Dr. Richard G. Linowes has devoted more than four decades to advancing the field of management education, with a focus on business quality management and cross-cultural relations. As the founding professor and president of Clarewood University, he has shaped the next generation of global business leaders through an approach rooted in ethics, strategy, and international understanding.

His distinguished academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts in cybernetics, a Master of Science in computer and communication sciences from the University of Michigan, and a Doctor of Business Administration from Harvard University. Early in his career, Dr. Linowes worked with Matsushita Electric Industrial Company in Japan, an experience that deepened his interest in cross-cultural business practices.

In addition to his leadership at Clarewood University, Dr. Linowes has served as an educator for the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Services Institute, where he contributed to the development of diplomats and global affairs professionals. He also directed the Sustainability Management Program at American University, reflecting his commitment to responsible business practices.

Dr. Linowes is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Fulbright Association, the International Personnel Association, and the Association of Japanese Business Studies. Beyond academia, he is deeply involved in his community, volunteering at local schools, serving on the board of Shaare Torah, and acting as vice president of his Homeowners Association.

Looking ahead, Dr. Linowes remains focused on fostering ethical leadership and sustainable growth in the global business landscape through innovative educational programs and public service.