Haub School of Business Dean Joseph A. Diangelo, BS ’70, EdD, Recognized as AACSB Global Impact Awards Winner

Saint Joseph’s University is proud to announce that Haub School of Business Dean Joseph A. Diangelo, BS ’70, EdD, has been recognized as a winner of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International’s inaugural Global Impact Awards, celebrating the impact and dedication of business schools and their leaders today.

The Global Impact Awards honor individuals and institutions whose initiatives exemplify innovation, leadership and meaningful contributions to business education and society. Grounded in AACSB’s Global Standards for Business Education, the awards recognize contributions from across the global business education community.

DiAngelo was honored in the category of Excellence in Service: Accreditation Volunteer for his leadership, expertise and commitment to advancing business education globally. He has been an integral member of AACSB for 30 years, having previously served as chair of the board of directors, and in various leadership roles since 1996. To date, he has reviewed and accredited over 100 schools across five continents.

“Having served as a business school dean for 38 years, Dean DiAngelo has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to advancing excellence in business education and shaping institutions around the world,” says Jean McGivney-Burelle, PhD, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs. “This award is a testament to the lasting impact of his leadership, and we are proud that his contributions have been recognized with a Global Impact Award by AACSB.”

The 2026 honorees include 27 individuals and institutions from 16 countries, selected from a highly competitive pool of submissions. Award recipients are recognized for shaping future-ready business schools through strategic leadership, translating faculty research into meaningful impact, fostering inclusive social and economic growth, integrating emerging technologies into learning experiences, and supporting the AACSB community through dedicated service.

“The Global Impact Awards underscore Dean DiAngelo’s commitment to creating meaningful impact through business education,” says Lily Bi, president and CEO of AACSB. “His work sets a powerful example for the future of business education, and we look forward to his continued growth and influence.”

Winners will be formally recognized at AACSB’s International Conference and Meetings in Seattle, Washington, April 13-15, 2026.

For more information about the AACSB Global Impact Awards and details on this year’s winners, visit aacsb.edu/global-impact-awards.