Charlene Sullivan
Associate Professor of Management
Office: Krannert Center for Executive Education and Research, Room 217
Phone: (765) 494-4382
E-mail: sullivaa@purdue.edu

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Education:

B.S., Kentucky, 1971; M.S.M., Purdue, 1975; Ph.D., Purdue, 1978

Range of TAP projects I have worked on:

The management team has worked on three main types of projects: building financial models for evaluating new lines of business, creating and assessing marketing programs for existing and new products, and creating process maps for assessing current and new business processes.

Range of company/organization types I have worked for:

We have worked with manufacturing companies in Indiana whose main customers are in the auto industry, the consumer goods industries, and the agricultural industry.

My areas of interest:

We are particularly interested in market analysis, financial analysis, customer data base management and analysis, and the application of statistical and financial modeling to business problems.

What I most enjoy about working for TAP:

TAP projects give us real-time opportunities to apply those theories that we teach in our MBA program. The students learn; the entrepreneurs and business managers are provided with an easy, low-cost way to learn about new ways to approach a problem; and, we hope, the competitive capabilities of Indiana companies are improved.

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Success Story: TAP business management for Griffin Analytical Technologies