Patrice Flynn is an author, Fulbright Research Scholar, and Distinguished University Professor at Mount St. Mary's University (est. 1808). She has taught at Johns Hopkins University, the U.S. Pentagon, George Washington University, and now the Mount, where she received the Richards Award for Teaching Excellence. Her research across five continents examines global capitalism, labor markets, civil society, and China's New Silk Road. Previous positions include Vice President for Research at Independent Sector, Senior Vice President for Administration & Finance at Effat University, and CEO of Flynn Research, during which time she was selected as one of Lifetime Television's Women of the Year.
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"This beautifully written text covers the realities of business operations with a highly effective approach and personal style aimed at teaching for long-term comprehension." - Dr. Thomas H. Powell, President Emeritus, Mount St. Mary's University "Patrice Flynn's capacity to relate to new generation students, as well as her ability to connect theory and practice in real time, keep every student thoroughly engaged in learning. Students are prepared to enter the world of business with confidence and cutting-edge skills as young professionals." - Laura Wilcox, former Vice President for Communications, Council of Independent Colleges