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Dr. Joseph Cabuay

Associate Teaching Professor for Technological Systems Management
Stony Brook University, State University of New York - Korea
South Korea
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Fellowship mandate: 2027 to 2028

Biography

Dr. Joseph S. Cabuay is an international executive educator, organizational leadership specialist, and strategic advisor with four decades of experience spanning global business, higher education, institutional development, and international affairs.

He is an Associate Teaching Professor at Stony Brook University/SUNY Korea and a senior executive education facilitator at the Asia School of Business, where he works with banking and insurance board directors and senior executives on AI leadership, governance, and responsible organizational decision-making. He has also delivered international MBA and EMBA learning programs and serves as Special Advisor to Alonsera’s Global AI Center of Excellence.

His current professional interests focus on the future of leadership in AI-driven organizations, particularly executive judgment, human oversight, accountability, organizational transformation, and the evolving relationship between human leadership and intelligent technologies.

His earlier career includes service at United Nations Headquarters, Vice President for Global Business Development at the New York City Economic Development Corporation, Director of Global Strategy and Partnerships at Seoul National University, and Founding Executive Director of the Asia Society Korea Center. At SUNY Korea, he established the Center for Teaching & Learning and developed TEFLON, a faculty initiative promoting teaching excellence and innovation.

He holds a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership focusing on Technological Systems Management from Northeastern University and a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University with a functional concentration in Science & Technology Policy Management.

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