Hey there, DBA Community! Welcome to another enlightening episode of DBA Chronicles, your go-to podcast for all things Doctor of Business Administration. Today, we are thrilled to welcome a distinguished guest with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the field of qualitative research method - Dr. Laura Madden, an Associate Professor in the Management Department of the College of Business at East Carolina University. Dr. Madden is highly regarded for her expertise in qualitative research and has presented scholarly panels and workshops at prestigious conferences including the Southern Management Association and the Academy of Management with research specialties in qualitative methods and compassion in organizations. She serves as a regular guest lecturer in the DBA program at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. We're honored to have her join us today to share her insights and expertise. In this episode, Dr. Madden unravels the complexities of qualitative and quantitative research, offering valuable insights into their differences and how to choose the right approach. From her firsthand experiences conducting qualitative research projects to exploring the evolution of research methodologies over time, Dr. Madden brings a wealth of applicable knowledge to our discussion and practical advice for listeners. Dr. Madden shared insights on the nuances of conducting qualitative research, navigating academic publishing constraints, and leveraging technology while maintaining the integrity of research outcomes, and valuable advice, especially for novice researchers. So, grab your favorite beverage, and get comfortable, as we journey through the world of research methodologies. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! DBA Chronicles isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. If today's episode resonated with you; like, share it, and subscribe to be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. And if you have any thoughts to share, we'd love to hear from you!   Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to another insightful episode of DBA Chronicles, the podcast specially dedicated for all things Doctor of Business Administration. In today's episode, we have a treat for you – the brilliant and multifaceted professional, Dr George Banks is joining us! He'll be unraveling the intriguing world of academic research, diving into the depths of a compelling DBA research proposal. Dr. George C. Banks, Chair of the Department of Management at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, is not just a leader in academia but a trailblazer, currently donning the hat of Editor-in-Chief at The Leadership Quarterly. His dedication to advancing leadership science is further showcased as the co-director of The Center for Leadership Science, where innovation and insight converge. And that's not all – Dr. Banks is a multifaceted professional, serving as the Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Academic Affairs. His commitment to fostering a safe and inclusive academic environment is truly commendable. In 2022, Dr. Banks was recognized with the prestigious ‘40 Under 40 Awards’ by the Charlotte Business Journal, a testament to his exceptional contributions. His groundbreaking research on leadership and open science has not only impacted academia but resonated with the broader Charlotte community. As we navigate the intriguing waters of academic research and delve into the nuances of crafting compelling DBA research proposals, we're privileged to have Dr. Banks as our guide. Before we dive into the research realm, we explore his journey from consulting to academia. It's a story filled with twists, turns, and a passion for research that led him to where he is today. We also touch on a topic that might sound familiar – ‘the Dark Triad’. Dr. Banks shares how his focus has evolved over the years and what's currently capturing his academic curiosity. We got to explore the art of crafting a stellar research proposal as Dr. Banks, a seasoned expert in this field, shared invaluable tips on selecting a compelling and feasible research topic. Balancing personal interest with academic rigor has never been this insightful. And finally, we unravel the significance of the literature review in shaping proposals and developing theoretical frameworks. Dr. Banks guides us through the do's and don'ts, ensuring your literature review is not just a history lesson but a purposeful roadmap.  Whether you're a seasoned graduate navigating the DBA waters or just setting sail on this academic voyage, you're in the right place. So, buckle up for this thought-provoking conversation with a luminary who seamlessly combines academic excellence with community impact. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning, and growing together. And if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Hey there, DBA Community! Welcome back to another insightful episode of DBA Chronicles, your go-to podcast for all things DBA and the perfect compass to help you navigate the Doctor of Business Administration journey. Hosted by Experienced DBAs, here to offer you a firsthand look into the world of DBA. Today, we have the pleasure of hosting one of our favorite professors, Dr. David Woehr. A distinguished academic and Belk Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, Dr. Woehr has been a valuable member of the Belk College of Business since 2011, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Dr. Woehr holds a Ph.D. from the prestigious Georgia Institute of Technology, where he also earned his M.S. He started his academic journey with a B.A. from Trinity University. Dr. Woehr plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. With a focus on performance measurement, managerial assessment, and applied psychometrics, Dr. Woehr's research delves into critical aspects of organizational science. His commitment to excellence extends to the classroom, where he shares his insights with students in the M.B.A. and Ph.D. in Organizational Science programs. In today’s episode, Dr. David Woehr shares insights from his transition from an undergraduate psychology major to pursuing a Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology at Georgia Tech and its application in the workplace, his experiences and decision-making process in choosing the academic route, ethical challenges in business research - especially regarding conflicts of interest, the importance of privacy and confidentiality in research - especially when dealing with sensitive business data, the unique aspects of DBA programs compared to traditional PhD programs, and a broad range of topics related to academia, research, and ethical considerations, providing valuable insights for DBA scholars and researchers. Get ready for a captivating and invigorating conversation as we dive into Dr. Woehr's journey, experiences, and valuable insights in the world of business administration. We hope you find today's discussion with Dr. Woehr as insightful and thought-provoking as we did. Thank you for tuning in to this episode of DBA Chronicles! If today's episode resonated with you, make sure to subscribe and become a part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Don't miss out on the valuable insights, knowledge, and connections that await you in future episodes. Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning, and growing together. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to another episode of DBA Chronicles! The podcast where we unravel the fascinating journey of Doctorate of Business Administration! And folks, we've got a special treat for you today – an insightful episode delving into the heart of the doctoral dilemma: DBA or PhD? And to discuss this, we have the privilege of hosting the esteemed Dr. Reginald Silver. Dr. Silver is a clinical professor in the department of Business Information Systems and Operations Management at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. His illustrious journey in academia includes serving as the program director for the Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) program from its inception in 2017 until 2022. Not one to rest on his laurels, Dr. Silver has recently assumed the role of Associate Dean for Graduate Programs and Executive Education as of 2022. His commitment to student success is evident in the annual senior class survey where students consistently acknowledge him as the person at UNC Charlotte who has made the most significant, positive contribution to their education. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Silver has an extensive background in health care, accumulating over 18 years of professional experience as a health care executive, leading both public and private health care institutions. On today’s episode of DBA Chronicles, we delve into the wealth of insights Dr. Reginald Silver brings to our discussion on the doctoral dilemma – DBA or PhD? We are excited to have Dr. Reginald Silver not only share his incredible journey from industrial engineer to healthcare management and now a key figure at UNC Charlotte but also shed light on the distinctive paths of a DBA and a PhD. So, if you’re an individual undecided between pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) or a PhD. This episode is set to answer your questions and prompt you in the right direction. Dr. Silver takes us on a captivating ride through the evolution of DBA programs, the intended audiences, and the unique curriculum structures. He breaks down the research, the focus, and the intended outcomes of each, giving aspiring doctoral candidates a roadmap to make their choice as well as success stories of DBA graduates who've become professors, industry leaders, and trailblazers in their fields. So, buckle up for a deep dive into the doctoral dilemma with Dr. Reginald Silver. It's time for another enlightening episode of DBA Chronicles! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: ⁠⁠DBA Chronicles Podcast⁠ Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Hey there, DBA Community! Welcome back to another episode of DBA Chronicles, your go-to podcast for all things DBA and the perfect compass through the intricate seas of Doctor of Business Administration journeys. Whether you're considering a DBA, already on the journey, or just love hearing about the intersection of academia and real-world impact, you're in for a treat because, as usual, we’ve got an insightful and captivating discussion on the fascinating world of DBA! We’re thrilled to have, as an esteemed guest on today’s episode, Dr. Marcy Binkley, a Certified Public Accountant with an impressive decade-long journey that seamlessly blends professional excellence with academic prowess. Our guest is nothing short of a powerhouse in the world of accounting and academia. We’re honored to have such a trailblazer, a multifaceted professional and scholar with us today. Dr. Binkley holds a Bachelor's degree from Harding University in Finance, a Master of Accountancy degree from Vanderbilt University, and topped it off with a Doctor of Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Dr. Binkley kicked off her career with Ernst & Young, leaving her mark by providing assurance services to healthcare industry giants. From there, she embarked on a journey with Genesco, where she wore multiple hats, juggling internal audit and corporate accounting roles. She has thrived in several roles and is here to show us how. Dr. Binkley's journey and experiences are packed with insight for any and everyone in the DBA world. It's safe to say, our guest today is the embodiment of balancing excellence in both the professional and academic spheres. So, grab your favorite beverage, get comfy, and join us as we uncover the nuances of the DBA journey, hear about impactful research, and explore the perfect balance between academia and the professional world. Don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: ⁠⁠DBA Chronicles Podcast⁠ Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to another riveting episode of "DBA Chronicles”, A place where we uncover the extraordinary stories of those who have navigated uncharted paths and emerged as pioneers in their fields. Whether you are a seasoned graduate, currently navigating the DBA waters, or just setting sail on this academic voyage, you are in the right place! Today, we are privileged to delve into the extraordinary path of Dr. Mike Lee, an award-winning customer success leader, a passionate advocate for technology, and a committed educator. Mike has soared through various leadership roles, from Java Developer to overseeing entire post-sale teams, showcasing a rare blend of technical expertise and strategic vision and in this episode, we'll uncover the pivotal moments that shaped Mike's journey. Hold on tight as we explore the awe-inspiring trajectory of Dr. Mike Lee, a seasoned professional with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, an MBA in Information Technology Management, and a Doctorate of Business Administration from UNC Charlotte. In this episode, Mike shares his transition from the IT industry to Customer Success, and his plans for groundbreaking research in the realm of customer renewal and loyalty. He shares strategies for managing a demanding academic journey alongside professional and personal responsibilities. As a multifaceted professional, husband, and father of three, who has not only excelled in the tech world but has also dedicated eight years to shaping education policies as the Chairman of the Durham Public Schools Board of Education. There’s so much to glean from as Dr. Lee shares the personal growth he experienced throughout the rigorous DBA program, emphasizing a deeper understanding of data, research, and decision-making. He credits the program with instilling a more critical and analytical lens through which he views business challenges. DBA Chronicles is beyond just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if you found value in today's episode, subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: ⁠⁠DBA Chronicles Podcast⁠ Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to another riveting episode of "DBA Chronicles"! Today, we are honored to have Franklin Farmer, who has been an integral part of the UNC Health Care System and the UNC School of Medicine since 2001. As the Associate Chair for Administration in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Franklin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our discussion. With a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science and a Master’s in Business Administration, Franklin's journey started in the UNC hospital labs. He progressed through roles in the Quality Department and eventually managed five hospital-based clinics within the healthcare system. He is currently serving as Associate Chair and holds a diverse range of responsibilities to ensure the Emergency Department meets and expands its clinical, educational, and research goals. Adding another layer to his impressive portfolio, Franklin is pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at UNC Charlotte. Having such a rich background, we are thrilled to have him join us on this episode as he shares insights into his extensive career, experiences in teaching, and the vital role of presentation skills in his DBA journey. We also discussed some of his memorable experiences and understanding of navigating controversial topics and adapting to the virtual presentation landscape. Franklin shares tips for overcoming nervousness, making presentations interactive, and tailoring your approach to different audiences. From breakout sessions to utilizing the chat function, we uncovered the secrets to keeping your virtual audience engaged. For DBA students aspiring to master presentation skills, this episode is packed with inspiration, valuable insights and practical tips that we know will resonate with your own DBA journey. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to the debut episode of DBA Chronicles! The place for all things Doctor of Business Administration. Whether you are a seasoned graduate, currently navigating the DBA waters, or just setting sail on this academic voyage, you are in the right place. We are excited and honored to have, as a guest on today’s episode, Dr. LaShana M. Wiggs, a DBA graduate from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Founder & Principal Consultant at Savvi Consulting, LLC. Dr. Wiggs shares her inspiring journey from the aspiration phase to graduation. She shares her motivation for pursuing a DBA, the challenges she faced, and how her journey led her to a career transition and personal growth. This episode is a comprehensive look at Dr. LaShana M. Wiggs' journey through the DBA program. Beginning from her aspiration, through to the preparation, finding and maintaining balance in her DBA journey, greatest influences, managing academic rigor, dissertation journey, her most valuable lessons and her advice to aspiring DBA candidates. Dr. Wiggs' story serves as an inspiration to aspiring and current DBA candidates, emphasizing the value of perseverance and personal growth. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: ⁠⁠DBA Chronicles Podcast⁠ Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to DBA Chronicles! This is the ultimate podcast exclusively tailored for Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) enthusiasts. Hosted by seasoned DBAs themselves, this podcast is designed to be your compass, offering a realistic overview of what it truly means to pursue a DBA! So, if you’re a DBA enthusiast—graduate, current student, or aspiring candidate, 'DBA Chronicles’ is your guide to a transformative academic journey. Hosted by experienced DBAs, we shed light on the highs, lows, and everything in between. It's more than a resource; it's a vibrant community for networking, connecting with students, faculty, and experts. This is your go-to for exploring academic rigor, research, work-life balance, and career impacts. Subscribe to 'DBA Chronicles' and join us on a journey from dream to graduation and beyond. Your path to becoming a business thought leader begins here! Meet the hosts: Val, Amy, and Kelly. Valrie Grant is a Geospatial Scientist, Author, Serial Entrepreneur and Doctoral Scholar. She is best known for her work in the geospatial community and her company GeoTechVision. Amy has extensive experience leading strategic initiatives as a C-suite executive. She has been recognized by Ignition and LinkedIn as a leader in her profession for her roles as a keynote speaker and mentor to many, motivating them to push past boundaries and pursue their goals. Kelly Burich is a Certified Veterinary Business Leader (CVBL) through NAVC, Certified Compassion Fatigue Professional (CCFP) and Doctoral Scholar. She is a skilled, creative sales and marketing professional, with a broad range of talent and professional experience encompassing pharmaceutical, industry, and business services. Connect with us: LinkedIn: ⁠DBA Chronicles Podcast Website: www.dbachronicles.org