Instructors

Dr. Zeitoun is a Future of Work, business optimization, and operational performance excellence thought leader with global experiences in strategy execution.

My goal in teaching is not only to convey a body of knowledge but also help the student incorporate that knowledge into their careers and life. Teaching is not just about transmitting knowledge but also developing the student’s abilities as a critical thinker and an independent scholar.

Ms. von Schnetlage specializes in product and project management. She is highly adept at translating highly complex organizational needs into quantifiable specifications and applying hypothesis testing to ensure accuracy and requirement validation.

Daniel works with CEOs, boards of directors, and C-suite leaders across the country, helping them align around a clear strategy while understanding reputational and cultural risk.

Dr. Hann's research interests include the intersection of IT and markets plus open source software.

Professor Baecher is an experienced risk and reliability engineer with years of experience in the civil engineering and infrastructure industry. It is important to him that students develop an understanding of risk management on large and small projects and within programs.

For nearly a decade, Mr. Artz has been part of the platform digital revolution, delivering salesforce solutions in the public and commercial sectors. As an engagement delivery manager at Salesforce, Mr. Artz is working to bring best-in-class sales, service, and customer experiences to clients. Mr. Artz currently serves on the Project Management Institute, Washington DC Chapters board of directors as the VP of technology. During his time with PMIWDC, Mr. Artz, led two initiatives to release Zoho, an enterprise-wide CRM, and Microsoft Office 365 to the chapter and its members. Mr. Artz holds a variety of professional credentials, including five salesforce certifications, a PMP, and a variety of agile delivery certifications. Mr. Artz has delivered presentations in the past to the Project Management Institute on "Managing Projects in the Cloud", and on the topic of citizen development. Mr. Artz has also been a guest lecturer at Montgomery College. Mr. Artz holds a Bachelors of Arts from George Washington University and a Masters of Science in Information Systems from Johns Hopkins University.

Dr. James V. Green leads the education activities of the Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute at the University of Maryland as the Director of Entrepreneurship Education.

Professor Davis is an innovative educator whose specialty lies in educating students in Managing Project Teams and Evolving as Project Leader. She is the sole instructor and creator of the Re-Imaging Leadership Professional Certificate on edX.

I'm passionate about what works as both scientific principles and best practices in project and product management. Teaching is leading leaders, so my first goal is to engage with compelling reasons to change their thinking. Our shared goal is to empower their teams to delight customers while also serving the organization and society that supports them.

Professor Schulman is a seasoned manager with over 40 year’s experience. He is passionate about the field of construction management and teaches others what he has experienced in the construction industry.

I love addressing highly complex challenges currently facing the leadership ranks in corporates, academia, government and non-profits. I help large organizations scale product mindset through IT modernization, product-centric approach, composable architecture & enterprise agility.