Drobnick, Richard

Director, Center for Global Business Excellence
Research Professor of Management and Organization
Management and Organization Department
USC Marshall School of Business
213-740-2101
drobnick@usc.edu

Professor Drobnick specializes in Pacific Rim economic and business issues and U.S. and Pacific Rim trade policies. He is also the founding director of USC's Center for International Business Education and Research, which is supported by the U.S. Department of Education as one of its 30 national resource centers on international business. From 1994 - 2005, Drobnick served as USC's Vice Provost for International Affairs. He is also the vice chairman and director of the United States National Committee of the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council, director of the Japan-America Society of Southern California, and a member of the Steering Committee of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (www.apru.org). Professor Drobnick is the author of numerous articles regarding international economics and business, as well as the co-author of Neither Feast nor Famine: Food Conditions to the Year 2000 (D.C. Heath, 1978) and co-editor of Small Firms in Global Competition (Oxford University Press, 1994).

Education:
M.A., Ph.D., USC
B.S., Bradley University