Lynn PYUN. Zicklin School of Business, Department of Marketing and International Business Assistant Professor, 2013-present.

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1 Lynn PYUN City University of New York, Baruch College Zicklin School of Business Department of Marketing & International Business One Bernard Baruch Way, New York NY 10010, USA Tel.: Fax: EXPERTISE Research: Knowledge management, international human resource management, innovation Teaching: International business, global strategy, technology strategy & innovation, human resource management EDUCATION, Ph.D. in International Business and Political Economy 2012 Thesis: Essays on How Institutions Matter in Value Creation Committee: Alice Amsden (chair until her passing in 2012), Amy Glasmeier (chair, in lieu of late Alice Amsden), Thomas Kochan, Donald Lessard, Jordan Siegel (Harvard Business School) M.S. in Political Science 2003 Thesis: Business Conglomeration in Russia The Case of Group Menatep Committee: Edward Steinfeld, David Woodruff (chair), 2001 B.A. in Western History B.A. in Russian Literature and Language Thesis: Intellectual History of the Russian Intelligentsia Committee: Soo-Yeon Chun, Gyu-Hyung Kahng (chair) ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE New York, NY, USA Zicklin School of Business, Department of Marketing and International Business Assistant Professor, 2013-present. Harvard University Harvard Business School, Strategy Unit Post-doctoral Associate, Collected data from Korean sources on chaebol networks and designed database, interviewed managers and CEOs, wrote case study. Supervisor: Professor Jordan Siegel Research Assistant, Interviewed female managers and executives working in foreign-owned firms in Korea, gathered legal cases on gender discrimination, interviewed legal experts in labor issues. Supervisor: Professor Jordan Siegel Suffolk University Sawyer Business School, Department of Strategy and International Business Lecturer, Taught introductory-level class in International Business. August 2015

2 Lynn Pyun CV 2 Ministry of Knowledge Economy Science and Technology Policy Institute, Economic Analysis Unit Commissioned Short-term Researcher, 2012 Conducted field research on higher education and science/technology institutions in East Timor to aid the Korean government in its allocation of funding for developing nations. Researcher, Completed research projects on identifying the reasons why R&D intensities in selected Korean industries are significantly lower than in other OECD nations and examining technology transfer from academia to industry in bio-related fields in Korea. Department of Urban Studies and Planning Research Assistant, Conducted analysis of the survey by university presidents in Colombia on how to improve research capacity, briefed findings. Supervisor: SPURS fellow Martha Bonilla-Penalosa Research Assistant, 2005 Collected and interpreted data on foreign ownership of business groups in developing countries, drafted preliminary conclusions. Supervisor: Professor Alice Amsden Ph.D. Associate, 2005 Worked with the admission committee in selecting incoming Ph.D. students: Managed and improved departmental database, organized student data. Arbor Consulting Group Short-term consultant, 2005 Performed data analysis on exit interviews, conducted qualitative interpretation of data, developed new tools to enhance the quality of analysis. Department of Russian Language and Literature Translator, 2002 Translated The Little Black Hen by A. Pogorelski from Russian to Korean. Supervisor: Professor Gunn-Young Choi Translator, Translated The Landscape of History: How Historians Map the Past by J. Gaddis from English to Korean. Supervisor: Professor Gyu-Hyung Kahng PUBLICATIONS Published Papers Siegel, J. and Pyun, L Microsoft in Korea. Harvard Business School Case, Lee, W., Pyun, L., Kim, B. & Park, J Policy agendas to promote private-sector R&D investments and raise R&D intensity ratio to 5% of GDP. Science and Technology Policy Institute Policy Report, In Korean. Papers in Progress Complete Papers Siegel, J., Pyun, L. and Cheon, B. Multinational firms, labor market discrimination, and the capture of competitive advantage by exploiting the social divide. Administrative Science Quarterly, revise and resubmit. Pyun, L. Caught in the downside of large-firm driven development. Final revision to submit to Organization Science. Pyun, L. and Siegel, J. Where are elite engineers most productive? A quantitative examinaton. Final revision to submit to Journal of International Business Studies.

3 Lynn Pyun CV 3 Work in Progress Pyun, L. How does performance-based pay impact profitability? An empirical study. Data secured, and exploratory data analysis completed. Pyun, L. and Siegel, J. Women in academia: is meritocracy achieved? Completed data analysis, writing paper. MEDIA COVERAGE Carmen, N It pays to hire women in the countries that don t, 26 October, Forbes India, < Carmen, N It pays to hire women in the countries that don t, 11 October, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge, < Hankook Daily Taking advantage of gender discrimination in Korean business culture large profits possible when hiring female elites, 15 October, Hankook Daily, < 50>. In Korean. Marron, D Foreigners cash in on undervalued natural resources: Korean women, 27 October, the Christian Science Monitor, < Marron/2010/1027/Foreigners-cash-in-on-undervalued-natural-resource-Korean-women#>. The Economist Profiting from sexism, 21 October, The Economist Print Edition, < Yonhap News Multinationals benefit by hiring women in Korea, 15 October, < 90>. In Korean. Gorte, J Why women in the executive suite are good, and where it s happening, 2 December, Huffington Post, < Park, J Revitalizing the economy and the role of women, 22 May, Herald Economy News, < In Korean. AWARDS & HONORS, Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Lloyd and Nadine Rodwin International Travel Fellowship US$500. Seoul National Alumni Association, New England Chapter. Scholarship Award US$1,000., Ida Green Fellowship. Institute-wide award for four incoming female Ph.D. students each year US$50,000. Whe-Soo Scholarship Foundation. Overseas Scholarship Award US$2,000.. Academic honors. Awarded to the top 5 percent of students , Department of Russian Language and Literature. Best Essay Award CONFERENCE PRESENTATION Competitive Presentations Pyun, L Do institutions matter in value creation? Annual Meeting of Academy of International Business, Bangalore, India, June. Siegel, J Multinational firms, labor market discrimination, and the capture of competitive advantage by exploiting the social divide. Academy of Management, All-Academy Session, San Antonio, Texas. August. (Author only)

4 Lynn Pyun CV 4 Pyun, L Can institutions be better entrepreneurs than people? The case of R&D elites in Korea. UNU-WIDER (United Nations University, World Institution for Development Economics Research) conference on the role of elites in economic development, Helsinki, Finland, June. Invited Presentations Pyun, L Does the female managerial effect on company performance outlast the male counterhypothesis? International business seminar series, Baruch College, City University of New York, December. Pyun, L Present state of the development of education and science in East Timor. 2 nd Science and technology ODA seminar, Science and Technology Policy Institute,, August. Pyun, L Alice Amsden as teacher and advisor. Alice Amsden Symposium & Memorial, Department of Urban Studies and Planning,, Cambridge, MA, November. Pyun, L., & Siegel, J., Productivity and gender in Korean academic departments: an exploratory test. Women in academia-meritocracy and gender equality, co-hosted by Seoul National University and Harvard-Yenching Institute,, June. Pyun, L., Siegel, J., & Cheon, B Female representation, foreign ownership and corporate performance evidence from KWDI survey data. KWDI (Korean Women s Development Institute) conference on the conditions and prospects of enhancing corporate competitiveness,, September. Siegel, J., & Pyun, L Foreign-owned enterprises in Korea and the local labor market. Korea Labor Institute international conference on employment and the quality of life,, October. TEACHING EXPERIENCES Instructor Zicklin School of Business, Department of Marketing and International Business MKT 3400 International Business Principles: Fall Spring 2015 Suffolk University Sawyer Business School, Department of Strategy and International Business SIB 321 Introduction to International Business: Spring 2013 New York, NY Teaching Assistant Cambridge, MA Department of Urban Studies and Planning & Political Science J / J Methods of Policy Analysis, Spring Professor: Kyung-Min Nam Gave presentations on various research methods Quantitative Reasoning and Statistical Methods, Spring Professor: Ezra Glenn Taught weekly STATA sessions, supervised students final projects using regression analysis Economic Development: Rich and Poor Countries, Fall Professor: Alice Amsden Delivered a special guest lecture on reverse brain drain in Korean electronics industry J/17.30J Making Public Policy, Fall Professor: Andrea Campbell, Gary McKissick Led weekly debate sessions, graded bi-weekly essays, gave feedback on final essays Economic Development/Technological Capabilities, Spring Professor: Alice Amsden Led student discussions, prepared teaching materials, gave special sessions on economics. History of Byzantine Empire, Fall Professor: Gyu-Hyung Kahng Facilitated class communications, collected student works. International Relations in Europe, Spring Professor: Gyu-Hyung Kahng Assisted class presentations, kept student records.

5 Lynn Pyun CV 5 SERVICE To the Profession New York, NY Zicklin School of Business Curriculum Committee of School of Public Affairs, Zicklin School representative, Department of Marketing and International Business Baruch College admitted students recruiting event, department representative, Department of Urban Studies and Planning Organizing Committee, Alice Amsden Symposium & Memorial, Oversaw collecting presentations and papers from presenters, facilitated communication among conference participants, complied symposium papers. MIT International Review Reviewing Editor, Collected submissions, wrote reviews and participated in selection process. Organizing Committee, End of Cold War: International Conference, Translator for the conference, compiled and edited conference materials. Supervisor: Professor Gyu-Hyung Kahng. To the Community MIT, Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Grad Division President, Organized weekly Bible study and outreach, consulted students, raised funds to support humanitarian work in China and East Timor., Agape President, Planned and implemented fundraising activities for North Korean children with World Vision Korea, coordinated student events to visit disabled children. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Languages: English, Korean, Russian. Professional translation experiences in all three languages.