Martin Holzhacker

Martin has taught managerial accounting in the Executive MBA, Full-time MBA, Masters of Accounting, Masters of Accounting and Data Analytics, and undergraduate accounting programs. He received his doctorate degree from WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management and his master degree from University of Mannheim, both in Germany. Prior to joining MSU, he has been an assistant professor at Rotterdam School of Management in the Netherlands.

Martin's research focuses on the design of internal accounting practices such as cost management, target setting, performance measurement, and contracting. To examine these topics, he cooperates with organizations in manufacturing, retail, services, health care and government. Martin's research has been published in top journals in accounting and related disciplines such as Journal of Accounting Research, the Accounting Review, Contemporary Accounting Research, Management Science, and Productions and Operations Management. Martin is a senior editor at Productions and Operations Management and has served on the editorial boards of Accounting, Organizations, and Society, Journal of Management Accounting Research and Accounting Horizons. He has been recognized by the American Accounting Association with the Best Early Career Researcher in Management Accounting Award and Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Runner-up Award in Managerial Accounting.