Bradley K. Googins was a Professor in Organizational Studies (Ret) at the Boston College’s Carroll School of Management. From 1997-2009 he was also the Executive Director of the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, a research and education center with over 300 leading corporations as members that served as a leading voice in the U.S. on the role of business in society. He was the founder of the Global Education and Research Network, a group of 12 of the leading CSR institutions across the globe from Latin America, Asia, and Europe. Prior to Boston College Dr. Googins was a professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at Boston University where he founded the Center for Work & Family at Boston University that he moved to Boston College in 1997. He was selected and served as a National Kellogg Leadership Fellow from 1989- 1992.

Currently, he is a Visiting Professor of Strategy at the Catholic University of Milan and a Senior Fellow at the Lewis Institute on Social Innovation Babson College. His primary focus is on Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation and is a Senior Fellow for E4Impact Africa, an initiative creating the next generation of entrepreneurs in Africa and building the capacity of African Universities in entrepreneurship.