Jay Ballantine, Senior Instructor, Leeds School of Business
Senior Instructor, Business Law
J.D., University of Colorado, 1990, C.P.A.

Honors and Distinctions:
Frascona Teaching Excellence Award, 2003; Nominated in several other years 1996-2007
Mortar Board senior honor society certificate of teaching excellence, 2000, 1997
Courtland Peterson Writing Award, University of Colorado School of Law, 1990
Licensed attorney, Kentucky

Research Interests:
Tax, corporate law, alternative dispute resolution

Teaching Interests:
Business law; financial and managerial accounting

Professor Ballantine teaches Accounting.

Margaret Campbell , Associate Professor, Leeds School of Business,
Associate Professor, Marketing
Ph.D., Stanford University, 1992

Honors and Distinctions:
Best Paper Award, International Research Seminar on Marketing Communications and Consumer Behavior, 2001;
“Highly Commended Award,” Literati Club of MCB University Press, 2000;
Faculty Career Development Award, UCLA, 1995-96;
Visiting Professor Program Award, 1994;
Academic Senate Grants for Research, UCLA, 1991-99;
Research Fellowship, American Academy of Advertising, 1991;
Fellow, American Marketing Association Doctoral Consortium, 1990;
Phi Beta Kappa, 1984
Visiting Faculty, INSEAD, Jan - July 2007.
Journal of Consumer Research Outstanding Reviewer Award, 2005-2006.
ACR Doctoral Symposium Invited Faculty, October, 2004.
Nominee, Fulbright Award, 2006.
Editorial Review Boards: Journal of Consumer Research; Journal of Retailing; Academy of Marketing Science Review, Journal of Consumer Research; Journal of Retailing; Academy of Marketing Science Review

Research Interests:
Consumer understanding of persuasion, perceptions of unfairness in prices and marketing, branding, advertising effects

Teaching Interests:
Advertising and marketing communications; brand management; consumer behavior; principles of marketing

Professor Cambell teaches Marketing.

Cal Duncan, Associate Professor, Leeds School of Business,
Chair, Marketing
D.B.A., Indiana University, 1977

Honors and distinctions
MBA Professor of the Year, University of Colorado, 1985.
MBA Professor of the Year, Washington State University, 1979.

Research interests
Marketing communications, effects of message structure and content on advertising effectiveness, the influence of consumer heuristics on information search and brand/store choice behaviors.

Teaching interests
Advertising management, strategic brand management, consumer behavior, marketing strategy.

Professor Duncan teaches Marketing.

Ken Kozar, Associate Dean of Faculty, Leeds School of Business
Professor, Systems
Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1972

Honors and distinctions
Society for Information Management Paper Award Competition, first place award of $5,000 for "Establishing Telemarketing Leadership Through Information Management: Creative Concepts at AT&T American Transtech," 1989
Society for Information Management Paper Award Competition, tied for second place award for "A User Generated Information System for Systems Professionals: An Innovative Development Approach," 1985
MIS Quarterly, two terms as associate editor
Acknowledged as leading publisher in "An Analysis of Research Information Systems (1981-1997)," Claver, Gonzalez, Llopis, 2000

Research interests
Human and organizational impacts of information systems technology; information systems usefulness and usability; aligning information technology with organization strategy; developing Web sites accessible to persons with disabilities.

Teaching interests
Systems design for usefulness and usability, systems thinking, personal finance.

Professor Kozar teaches Personal Finance.

James LoPresti, Senior Instructor, Leeds School of Business
Ph.D., University of Denver, 1993

Biographical Information
Jim is currently Senior Instructor in the Leeds School of Business at CU-Boulder where he teaches courses in leadership and management. Jim also facilitates leadership sessions in the Executive Development programs, Technology and Leadership and CEDIR, and teaches leadership in the summer CUBIC program.

Prior to CU, Jim was a Sr. Program Manager for six years in Support Services for Sun Microsystems in Broomfield, CO. Prior to Sun, Jim worked as a Distance Learning Manager in education and training for Lucent Technologies. Other lives also include owner of a bed and breakfast in Asheville, NC, Aviation Administrator for The Port Authority of New York/New Jersey in the World Trade Center, and Newark (New Jersey) City Manager for People Express Airlines.

Jim holds a doctorate in 19th century American literature and co-authored a grammar book for college freshman for the University of Denver. He also teaches various literature courses, including Thoreau, Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes, and the poetry of Francesco Petrarca at The University of Denver. Jim is a descendent of Petrarch on his maternal grandmother's side.

Jim has a book on Henry David Thoreau and the 9-5 world of work entitled "Minding Our Own Business" coming out in the spring of 07.

John Lymberopoulos, Emeritus, Leeds School of Business
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin, 1965

Honors and distinctions
The Golden Key Society Award, National Honorary Society, 1990
Cited for the use of non-gender language in the classroom, University of Colorado, 1990
May D & F Teaching Excellence Award, University of Colorado, 1987

Research interests
International financial management, the European Community, the internationalization of undergraduate business curriculum.

Teaching interests
International business, international financial management, the globalization of American enterprise.

Professor Lymberopoulos teaches Finance.

Stan Martin, Senior Instructor, Leeds School of Business
Ph.D., University of Kansas, 1976

Honors and distinctions
Selected "Top Prof" by student members of Mortar Board, University of Wyoming, 1983.

Research interests
Corporate finance, financial markets, securities analysis.

Teaching interests
Corporation finance, investments

Professor Martin teaches Finance.

Gordon Riggle, Lecturer, Leeds School of Business
Masters in Public Administration, Harvard University

Biographical Information
Gordon Riggle is an accomplished leader in government, business and the military. Today he teaches leadership and strategy at the University of Colorado and has a consulting practice in leadership, strategy, and government relations. Riggle also served three terms as a member of the Boulder City Council. Throughout the 1990s Gordon did strategic planning and advanced business development with Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp., first in Washington, D.C. and later in their Boulder headquarters.

Prior to moving to Boulder, Riggle served at the White House as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the Office of Administration. Before that appointment he worked as a Professional Staff Member of the United States Senate. He also served on the Presidential Transition Team as Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense. During his military service, Riggle was a Captain in the United States Navy, commanding the destroyer USS KINKAID in the Pacific and a patrol boat in Vietnam.

His education includes a master in public administration degree from Harvard University, the Program for Senior Executives at the Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and bachelor in philosophy from Lafayette College.

Gordon Riggle teaches Leading and Managing.

Daryl Winn, Associate Professor of Finance
Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1973

Biographical Information
Daryl Winn's research has focused on industrial organization (competition, oligopoly and monopoly), profitability of business, CEO compensation and effectiveness of Boards of Directors. He has published a book and numerous articles. Professor Winn has taught managerial economics, regulation and antitrust, current business conditions and Entrepreneurship. Twice, he has been named "Professor of Year" for his teaching. Besides teaching in the MBA program and undergraduate program in Boulder, Professor Winn has taught in numerous executive programs; the Executive MBA program; the Executive Master of Health Administration Program; the Chamber of Commerce; Johns Manville Accelerated Management Program; the Colorado Graduate School of Banking (executives from around the World) and the Natural Gas Executive Program. Professor Winn earned his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in Business Economics and has consulted with a wide variety of clients and has served on for-profit and not-for profit boards. Professor Winn worked for the Federal Energy Administration in Washington D.C. in 1975-76. He has traveled extensively around the World and has taught in executive MBA programs in Thailand (Thammasat) and Mainland China (Wuhan) recently.

Professor Winn teaches Business and Government.