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01 / Faculty

Todd Fitch

Formerly taught Business at UC Berkeley

Education
M.S. in Applied Economics, Johns Hopkins University, 2021
Education
M.S. in Jurisprudence, Seton Hall University Law School, 2019
Education
Graduate Certificate in Intellectual Property Law, Seton Hall University Law School, 2016
Education
MBA, University of California, Berkeley / Columbia University, 2005
Education
B.S. in Computer Science, San Jose State University, 1988
Meet Todd
Todd Fitch teaches Business at Campus

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02 / Meet Todd

Meet Todd

Professor Todd Fitch was a Lecturer (Continuing Status) at the Haas School of Business at the University of University of California-Berkeley and a Lecturer at both Berkeley Law and Berkeley Economics. Professor Fitch served as the Faculty Director of the Haas Center for Teaching Excellence from 2013-2016 and has also taught courses at the University of San Francisco, California Maritime Academy, and Sichuan University in Chengdu, China.

Professor Fitch has over thirty years of industry experience as an engineer, executive, and entrepreneur, with a focus on development, systems, and operations engineering. He worked as a software engineer developing telecommunications systems at IBM and rose to the level of Principle Engineer at Centigram/Mitel. He worked as a Senior Engineering Manager at Omnicell, managing multiple teams responsible for automation systems and data warehouse products and performing due-diligence for possible acquisitions, and as a Group Engineering Manager at Intuit, where he led quality engineering teams in the personal finance and small business divisions. He held C-level positions at two Silicon Valley startups that were focused on big data and predictive analytics.

Professor Fitch is also the inventor or co-inventor on thirty-one patents, many of them in the area of finance. In addition to teaching Business courses at Campus, Professor Fitch also serves as the Program Director. In that role, he is responsible for the development of the AABA curriculum and for the development of the other faculty in Campus's Business program.

Outside of the classroom, Professor Fitch is not only an avid traveler who splits his time between Northern California and the U.S. Virgin Islands, but also a Karate Instructor and Referee, a USPA-rated Skydiving Coach, and an accomplished runner (he completed his first marathon just ahead of Campus's first quarter in January 2022).

03 / Beyond the classroom

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04 / Ask Todd

Ask Todd Fitch

I hadn't taken an economics course until my graduate studies in business. I had no idea what I had been missing all those years!

Economics is fun and economics is all around us. Why do supermarkets put all the fun candy in the checkout lanes? Why are airline tickets cheaper if you stay over a Saturday night? Should you get up and walk out of a movie if you think it's terrible after 20 minutes, even though you can't get your money back? Economics has answers to all of these questions and more importantly, the economic way of thinking is useful in real life.

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