Daniel M.G. Raff

Professor advancing research in business history and strategy, Daniel M.G. Raff is an esteemed Associate Professor of Management at the Wharton School, Management University of Pennsylvania. With a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), he has cultivated a distinguished academic career, enriched by his experiences as a visiting professor at prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Oxford, and Columbia Universities. Professor Raff's research interests lie at the intersection of economic history, deal design, and competitive strategy. His work delves into the intricacies of business history, offering insights into the evolution of strategic practices and their implications for contemporary management. His expertise in competitive strategy and deal design has made significant contributions to understanding how businesses navigate complex economic landscapes. A prolific author, Professor Raff has published extensively in leading academic journals, contributing valuable knowledge to the fields of business history and strategy. His scholarly work is recognized for its depth and rigor, often bridging historical analysis with practical applications in modern business contexts. Beyond his research, Professor Raff is an active member of the Economic History Association and the Business History Conference, where he engages with fellow scholars to advance the study of economic and business history. His commitment to these academic communities underscores his dedication to fostering a deeper understanding of the historical underpinnings of business strategies and their relevance today.