Research Interests

Impacts of regulation and deregulation on competition in the financial services industry.

Teaching Courses

Strategic management, international management, real estate finance

Publications and Experience

Professor Gallo has 20 years of university teaching experience at both the graduate and undergraduate levels and spent 4.5 years as Associate Dean in the School of Management at Clark University. In addition to teaching, Professor Gallo has the role of faculty mentor for teaching and classroom management. Her research has focused on the impacts of regulation and deregulation on competition in the financial services industry. 

Marx, Robert A., Meisel, Steven, Lacey, Nelson, McLean, Cheryl, and Donna M. Gallo (1997). Using business heroes to break cultural barriers within business schools and beyond. Organizational Behavior Teaching Society Conference, Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH.

Marx, Robert A., Meisel, Steven, Lacey, Nelson, McLean, Cheryl, and Donna M. Gallo (1997). A hero is more than a sandwich.  Inviting business leaders to your company and making the most of it. Presented at the Mid-Atlantic Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Mir, Raza A. and Donna M. Gallo (1996).  Global strategies or decentralized decision making?  An information processing perspective on the paradox of control in the multi-business firm. Presented at the Eastern Academy of Management Meetings, Washington, D.C.