His blog on leadership and innovation is a regular feature on, and his two most recent books, The Idea Hunter: How to Find the Best Ideas and Make Them Happen and Virtuoso Teams: Lessons from Teams That Changed Their Worlds, received critical acclaim. He also works with departments at Boston College outside of the Carroll School, leading workshops to help shape their visions and innovative strategies.ĭean Boynton also has an active research agenda. He recently co-chaired a committee of deans, faculty and university administrators to renew and revitalize the undergraduate core curriculum. In addition to leading the Carroll School, Dean Boynton lends his expertise to a number of University projects that cross boundaries at Boston College. The faculty is comprised of scholarly leaders across all disciplines whose work is published in leading academic and practitioner publications. The Carroll School faculty and staff are committed to transforming students to become ethical and effective leaders. Ph.D., M.B.A., Kenan-Flagler School of Business, The University of North Carolina at Chapel HillĪs Dean of Boston College’s Carroll School of Management, Andy Boynton collaborates with a talented group of colleagues to create a management school that excels in teaching and research. He serves on the boards of the International Housewares Charity Foundation, the Everson Museum and the Central New York Food Bank. He is a lifetime member of Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor Society. He was named president and chief executive officer of the company in 2006.Ī 1983 Le Moyne graduate, Jim holds a master’s degree in public administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, and was named a Presidential Fellow following graduation. Since joining Oneida in 1988, Jim served in a variety of positions, including senior vice president and managing director of Oneida International (which included time in Mexico City and London), and executive vice president, worldwide sales and marketing.
Prior to coming to Le Moyne, he was at Oneida Ltd., the number one tabletop brand in North America and one of the world’s largest designers, marketers, and distributors of housewares products. He represented Le Moyne at the 2012 International Association of Jesuit Business Schools Global Forum in Barcelona, Spain. As EIR, Jim wrote, lectured, mentored, and created strategic alliances with major universities both regionally and around the world.
Jim returned to his alma mater in January 2012 when he became the inaugural executive-in-residence (EIR) for the Madden School. Finally, Dean Joseph has negotiated “4+1” partnerships with SU’s Maxwell School, Cornell’s Statler School, and SUNY-ESF. Aloysius University of Mangalore, India ESADE in Barcelona, Spain Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City and Unisinos of Porto Alegre, Brazil. In an effort to globalize the Madden School of Business, Jim has negotiated six (6) collaboration agreements with fellow Jesuit universities around the world (Loyola College of Chennai, India St. Prior to assuming the permanent deanship, Jim served as incoming dean of the Madden School, where he played a major role in the development of several initiatives for the school, including the co-founding of the Global Jesuit Case Series, the recruitment of the Arrupe Program in Social Ethics for Business, moving the Family Business Center to Le Moyne, and the creation of the Madden Mentors program (over 100 mentors). Jim Joseph became dean of the Madden School of Business in March 2014.
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