Dr. Ann Dulhanty

Overview

Ann brings a healthy variety of career and teaching experiences to Ryerson's entrepreneurship and strategy programs. The theme that ties all of here experience together is the intersection of new technology and business, and their impact on society. From research origins in Medical Biophysics, which focused on human genetics and novel cancer therapies, she moved to the world of business, beginning in investment banking, a health charity, technology transfer and her own business, where she advised startup inventors on business strategy. She has taught business strategy, business ethics and entrepreneurship courses at three different Canadian universities previously.

Her current scholarly interests include case studies in the strategic management of firms and research papers exploring the social and ethical aspects of emerging applications of technology such as the value of personal data and inclusion of artificial intelligence in business processes. Ann is also an avid blogger, commenting on many aspects of the business use of technology and trends in entrepreneurship.