I am a PhD candidate at MIT, graduating in 2026. 

My research studies how governance, leadership, technology, and institutional design shape firm performance. I find that firms dynamically govern their supplier relationships through tiering and promotion policies that combine selection and incentives, and that buyers achieve supply chain resilience through targeted interventions across firm boundaries rather than vertical integration. I show that individual managers have persistent effects on the organizations they lead and that CEOs systematically shape firm markups through cost discipline rather than pricing. I also study how concentrated banking relationships can become a liability for family firms during regulatory shocks, and how interest rate caps reshape credit allocation across borrower types.

I will be joining Bocconi University's Department of Management and Technology as an Assistant Professor next academic year.