Karthik Ramanna is an associate professor of business administration at Harvard Business School, where he is also the Henry B. Arthur Fellow, an appointment supporting the research and teaching of business ethics.

Additionally, Karthik is a faculty associate in the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs in Harvard’s Faculty of Arts & Sciences and an associate editor of the Journal of Accounting & Economics.

Karthik teaches the first-year M.B.A. course “Leadership and Corporate Accountability,” where he is particularly involved in studying the responsibilities of business leaders worldwide in lobbying regulators and combating corruption.

Previously, Karthik taught the first-year M.B.A. course “Financial Reporting and Control.”

Occasionally, he co-teaches in HBS’ executive programs (the “Advanced Management Program” and “Finance for Senior Executives”) and its doctoral programs.

In November 2012, he will help launch “Leadership and Corporate Accountability—India” an executive program at HBS’ new classroom in India.

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