Steering Committee
Dan Amiram, Dean
Dan is a Professor in the Accounting Department at the Coller School of Management and serves as the Vice Dean of the School. His research focuses on the effects and consequences of frictions created by information asymmetry, taxation and business law on debt and equity markets around the world.
Yael Steinhart, Vice Dean
Yael is a Professor in the Marketing Department at the Coller School of Management. Her research focuses on judgments and decision making, motivation and consumer behavior.
Ayala Arad, Head of Center
Ayala is an Associate Professor in the Business Economics and Strategy Department at the Coller School of Management. She experimentally studies bounded rationality in individual decision-making processes and uses the findings to introduce novel models of behavior.
Danit Ein-Gar
Danit is an Associate Professor in the Marketing Department at the Coller School of Management. Her primary research interest is how and why people give to others in need. She explores the new platforms of giving in the modern-digital world.
Gal Oestreicher-Singer
Gal is a Professor in the Management and Information Technology Department at the Coller School of Management. Her research focuses on the effects of social media, consumer engagement and peer influence on electronic commerce outcomes and on the business models of content websites.
Yaniv Shani
Yaniv is an Associate Professor in the Marketing Department at the Coller School of Management. His research focuses on how counterfactual emotions, anticipated or experienced, influence and bias behavioral choices.
Yair Antler
Yair is a Senior Lecturer in the Business Economics and Strategy Department at Coller School of Management. He is interested in Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Organization, and Behavioral Economics. Through his research, he tries to gain a better understanding of what market structures can allow firms to exploit failures and behavioral biases of consumers.
Shai Danziger
Shai is a Professor in the Marketing Department at the Coller School of Management. He uses behavioral experimental methodology and field data to ask questions about consumer information processing and decision making.