Tuck Strategic Review: Faculty Task Force Overview and Insights

Feb 13, 2026

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The Tuck School of Business has convened a Faculty Task Force to conduct a strategic review aimed at enhancing its educational offerings and institutional direction. Led by Chair Richard Sansing, the task force comprises distinguished faculty members including Emily Blanchard, Peter Golder, Connie Helfat, Andy King, Adam Kleinbaum, Matt Slaughter, and Brian Tomlin. Notable ex officio members Bob Hansen and Penny Paquette contribute their insights to this comprehensive effort, which seeks to align the school's strategies with evolving market demands and academic excellence.

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Tuck Strategic Review: Faculty Task Force Overview and Insights

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Tuck Strategic Review: Faculty Task Force Task Force members include: Richard Sansing (chair) Emily Blanchard Peter Golder Connie Helfat Andy King Adam Kleinbaum Matt Slaughter Brian Tomlin Bob Hansen (ex officio) Penny Paquette (ex officio) Peter Dolan, Tuck Overseer(ex officio)
Undergraduate Courses: Marketing What we teach? Market research (e.g., insights, segmentation, psychology, and economics) Analytics (e.g., descriptive, CLV, conjoint, frameworks) Tactics and strategies (e.g., product design, channels, targeting, positioning, CRM) How we teach? Case studies Theory Hands-on individual and group projects (engaging with local and global businesses) What’s our contribution?
Faculty size by group: Tuck and Wharton