Derrick Bransby
Doctoral Student
Doctoral Student
Derrick Bransby is a doctoral student in the Health Policy Management program at Harvard Business School. Prior to HBS, he earned an MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and a BS in Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. Derrick brings more than eight years of consulting experience to the program during which he developed a keen interest in relationships between people, place, and process - a fascination which led him to Harvard. Today, his work explores organizing dynamics among teams performing complex, knowledge-intensive work and in particular the role of the built environment (the human-made spaces where we live and work) in shaping such dynamics. Broadly, his research interests are in organizational theory and behavior, teaming, and leadership.
Derrick Bransby is a doctoral student in the Health Policy Management program at Harvard Business School. Prior to HBS, he earned an MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and a BS in Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. Derrick brings more than eight years of consulting experience to the program during which he developed a keen interest in relationships between people, place, and process - a fascination which led him to Harvard. Today, his work explores organizing dynamics among teams performing complex, knowledge-intensive work and in particular the role of the built environment (the human-made spaces where we live and work) in shaping such dynamics. Broadly, his research interests are in organizational theory and behavior, teaming, and leadership.