GERMANTOWN, MD, March 02, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Dr. Richard G. Linowes, president and founding professor of Clarewood University, was selected by Marquis Who's Who for a prominent feature in the New York Edition of The Wall Street Journal, published on February 25, 2026.

Guided by a deep sense of ethical fortitude and a mission to provide guidance to the next generation of business leaders, Dr. Linowes has worked for more than five decades to improve management education. Focusing much of his research on emerging markets and the effects of globalization, he has earned distinction as the president of Clarewood University, which he established in 2014 to serve as an educational base for students who aspire to make a positive impact on international business and public administration.

Between the start of his career at Panasonic in Osaka, Japan, where he found himself fascinated by the cultural differences between Japan and the United States, and his later work in investment banking with Goldman Sachs in New York, Dr. Linowes became convinced of the need for higher standards in business education. Entering the field of academia, he joined the Kogod School of Business at American University, where he eventually earned the title of Kogod Outstanding Professor.

During this time, and continuing into his role at Clarewood University, Dr. Linowes has sought to address issues in the field of business by shaping students into players of high integrity. To accomplish this goal, he has developed new teaching methods that cultivate strategic awareness and encourage servant leadership. In this fashion, Dr. Linowes works to build the next generation of enlightened leaders, growing global understanding and preparing them for international activities in a cross-cultural environment.

Graduating from Princeton with a Bachelor of Arts in 1973, Dr. Linowes went on to earn a Master of Science at the University of Michigan in 1975 and a Doctor of Business Administration at Harvard University in 1984. Since embarking on his career, he has written extensively, editing several publications, contributing articles and creating experiential exercises and video programming that seek to cultivate new approaches to management education.

In addition to earning a Fulbright Fellowship for Pedagogical Innovation from New Zealand in 1989, Dr. Linowes was part of the team that extended the Baldrige National Quality Award to honor educational organizations that demonstrate "outstanding performance" in 1994. Other achievements include his participation in the inaugural meeting of the Kogod Alumni Network of Greater New York, which was attended by 30 former students. Looking ahead, Dr. Linowes hopes to be remembered as a champion of principled entrepreneurship and international understanding and an inventor of innovative, effective approaches to education.

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