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DESCRIPTION:Mock Live Session: Unpacking the Principal–Agent Conflict: Usin
 g Economic Tools to Improve Organizational Performance with Professor Vlad
  DolgopolovStep into the virtual classroom with Professor Vlad Dolgopolov 
 for a lively\, thought-provoking mock session from a core micro economics 
 course within Gies online graduate programs. In this live session\, we’ll 
 explore the “principal–agent conflict”—a common but often hidden tension b
 etween company owners (principals) and managers (agents) whose incentives 
 don’t always align.Through real-world examples—from the Wells Fargo fake a
 ccounts scandal to everyday situations in real estate\, healthcare\, and p
 olitics—you’ll see how misaligned incentives can shape decisions\, impact 
 performance\, and even harm those the organization is meant to serve. We’l
 l also discuss how smart incentive design can reduce these conflicts and b
 oost organizational success.See firsthand how Gies connects theory to prac
 tice in ways that are relevant\, engaging\, and immediately applicable.&nb
 sp\;Register here!Meet Professor Vlad Dolgopolov -&nbsp\;Vlad Dolgopolov i
 s an adjunct lecturer of business administration\, having joined the Unive
 rsity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2018. He currently teaches course
 s in management economics and business analysis in the iMBA program. Dolgo
 polov earned a BS in business economics &amp\; finance and psychology from
  the University of Indianapolis in 1998. He went on to earn an MA and a Ph
 D in economics from Clark University in 2001 and 2005\, respectively. He a
 lso received two other master’s degrees\, a Master of Liberal Arts in mana
 gement from Harvard University in 2010\, and an MS in higher education adm
 inistration from Southern New Hampshire University in 2018. Prior to joini
 ng the University of Illinois\, Dolgopolov held executive positions in hig
 her education as associate dean at National Louis University\, vice presid
 ent of academic affairs at Antonelli College\, and vice president of insti
 tutional assessment and planning at Empire Education Corporation.
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SUMMARY:Mock Live Session: Unpacking the Principal–Agent Conflict: Using Ec
 onomic Tools to Improve Organizational Performance
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 d Dolgopolov for a lively\, thought-provoking mock session from a core mic
 ro economics course within Gies online graduate programs. In this live ses
 sion\, we’ll explore the “principal–agent conflict”—a common but often hid
 den tension between company owners (principals) and managers (agents) whos
 e incentives don’t always align.</p><p><span style="background-color: rgba
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 om the Wells Fargo fake accounts scandal to everyday situations in real es
 tate\, healthcare\, and politics—you’ll see how misaligned incentives can 
 shape decisions\, impact performance\, and even harm those the organizatio
 n is meant to serve. We’ll also discuss how smart incentive design can red
 uce these conflicts and boost organizational success.</span></p><p><span s
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 erit"></span><a href="https://choose.illinois.edu/register/mock-live-class
 -20251031" target="_blank" style="font-family: inherit\; font-size: inheri
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  white-space: inherit" class="cta-link"><strong>Register here!</strong></a
 ><strong></strong></h6></div><p><a href="https://giesbusiness.illinois.edu
 /profile/vlad-dolgopolov" target="_blank">Meet Professor Vlad Dolgopolov <
 /a>-&nbsp\;<span style="background-color: rgba(0\, 0\, 0\, 0)\; color: inh
 erit\; font-family: inherit\; font-size: inherit\; text-align: inherit\; t
 ext-transform: inherit\; word-spacing: normal\; caret-color: auto\; white-
 space: inherit">Vlad Dolgopolov is an adjunct lecturer of business adminis
 tration\, having joined the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 
 2018. He currently teaches courses in management economics and business an
 alysis in the iMBA program. Dolgopolov earned a BS in business economics &
 amp\; finance and psychology from the University of Indianapolis in 1998. 
 He went on to earn an MA and a PhD in economics from Clark University in 2
 001 and 2005\, respectively. He also received two other master’s degrees\,
  a Master of Liberal Arts in management from Harvard University in 2010\, 
 and an MS in higher education administration from Southern New Hampshire U
 niversity in 2018. Prior to joining the University of Illinois\, Dolgopolo
 v held executive positions in higher education as associate dean at Nation
 al Louis University\, vice president of academic affairs at Antonelli Coll
 ege\, and vice president of institutional assessment and planning at Empir
 e Education Corporation.</span></p>
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