Francesco Bova

Bio

Francesco is an Associate Professor of Accounting at Rotman. Francesco has diverse research interests, and has focused most recently on issues related to equity-based compensation and gray markets. Francesco has papers forthcoming or published in a variety of top journals including: The Accounting Review, Journal of Financial Economics, Contemporary Accounting Research, Marketing Science, and Production and Operations Management. Francesco is a former recipient of the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and the GBC Instructor Award for Full-Time Courses. 

Academic Positions

2015 -  Associate Professor; University of Toronto

2008 - 2015  Assistant Professor; University of Toronto

Honors and Awards

2016  J. Robert Beyster Research Award

2016 - 2017  The Joseph Cabral Distinguished Scholar and Fellow Award

2014  Connaught New Researcher Award

2013  Accurate Equity Fellowship

2012  GBC Instructor''s Award for Full-Time Core Courses

2011  Dean''s Award for Excellence in Teaching

2011  Louis O. Kelso Faculty Fellowship for Research in Employee Ownership

2010  Standard Research Grant (Co-Investigator), w. G. Richardson; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

2010  Rutgers Fellowship for Research in Employee Ownership

2009 - 2015  Excellence in Teaching Award; Rotman School of Management

2009  Research Grant (Co-Applicant); CMA Canada / CAAA