Welcome!
I am an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Korea University Business School.
I am a business scholar studying how management control systems shape organizational decisions and real economic outcomes. I work with both archival and field data to scientifically study topics such as incentives, supply chain dynamics, and decision-making with predictive analytics. I’m excited to explore new questions that help organizations use accounting and data to make better, more informed decisions.
I serve on the Editorial Advisory and Review Board of the Journal of Management Accounting Research and the Management Accounting Association of Korea.
Prior to joining Korea University Business School, I earned my PhD from Emory University and worked as an assistant professor at the University of Michigan.