His research work is in integrative thinking, business design, corporate social responsibility and country competitiveness.
His metier encompassed art direction, graphic and product design, corporate branding and exhibition display.
Its potential references include mass production, graphic design, corporate logos, class, poverty, waste or plenty, processed or comfort food, and recreational drinking.
The awards are given in various categories, including architecture, product design, fashion, interior design, landscape design, corporate achievement, lifetime achievement and "design mind" (for writers and curators as well as designers).
Emphasis is on canonical models in contracting (agency theory, mechanism design, incomplete contracting) illustrated by major areas of application (e.g. compensation, labor and capital markets, property rights, organizational design, corporate finance).
Results indicated that all studied elements of corporate identity components (corporate behavior, corporate communication, corporate design, corporate culture, corporate strategy, and corporate personality) have significant contribution towards corporate image.
He landed lucrative assignments designing corporate logos.
"Designing Corporate Bailouts," (with Antonio Bernardo and Ivo Welch), Journal of Law & Economics, 2016.
As a senior partner at Lippincott & Margulies in New York City, he designs corporate identities for huge conglomerates.
Beyond designing corporate strategy, they must shape a shared institutional purpose.
His first job was on Wall Street designing corporate reports for an investment firm while studying at the Art Students League.
