Bruce B. Rosenthal. MBA, Ph.D., has a long and varied career from Wall Street to Tokyo, from the Mediterranean back to the U.S., including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York/New Jersey area, Texas and now northern Kentucky. He has a long, successful series of work experiences in business and education.
After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University, Rosenthal moved to Osaka, Japan for five years, and worked as a teacher within the Japanese educational system.
Returning to the United States, Rosenthal worked in industry and Wall Street while earning his Master of Business Administration at Rutgers University in international business. He consequently became an entrepreneur, consulting with American business people who needed to learn how to work with and for the Japanese, and was hired by a division of Dow Jones.
After five years as the senior representative for Dow Jones/Telerate Financial Information in Tokyo, Japan, Rosenthal and his Japanese wife moved to the Mediterranean where he worked as a graphic and fine artist, selling designs and artwork in Japan, Southeast Asia, and Europe.
Rosenthal has been an academic leader since 2003 starting with his role as the director of graduate business programs and international programs at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, where he also earned his doctorate in health policy.
Throughout his academic and corporate career, Rosenthal has been a strong proponent and champion of creativity and innovative thinking, real-to-life experiential courses and programs, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and introducing business sustainability programs into business curricula.
He lives with his wife and daughter in Florence, Kentucky with their corgi, Woofgang, and black cat named Ichabod.
| Departments | Positions | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Robert W. Plaster College of Business | Dean | Dean |