading and Managing Change: Learning to Both Each In Its Season”
Kassarjian, J. “Case Research and Writing: Crafting a Teaching-Learning Vehicle”, and “Leading and Managing Change: Learning to Both Each In Its Season” International Management Teachers’ Academy , Bled School of Management, Bled, Slovenia (2007)
Kassarjian, J. Leading and Managing Change: Learning to Do Both, Each in its Season Corporate Learning Center, Baltimore, MD (2003)
Kassarjian, J. Managing and Leading: Learning to do both – Each In Its Season Orchestrating Winning Performance Program at IMD, Lausanne, Switzerland (2000)
Kassarjian, J. Institution Building: the Care and Nurturance of Young Faculty In Management Education American University of Cairo Conference on the Development of Management Education, Cairo, Egypt (1976)
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