David W. Young is Professor of Management at Boston University's School of
Management, where he served for five years as chair of the Department of
Accounting, for four years as director of the Accounting MBA Program, and for
three years as director of the Health Care Management Program. He also served a
3-year term as a Gubernatorial-appointed commissioner and chair of the
Massachusetts Hospital Payment System Advisory Commission (HospPAC), a 7-member
body charged with monitoring access, quality, and fair-market standards as
Massachusetts shifted to a more market-oriented health care system. He has been
nominated 4 times for BUs prestigious Metcalf Award for teaching excellence.
Professor Young's executive education activities include Harvard Universitys
programs for Chiefs of Clinical Service, Health Systems Management, and
Leadership Development for Physicians, where he has been a core faculty member
for the past 28 years. He also has taught in a variety of in-house programs in
hospitals and other health care organizations. He has lectured and taught
extensively in Europe, Latin America, Japan, and the Middle East, and has
served as a consultant on management control system design to a wide variety of
organizations. He has been a Visiting Professor at IESE Business School, in
Barcelona, Spain, the University of Bologna (Forli campus) in Italy, and the
China-Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai.
Professor Young is the coauthor with Robert N. Anthony of Management Control in
Nonprofit Organizations, which is in its seventh edition, and has been
translated into Japanese and Italian. He has authored or coauthored over 200
cases and teaching notes that have been used in degree-granting and executive
education programs around the world. His most recent books (all published in
2003) are A Managers Guide to Creative Cost Cutting: 181 Ways to Build the
Bottom Line, published by McGraw Hill; Techniques of Management
Accounting: An Essential Guide for Managers and Financial Professionals
(McGraw Hill); and Management Accounting in Health Care Organizations (Jossey
Bass).
Professor Young has been a Milton Fund Fellow at the Harvard Medical School, and
has served as a board member (and treasurer) of several healthcare and
nonprofit organizations. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees of The
Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation in Brookline MA (where he is treasurer). He
has served as an expert witness in several matters concerning nonprofit
organization financing, and is a Community Dispute Services Panel Member of the
American Arbitration Association. He earned a B.A. from Occidental College in
Los Angeles, an M.A. in economics from the University of California at Los
Angeles, and a doctorate from the Harvard Business School. For additional
information, go to www.davidyoung.org
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