DEGREES

1992

Dr. Univ. (Doctor of Industrial Engineering), Technical University of Budapest , Mechanical Engineering Faculty

1991

Ph.D. in Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

1986

M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Budapest (TUB)

TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES

2004

Visiting Professor, University College Dublin

2003

Visiting Professor, University of Cologne Visiting Professor, Bocconi University , Milano Visiting Professor, University of Delaware , Lerner School of Business

2002

Visiting Professor, Kiev Mohila School of Business, Management Information Systems

2000-

Full-time Associate Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest

1997

Visiting Professor, Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University

1996

Visiting Professor Czech Management Center (CMC), Prague

1991-2000

Full Time Assisstant later Associate Professor IMC Graduate School of Management (CEU Graduate School of Business)

1989-1991

Assistant Professor, Technical University of Budapest

TRAINING AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT

1992-

Over the years has trained personally more than 500 managers in executive courses from industries like oil industry, computers and software development, telecommunications, beverages and machine industry (Philip Morris, ALCOA, UNILEVER, GE Lighting, OSI, LEAR (UTAH), Coca Cola)

RESEARCH

E-business models, project management, inter-organisational information systems and enterprise networking

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS

2002-

CEMS Board of Academic Directors

1999-2001

Board of Directors of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce , Hungary 1999-2001

1997-2000

European Foundation for Management Development (EMFD), MBA Directors´ Steering Committee,

1994-2003

Project Management Institute (PMI)

PERSONAL

Date of birth

1962

Nationality

Hungarian

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Nemeslaki A. (2005) „E-Business üzleti modellek, Mentor Kiadó .

Nemeslaki A., (2004) „Az információrendszer –stratégia kialakításának problémái Magyarországon”, Vezetéstudomány , Vol. XXXV., No. 5. pp. 34-43.

Nemeslaki A., Duma L. (2002) „E-Business Modellek: Stratégia sikertényezők”, Harvard Business Manager , Vol. 4., No. 2. pp. 63-77.

Kápolnai A., Nemeslaki, A, Pataki R. (2002) „E-Business-Stratégia vállalati felsővezetőknek”, Aula Kiadó.

Nemeslaki, A (1997) "Project Management Can Help Business Education To Prepare for The Challenges of The Next Century - Business Schools Should Practice What They Teach", Proceedings of the PMI 28 th Annual Seminars , Chicago Sep. 29.-Oct. 2. pp.276-280.

Nemeslaki, A., Yang Hee, Dong, Ginzberg, Michael (1997) "Information System Implementations in Hungary : A Model For Absorptive Capacity for IS Adoption", Research in Progress Paper in the Proceedings of ICIS , Atlanta Dec. 14-17. Pp494-495.

Nemeslaki, A, (1997) " Information System Project Experiences in Hungarian Companies: Should IS Projects Be Managed Differently in Transitional Economies?” Eatern Academy of Management (EAM) Annual EAM Conference in Dublin , Ireland .

Nemeslaki A., (1996) "Complex Risk Assessment in Project Management", Periodica Politechnica , Vol. 4., No. 1. pp.93-119.