Ning Su

Professor Ning Su is a scholar and educator, and an expert on global innovation and sourcing strategies, and qualitative research methods. His research explores the transformation of the global value chain, based on extensive interviews with key decision-makers across the diverse markets worldwide, and has been published in major journals such as MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, and MIT Sloan Management Review.

Professor Su has taught in diverse programs at Ivey, including EMBA, PhD, MBA, undergraduate, Executive Education, and case workshops for professors, practitioners, and policymakers worldwide. His students and audiences include managers and executives from the world’s largest and leading companies in sectors such as financial services, technology, consulting, and public organizations such as Google, Amazon, McKinsey, Vivo, Oppo, KPMG, HSBC, CLP, Asian Institute of Finance in Malaysia, the Hong Kong SAR Government, MTR, AS Watson, BOCHK, Esquel, and CITIC Pacific. 

Professor Su has published over 60 Ivey teaching cases. Many are widely used by universities and corporations worldwide. 

Professor Su has received the “40 Most Outstanding Business School Professors Under 40” from Poets&Quants 2017, Strategic Management Society’s Teaching Community Rep-at-Large 2018, the prestigious Inaugural Early Career Award from the Association for Information Systems, the Giarratani Rising Star Award runner up of the Industry Studies Association in the U.S., Best Article Awards from the Decision Sciences Institute and IBM Global Research, Ivey’s Early Career Impact Award, as well as Ivey and Western University’s teaching awards and commendations. 

Professor Su has worked at IBM in New York, News Corporation in Hong Kong, and a European investment consulting company, and advised major organizations, including Deloitte, AS Watson Group, Bank of China, and public sector organizations.