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PGP 1972 Alumnus Manoj Agarwal Retires After 49 Years at Binghamton University

PGP 1972 Alumnus Manoj Agarwal Retires After 49 Years at Binghamton University

Manoj Agarwal stands in front of Academic Building A. Image Credit: Shawn Ammann.

As Binghamton University celebrates its 80th anniversary, Professor Manoj Agarwal marks 49 distinguished years of leadership and academic contribution at the School of Management (SOM).

After earning his MBA from IIM Ahmedabad in 1972 and a PhD in marketing from the University at Buffalo, Agarwal joined Binghamton in 1977. Over nearly half a century, he played a pivotal role in elevating the university’s national reputation and stature.

An internationally recognized scholar in branding and conjoint analysis, Agarwal’s accomplishments include:

  • Research & Industry Impact: Published extensively in top-tier marketing journals, earned multiple research awards, collaborated with international scholars, and served as a consultant for major corporations.
  • Academic Leadership: Served in key leadership roles, including Associate Dean and Founding Director of the Master of Science in Data Analytics program.
  • Excellence in Teaching: Mentored generations of students using a unique problem-solving philosophy designed to cultivate independent, creative thinkers.

Reflecting on his journey, Agarwal expressed deep gratitude for his colleagues, students, and community: “I owe a lot to upstate New York, to Binghamton, to the University, and to the School of Management.” His dedicated service leaves an indelible mark on SOM’s ongoing growth and excellence.

See Also
Ashok Chand Mathur, PGP 1971, IIMA Alumnus, USA Patent Story, THE WIMWIAN OCT 2026

Please read more at the link below: 

https://www.binghamton.edu/news/story/6331/som-professor-retires-after-a-successful-49-year-career

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