Rate My Professor Leif Lundmark

Notable publications include Verhaal, Hoskins, and Lundmark (2017) "Little Fish in a Big Pond: Legitimacy Transfer, Authenticity, and Factors of Peripheral Firm Entry and Competition in the Market Center" in Strategic Management Journal; Bigelow, Lundmark, McLean Parks, and Wuebker (2014) "Skirting the Issues: Experimental Evidence of Gender Bias in IPO Prospectus Evaluations" in Journal of Management; Lundmark, Oh, and Verhaal (2016) "A Little Birdie Told Me: Social Media, Organizational Legitimacy, and Underpricing in Initial Public Offerings" in Information Systems Frontiers; and Pleggenkuhle-Miles, Lundmark, Meglich, and Bass (2017) "Competing to Learn: A Pedagogical Approach to Enhance Higher Level Learning Across Disciplinary Silos" in Journal of Strategic Management Education. In teaching, he delivers courses on strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship, and decision making across undergraduate, MBA, and executive programs, earning accolades including the Alumni Outstanding Teaching Award (2025), MBA Professor of the Year (2024), and Department of Management Teaching Awards (2017 and 2018). Lundmark is a founding member of the Koraleski Commerce and Applied Behavioral Laboratory, chairs the Undergraduate Program Council, serves as a reviewer for academic journals and conferences, and consults for businesses. Additionally, he participates in U.S. Department of Homeland Security-funded research on Business and Cyber Models of Terrorism.