Gregory Bradley, Ph.D.
President and CEO
President and CEO
Dr. Greg Bradley is an associate teaching professor in the School of Management, College of Business and Economic Development at the University of Southern Mississippi. Dr. Bradley typically teaches various quantitative-related management courses, and he teaches the capstone strategy course. He has won multiple teaching awards at the university and holds a title of Distinguished Teaching Scholar. He is also the founder and President of The Bradley Research Group, a 24-year old applied research and decision analytics firm. His field of expertise is the application of quantitative research in solving complex business and social problems. He has been the principal investigator/primary researcher on over 1,500 private and public research projects related predominately to either evaluating the relationships between and among employee/customer behavior and firm performance or measuring the economic impact of prescribed events. He frequently collaborates with researchers across the globe concerning the innovative application of research outcomes, particularly at the confluence of the behavioral sciences, organizational development, and economics.
Dr. Bradley has spoken at several domestic and international conferences and has authored a variety of research articles related to improving the decision-making process through quantitative analysis. His regional-based research includes measuring the impact of a Mississippi state gaming tax increase on the gaming industry, estimating the economic impact of the BP oil spill on the State of Mississippi, and measuring public perception of moving school start dates to after Labor Day which led to a new Mississippi law.
Since 2013, Dr. Bradley has visited Cuba 15 times and has spent over 80 nights in Havana during that time frame. He has lectured multiple times on Behavioral Economics to postgraduate psychology students at the University of Havana. His experience in lecturing to Cuban students has significantly broadened his understanding of the Cuban people, their rich heritage and culture,and their underlying economic system. In 2015, Dr. Bradley was awarded the prestigious Letter of Acknowledgement from the Cuban Society of Psychology. In 2016, Dr. Bradley was invited to present on Cuba's economy at Hominis, a hemispheric psychology conference held in Havana biannually. He is currently writing a book on Cuba's efforts at economic transformation.
Dr. Bradley has spoken at several domestic and international conferences and has authored a variety of research articles related to improving the decision-making process through quantitative analysis. His regional-based research includes measuring the impact of a Mississippi state gaming tax increase on the gaming industry, estimating the economic impact of the BP oil spill on the State of Mississippi, and measuring public perception of moving school start dates to after Labor Day which led to a new Mississippi law.
Since 2013, Dr. Bradley has visited Cuba 15 times and has spent over 80 nights in Havana during that time frame. He has lectured multiple times on Behavioral Economics to postgraduate psychology students at the University of Havana. His experience in lecturing to Cuban students has significantly broadened his understanding of the Cuban people, their rich heritage and culture,and their underlying economic system. In 2015, Dr. Bradley was awarded the prestigious Letter of Acknowledgement from the Cuban Society of Psychology. In 2016, Dr. Bradley was invited to present on Cuba's economy at Hominis, a hemispheric psychology conference held in Havana biannually. He is currently writing a book on Cuba's efforts at economic transformation.
