Robert J. Zafft
Adjunct Lecturer
Area of Expertise:
Corporate Governance, Business And Government, Business/Corporate Strategy, East Asian Business, International Business, Law and Economics, Political Economy, Corporate Governance, Critical Thinking, Technology Management, Organizational Design, Business And Government, Business/Corporate Strategy, Corporate Governance, Critical Thinking, East Asian Business, International Business, Law and Economics, Organizational Design, Political Economy, Technology Management
Research Interests:
Mergers, Acquisitions & Divestitures, Data Breach, Privacy/Security, Emerging Growth, Entrepreneurial & Closely Held Businesses, Banking & Commercial Finance, International, Partnerships, Joint Ventures & Strategic Alliances, Private Equity
Selected Publications:
- "The Right Way to Win: Making Business Ethics Work in the Real World"
- "20 Questions to Ask About Wills & Estates", with G. Zafft, 2006
- "The World Bank/OECD White Paper on Corporate Governance in Asia", 2003
- "Working without a Safety Net: Lessons for Better Relational Contracting", Contracting Excellence Journal, 2020
- "A Reality Check on Executive Compensation", SSRN(Working Paper), 2013
- "A White Elephant is Not a Black Swan: Why You Can Do More About IT Project Risk than You Think (A Reply to Flyybjerg and Budzier)", Risk Governance & Control: Financial Markets and Institutions, Issue 3, 2012
- "Corporate Governance and Arbitration of Company Law Disputes", 2003
- "The Unfinished Task of Asian Insolvency Reform", 2003
- "When Corporate Governance is a Family Affair", 2002
- "Russia's New Foreign Investment Law", Review of Central and East European Law, 1999
Academic/Professional Activities:
- Contributor: Business Ethics, Compliance, and Governance Blogposts, Forbes Leadership Strategy
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Robert Zafft is the author of The Right Way to Win: Making Business Ethics Work in the Real World. He also serves as Forbes Leadership-Strategy Contributor: Business Ethics, Compliance, and Governance. Robert advises businesses on ethics and compliance issues, as well as general legal and commercial matters. He offers corporate ethics and compliance training and certification in partnership with World Commerce & Contracting, a 70,000-member global business association.
Email: rzafft@greensfelder.com
Phone: (314) 516-2635
JD 1990, Harvard Law School
BA 1986, Harvard College
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