Toxic leadership and counterproductive workplace behavior often stem from Dark Triad personality traits that undermine trust and fairness. This accepted SAMIBC presentation explores how AI-driven tools may help reduce bias, standardize evaluations, and limit the impact of manipulative leadership, while raising important ethical considerations for organizations.

Administrative inefficiency can quietly unravel even the most well-intentioned public programs. This accepted SAMIBC presentation explores how breakdowns in accountability, communication, and process within the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program place families and landlords at risk, offering a case-based look at housing policy through a management and governance lens.

Social media influencers are reshaping how consumers engage with food and beverage brands. This presentation explores how authenticity, credibility, and digital engagement strategies influence purchasing behavior, drawing on a thematic analysis of influencer marketing research in the F&B industry.

This case study explores how structural inefficiencies in Colorado’s eviction system create uncertainty, financial risk, and operational challenges for landlords. By examining eviction as a managerial and policy issue rather than a purely legal one, the research highlights broader implications for accountability, governance, and market stability.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping digital commerce by transforming customer engagement, marketing strategy, and operational decision making. This presentation explores how AI-powered chatbots and predictive analytics enable more personalized, efficient, and data-driven e-commerce ecosystems while highlighting key governance and ethical considerations.

As AI transforms entry-level marketing work, employers are demanding skills that traditional education pathways struggle to deliver. This presentation examines the growing experience paradox and proposes apprenticeship-based models as a scalable solution for rebuilding job readiness in an AI-enabled economy.

This accepted presentation explores how student-run media platforms shape student engagement, satisfaction, and institutional commitment. By examining media consumption, participation, and perceptions of relevance and independence, the study positions student media as a strategic tool for strengthening campus connection and community.

Many organizations invest heavily in Generative AI but fail to see meaningful returns. This research examines why data-driven firms struggle to capture GenAI value, highlighting governance gaps, strategic misalignment, and cultural barriers that prevent AI initiatives from delivering on their promise.