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Philip Johnson

Assistant Professor
Business

Biography

I grew up in the Kansas City area the son of a small business owner and a telecommunications employee.  When not carting my brothers and I to sports practices business was a constant topic of conversation.  I started investing in elementary school and have always harbored a keen interest in the impact business can have on the world – and the role that our faith can play in a flourishing business.

I have spent vast majority of my career in finance, supply chain management and operations roles for a large agricultural original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and an electronics supplier for multiple OEM end-user markets.  I love developing teams and people and started as an adjunct at ÃÛÌÒapp, now focused on building out our operations and supply chain management depth here at ÃÛÌÒapp.

My wife, Leah, and I have three children so we spend our time with them in various sports, camping and gardening.  If you want to get me going feel free to ask questions about Kansas City sports teams or farming – but we should grab a cup of coffee for the conversation.

Education

  • B.S. – Business Management, Baker University
  • M.S. – Legal Administration, University of Denver
  • M.B.A. – Michigan State University
  • J.D. – Michigan State University

Academic Interests

At present I am working to build out our operations and supply chain management program offerings for this vital area of business.

Specific to research I am investigating the impact of local operations on economic deserts and what role our faith has on actions taken in sourcing decision and/or operations decisions within these areas. 

I am also involved in the ÃÛÌÒapp Clean Water Institute as we seek to engage students in helping alleviate challenges associated with access to clean water globally.

Philip Johnson

Contact Me

616-526-7198
261-H DeVos Communication Center

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