About
Bruce Hoag earned a PhD from the Manchester Business School, a Masters in Public Administration from Troy University, and a BSc in Business and Management from the University of Maryland.
He teaches as an adjunct to MBA students at the University of Phoenix and to undergraduates at the University of Maryland. He has been a guest lecturer at Cambridge University, University of Westminster Business School (London), and the City University Business School (London), and has given numerous presentations to groups from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development throughout the United Kingdom.
For several years, he consulted to senior managers in organizational design and product development and wrote a score of business and training plans for a number of small and medium size businesses.
His book (co-authored with Cary L. Cooper, Lancaster University), Managing Value-Based Organizations: It’s Not What You Think, contains the first comprehensive history of the organization and management of work and was nominated for the Academy of Management’s George R. Terry Book Award in 2007.
He is a member of the Academy of Management, for whom he has reviewed conference papers since 2005, and chaired and organized sessions. He is also a member of the British Academy of Management, and the British Psychological Society.
Bruce lives with his wife Noni in Vicenza, Italy.
