Jim is a coach for product management leaders and teams in early stage startups, tech companies and Fortune 100 corporations. Previously, Jim was an engineer, product manager and leader at startups where he developed raw ideas into successful products several times. He co-founded PowerReviews which grew to 1,200+ clients and sold for $168 million. He… Read More »
Group: Teaching Team
Teaching Team
Jonathan McKinley
Communications for Engineering Leaders
I am a PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering working in biomechanics on microfluidic based models of the soft tissue in the spine. Having worked with the Fung Institute as a GSI since 2016 I have been thrilled to watch and take part in its growth into a world class institute. In this time, I have… Read More »
Keith Tandowsky
Project Management & Teaming
Keith Tandowsky recently retired from a 35-year career at The Clorox Company, a world-class Fortune 500 consumer products company, where he had spent the last 19 years as an executive officer, including time on the Clorox Executive Committee and extensive experience working with the Clorox Board of Directors. Keith started in the Finance function and… Read More »
Ken Guss
Project Management & Teaming
Ken Guss is an industry recognized leader with over thirty years of executive-level leadership including the General Management of three Fortune 500 companies and the Chief Executive role for ten divisions of a London-based plc. His background includes the leadership of over thirty public and private international companies in complex manufacturing, distribution and MRO in… Read More »
Kenneth Jeffrey Marshall
Industry Analysis
Kenneth Jeffrey Marshall is an author, professor, and value investor. Outside of the Fung Institute he teaches value investing and personal finance at Stanford University. He also directs the value investing courses in the masters in finance program at the Stockholm School of Economics in Sweden. He is the author of the 2017 McGraw-Hill book Good Stocks… Read More »
Krishnan Natarajan
Coaching for High Performance Teams
Since 1988 Krishnan has been in Silicon Valley, working with both startups and established technology companies focused on systems, web applications, and software security. Most of his professional focus has been in product management and marketing, He is currently Director in the Global Sales Development organization at ServiceNow. In addition to his current role at… Read More »
Leah Edwards
Coaching for High Performing Teams; R&D Tech Management
Leah is a serial co-founder and advisor to startups and investors. Beginning with her first company being acquired for $380 million within two years, she went on to sell several companies to major companies. Leah then directed the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies in the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where she oversaw the development and… Read More »
Lee Fleming
Faculty Director
Professor Lee Fleming joined the IEOR Department at UC Berkeley in Fall 2011 and is the Faculty Director of the Coleman Fung Institute of Engineering Leadership. He teaches engineering leadership and a capstone lab within the Masters of Engineering curriculum. His research applies machine learning and NLP techniques on large datasets with causal inference models… Read More »
Lisa Torres
Communications for Engineering Leaders
Lisa is a second-year PhD student with research focusing on design optimization in total joint replacement. She began her studies as a transfer student who received her B.S. in mechanical engineering from UC Berkeley in 2014. After gaining a passion for the healthcare field, she obtained her M.S. in biomedical engineering from Columbia University in… Read More »
Margaret Kolb
Communications for Engineering Leaders
Margaret Kolb joins the Fung Institute with a PhD in English Literature from UC Berkeley and a BA in abstract mathematics from Washington University in St. Louis. Before completing her PhD, she worked as a quantitative analyst in economic research at Bank of America. Find her writing on literary history in Victorian Studies, Configurations, and… Read More »