Bradford (Lynch) Levy
Assistant Professor
Chicago Booth
Bradford (Lynch) Levy’s research aims to provide data relevant to questions of public interest—with particular emphasis on the environment, capital markets, and corporate governance.
He has been quoted or cited by such business publications as the Financial Times, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, and Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, as well as several centers for thought leadership, including the National Bureau of Economic Research, Harvard Law School, Cooley PubCo, and Law360. He spent nearly a decade in the technology and automotive industries, where he led analytics, software development, and design teams. During this time, he was granted patents in artificial intelligence and safety technologies.
Levy holds a BS in mechanical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from the University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business. Additionally, he earned an MA and PhD from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.