Terry's
expertise is in the areas of decision analysis,
theory, competitive strategies, and negotiation.
He has conducted decision analysis and
negotiation workshops and consulted for
organizations such as Canadian Western Bank,
Rhone-Poulenc Rorer, Enbridge, Canspec
Engineering, Alberta Energy Company, the City of
Medicine Hat, and EPCOR. He has published
articles in the American Economic Review, the
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, the Journal
of Economic Theory, Canadian Public Policy,
Operations Research, and the Energy Journal,
among others. Terry has a PhD from Stanford
University (Business), a S.M. (Electrical
Engineering) from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and a BEng (Electrical) from McGill.
He was a former member of the technical staff of
Bell Labs of Holmdel, NJ, a decision analyst
with the Stanford Research Institute of Menlo
Park, CA, and is Professor Emeritus at the
University of Alberta.
Bob's
expertise is in the areas of portfolio
management, performance measurement, and
financial modeling. His consulting, research,
litigation support, and work experience
includes valuation, insider trading, interest
charges, portfolio management analysis,
performance measurement, financial policy
evaluation, financial system design, manager
screening, and asset optimization. His
publications include published articles in the
Journal of the American Statistical
Association, American Economic Review, Geneva
Papers on Risk and Insurance, Journal of
International Money and Finance, Journal of
Finance, Journal of Portfolio Management,
Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of
Financial and Quantitative Analysis,
Management Science, Journal of Empirical
Finance, Financial Review, Journal of Banking
and Finance, International Review of Financial
Analysis, Canadian Journal of Administrative
Sciences, Journal of Investment Management,
and Mathematics and Financial Economics. He
has been a member of the program committees
and reviewer for many of the major finance
conferences and journals, as well as being a
journal associate editor. Practical
applications and citations of the research
have appeared in Money Magazine, Personal
Finance, Journal of Investing, Journal of
Financial Planning, Financial Analysts
Journal, Financial Planning, Portfolio
Management, American Business Review, and
other practitioner outlets. Bob has a PhD
(Finance) from the University of Washington,
an MBA and a BSc (Engineering) from the
University of Saskatchewan. He was formerly
chaired professor of finance at the University
of Alberta (Edmonton) and a visiting professor
at Washington State University, Koč University
(Istanbul), ESSEC (France), as well as holding
other academic appointments. He was Head of
Investment Research and Risk Management at a
major pension fund. He is an affiliate member
of the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute
and is a listed expert for the Alberta Civil
Trial Lawyers Assn. and the Saskatchewan Trial
Lawyers Assn.
Tom's
expertise is in the area of financial
accounting. His interests include financial
reporting and capital markets, financial
statement analysis, executive compensation,
corporate governance, and employee
compensation and benefit plans. His recent
research has focused on the financial
reporting issues of stock options and foreign
exchange. Tom has published articles
in Journal of Accounting Literature, CA
Magazine, Accounting Review, and Contemporary
Accounting Research. Tom has a PhD
(Accounting) from Queens University and was a
member of the Canadian Accounting Standards
Board, and is a current member of the
International Accounting Standards Board. He
is former Director of the School of Accounting
and Finance, at the University of Waterloo.
Harry's
financial expertise is in the fields of
investments, international finance, as well as
econometric modeling. Harry was a former
chaired professor at Washington State
University and West Virginia University. His
publications include articles in the Journal
of Financial Economics, the Journal of
Financial and Quantitative Analysis, the
Journal of Business and Economic Statistics,
Management Science, the Journal of Banking and
Finance, the Journal of Portfolio Management,
the Financial Review, and the Journal of
Empirical Finance, Financial Management,
Journal of Corporate Finance, and Mathematics
and Financial Economics. He was awarded the
"Best of the Best" competitive paper award in
1998 from the Financial Management
Association. Harry has served as a Board
member for the Certified General Accountants
(Manitoba) and was granted their 1998
Meritorious Service Award. Harry has a PhD
(Finance) from the University of Alberta, a MA
(Economics) from the University of Western
Ontario, and a BComm (Economics) from the
University of Saskatchewan. He is Professor,
Department of Finance & Real Estate College of
Business Colorado State University.