Gregory L. Stoller is a Lecturer at Boston College's Carroll School of Management and is actively involved in building the School's entrepreneurship and international business programs.

He is also the President of Coolidge Plaza, LLC, a real estate holding company that buys, sells, and operates commercial and residential properties in the metropolitan Boston area.

Stoller was previously the Financial Planning Manager at ZOOTS, a retail dry cleaning start-up, responsible for strategy development, and sourcing and evaluation of real estate locations. His real estate career began at Realty Financial Partners, a development and operations company, as the assistant to the CFO. Stoller's international experience formally started at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, where he was recruited and selected as the first full-time, American staff member in the hotel's history, which at that time was 104 years old. After returning to the U.S., he joined Shiva Corporation as the Asia Pacific and Latin America Market Development Manager.

At Boston College, he is the director for the core M.B.A. business planning course, teaches second-year classes in global strategy and management, and teaches electives in entrepreneurial finance and international entrepreneurship. Stoller is also the director of the Asian International Management Experience Program, and the International Consulting Project. He has been named graduate faculty member of the year for distinguished teaching, as voted by the students, is a recipient of a TWIN award for innovative teaching with the summa cum laude distinction, and has been nominated for a national innovation award. Stoller is a published author of the book Strategies in Entrepreneurial Finance with Accompanying Case Studies, and business articles detailing the successful practices of U.S. and international firms. He regularly works with the press providing commentary and analysis on domestic and international business issues. Previously he taught as an adjunct faculty member at Boston University's Graduate School of Management. Stoller is a graduate of the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration, and Harvard Business School. He speaks, reads and writes Japanese, is proficient in French and Mandarin Chinese, and speaks basic Spanish, Cantonese Chinese and Korean.

Carroll School of Management
Fulton Hall 226A
140 Commonwealth Ave.
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
gregory.stoller.1@bc.edu
phone: 617-552-6828