Occupation: President and Founding Professor
Company: Clarewood University
Born: Washington, D.C.
Education:
DBA, Harvard University (1984)
MS in Computer and Communication Sciences, University of Michigan (1975)
AB in Cybernetics, Princeton University (1973)
Career:
Kogod Outstanding Professor, Undergraduate Programs, Kogod School of Business, American University, Washington, D.C. (1986-2019)
Founding Professor, Clarewood University, Reston, VA (2016)
Visiting Professor, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan (2010)
Consultant Services, Goldman Sachs, New York, NY (1983-1986)
Research Assistant, Harvard Business School, Boston, MA (1978-1982)
Senior Systems Analyst, Arthur Andersen & Co., Washington, D.C. (1975-1977)
Affiliate, Matsushita Electric Industrial Company, Ltd., Osaka, Japan (1974)
Career Related:
Educator, Foreign Services Institute, United States Department of State (2003-Present); Visiting Professor, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel (2016); Adjunct Professor, New York University (1985-1986); Consultant in Field; Examiner, Education Pilot Team
Civic:
Volunteer, Local Schools; Organizer, Sustainability Management Program, American University, Washington, D.C.; Member, Shaare Torah, Germantown, MD; Vice President, HOA
Creative Works:
Editor, “Portraits of Small Business from the Developing World, Management Casebooks, Volume Five” (2010); Editor, “Portraits of Small Business from the Developing World, Management Casebooks, Volume Four” (2006); Editor, “Portraits of Small Business from the Developing World, Management Casebooks, Volume Three” (2003); Editor, “Portraits of Small Business from the Developing World, Management Casebooks, Volume Two” (1999); Editor, “Portraits of Small Business from the Developing World, Management Casebooks, Volume One” (1994); Reviewer, “Emerging Trends in Japanese Business” (1994); Contributing Author, “Emerging Trends in Japanese Business” (1994); Host, “Getting Down to Business,” Voice of America (1992-1994); Featured, PBS Program, “Writing Across the Curriculum” (1993); Reviewer, “Japanese Direct Investment in the United States” (1992); Contributing Author, “Japanese Direct Investment in the United States” (1992); Reviewer, “Catching Up with the Computer Revolution” (1983); Contributing Author, “Catching Up with the Computer Revolution” (1983); Reviewer, With R.F. Vancil, “Decentralization” (1979); Contributing Author, With R.F. Vancil, “Decentralization” (1979); Contributor, Articles, Professional Journals; Creator, Experiential Exercises and Video Programming for New Approaches to Management Education, Globalization Management in America and Japanese Firms, Strategic Vigilance for International Business; Member and Singer, City Choir of Washington
Achievements:
In 1994, Dr. Linowes was part of the team that extended the Baldrige National Quality Award to the field of education.
Awards:
Fulbright Fellow for Pedagogical Innovation, New Zealand (1989)
Memberships:
Member, International Personnel Association; Member, International Public Management for Human Resources; Member, Association of Japanese Business Studies; Member, Fulbright Association; Member, Princeton Club; Member, Harvard Club;
Religion:
Jewish
Family:
Son of David Francis Linowes and Dorothy Lee (Wolf) Linowes
Married: Elisa M. Gropper (4/8/2000-Present)
Children: Selia Josephine Marie; Jeremiah Robinson Camille; Dahlia Hannah; Nathaniel Joseph
Hobbies:
Public speaking; Landscaping; Photography; Singing’ Traveling
Biography Sources:
Who’s Who in America – 2018, 71st Edition (pub. 2018)
Who’s Who In Finance and Industry – 1989-1990, 26th Edition (pub. 1989)
Who’s Who in American Education – 2007-2008, 8th Edition (pub. 2007)
Who’s Who in American Education – 1994-1995, 4th Edition (pub. 1993)
Who’s Who in the East – 1989-1990, 22nd Edition (pub. 1988)
Who’s Who of Emerging Leaders in America – 1991-1992, 3rd Edition (pub. 1991)
