Rotman Management – April 2019

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QUESTIONS FOR Nigel Travis

92

FACULTY FOCUS Brian Golden

96

QUESTIONS FOR Laura Methot

99

QUESTIONS FOR Melaina Vinski

102

QUESTIONS FOR C.J. Pascoe

105

POINT OF VIEW Rod Lohin

108

POINT OF VIEW J. Schwartz + D. Ariely

111

QUESTIONS FOR Maayan Ziv

114

QUESTIONS FOR Aneeta Rattan

117

QUESTIONS FOR Heath Fogg Davis

120

QUESTIONS FOR Rumeet Billan

123

FACULTY FOCUS Anita M. McGahan

Rotman Management

Spring 20 19

Published in January, May and September

by the Rotman School of Management

at the University of Toronto, Rotman

Management explores themes of interest

to leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs,

featuring thought-provoking insights and

problem-solving tools from leading global

researchers and management practitioners.

The magazine reflects Rotman’s role as

a catalyst for transformative thinking that

creates value for business and society.

ISSN 2293-7684 (Print)

ISSN 2293-7722 (Digital)

Editor-in-Chief

Karen Christensen

Contributors

Steve Arenburg, Ajay Agrawal, Bing Feng,

Joshua Gans, Brian Golden, Avi Goldfarb,

Sarah Kaplan, Melanie Kim, Rod Lohin, Anita

M. McGahan, Jima Oyunsuren, Mike Simutin,

Dilip Soman, Mykyta Tymko

Sales & Circulation Associate

Lori Mazza

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From the Editor

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Thought Leader Interview:

Sarah Kaplan

by Karen Christensen

Idea Exchange

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“The behavioural toolkit has its greatest application where there

are significant gaps between intention and behaviour”.

–Melaina Vinski, p. 99

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