Joan Marques serves as Dean and Professor of Management at Woodbury University’s School of Business (Burbank, CA, USA). She teaches, presents and writes on workplace spirituality, ethical leadership, Buddhist psychology in management, and leadership awareness. Joan has founded and led multiple business and non-profit entities over the past decades. She has been widely published in scholarly as well as practitioner based journals, and has authored/co-authored and edited more than 35 books on management and leadership topics, including six major reference works (handbooks and companions), and 12 compilations/anthologies. She has thereby built a wide network of enthusiastic scholars globally to collaborate on major writing projects.

Joan Marques serves as Dean and Professor of Management at Woodbury University’s School of Business (Burbank, CA, USA). She teaches, presents and writes on workplace spirituality, ethical leadership, Buddhist psychology in management, and leadership awareness. Joan has founded and led multiple business and non-profit entities over the past decades. She has been widely published in scholarly as well as practitioner based journals, and has authored/co-authored and edited more than 35 books on management and leadership topics, including six major reference works (handbooks and companions), and 12 compilations/anthologies. She has thereby built a wide network of enthusiastic scholars globally to collaborate on major writing projects.

Joan Marques serves as Dean and Professor of Management at Woodbury University’s School of Business (Burbank, CA, USA). She teaches, presents and writes on workplace spirituality, ethical leadership, Buddhist psychology in management, and leadership awareness. Joan has founded and led multiple business and non-profit entities over the past decades. She has been widely published in scholarly as well as practitioner based journals, and has authored/co-authored and edited more than 35 books on management and leadership topics, including six major reference works (handbooks and companions), and 12 compilations/anthologies. She has thereby built a wide network of enthusiastic scholars globally to collaborate on major writing projects.