Harry Costin holds a doctorate degree in Business Strategy from Boston University and a master’s degree in Education from Harvard University. He has over twenty five years of academic experience and has worked as an academic and a consultant in North, Central, and South America, in Europe, North Africa and Central Asia.
He likes to teach at DHBW Karlsruhe as he is strongly committed to the cooperative education system which which combines on-the-job training and academic studies.
 

David Moulton has worked in higher education for the last 35 years as a member of staff in university business schools. He currently holds a position of lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University. His subject areas cover quality management, which includes lean management and six sigma, project management and operations management, looking at not just the theoretical aspects of the subject but also the importance they have in the workplace and their practical application. David is currently the level 5 year tutor (2nd year undergraduate) managing the day to day student issues. He is also the faculty international mobility co-ordinator for staff mobility.

Agnes Neher is in the final stage of her Ph.D. at the German University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart. Currently, she is working as a consultant at Detecon (Switzerland) AG in the Sustainability Management Team. Her research focuses lie on the social reporting activities of institutional Investors, on the relationship between national ESG culture and sovereign bond yields, and on regulation regarding Responsible Investment in the EU.
She is motivated to teach at the DHBW as it gives her the chance lecturing in an international setting with students from all over the world. Especially discussing moral and cultural financial issues is enriched by the different cultural backgrounds.
 

Mariusz Soltanifar currently works as a Marketing Lecturer at the International Business School at Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen in The Netherlands. He has been working as a lecturer of entrepreneurship, business and marketing in several countries. He did his PhD in Poland at the University of Lodz and research in Australia and the United States. During his Master’s degree in International Marketing awarded by the University of Lodz in Poland he also studied at the DHBW Karlsruhe as an exchange student. Coming back to Karlsruhe as an international lecturer is a great pleasure for him

Mehmet Yusuf Yahyagil was a professor at the Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences at Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey and works now as a freelance academic. He has been lecturing primarily on the subject of organizational behavior and research methodology both at undergraduate and graduate level. His main research areas are: Organizational culture & climate, cross-cultural management, universal cultural values, subjective well-being, and relevant subjects.
He is very proud of lecturing students with many different cultural backgrounds and hopes that all of them can benefit of him as a lecturer as well.