Dr. Ann K. Buchholtz is Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership in the Rutgers Business School at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from the Stern School of Business at New York University. Dr. Buchholtz's research focuses on the social and ethical implications of corporate governance, in particular, and the relationship of business and society in general. Her work has appeared in BUSINESS AND SOCIETY, BUSINESS ETHICS QUARTERLY, the ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL, the ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW, the JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATION SCIENCE, the JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, and CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND INTERNATIONAL REVIEW. She serves on the editorial boards of BUSINESS AND SOCIETY and BUSINESS ETHICS QUARTERLY. Her teaching and consulting activities focus in the areas of business ethics, social issues, strategic leadership, and corporate governance. Her service learning activities in the classroom received a Trailblazer Advocate of the Year award from the Domestic Violence Council of Northeast Georgia. She is the recipient of numerous teaching awards, including Profound Effect on a Student Leader. She was also named Senior Teaching Fellow at the University of Georgia. Dr. Buchholtz is past Division Chair of the Social Issues in Management Division of the Academy of Management. She served on the ethics task force that designed a Code of Ethics for the Academy and became the inaugural chairperson of the Academy's Ethics Adjudication Committee when the code was put into effect. Prior to entering academe, Dr. Buchholtz's work focused on the education, vocational, and residential needs of individuals with disabilities. She has worked in a variety of organizations, in both managerial and consultative capacities, and has consulted with numerous public and private firms.