Ben Shields IV – MIT Sloan Senior Lecturer in Managerial Communication

Ben Shields is an MIT Sloan Senior Lecturer of Managerial Communication. He offers several graduate-level courses such as Social Media Management and Sports Strategy and Analytics.

He also developed and teaches two open enrollment programs – Data-Driven Teams and Communication for Leaders.

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Early Life and Education

At Oak Ridge Military Academy and later UNC, he went on to study engineering. Additionally, he played minor league baseball for Richmond Colts as a southpaw pitcher who batted left-handed and threw right-handed.

He had a deep appreciation for people, real estate, pheasant hunting and traveling. In Rangeley he and his wife co-founded Crown Capital Securities where they collaborated closely for many years before retiring together.

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Professional Career

Shields was considered one of the top cornerbacks in the NFL during his time, earning multiple All-Pro team selections and even being honored with a Super Bowl ring. Unfortunately, due to recurring concussions he eventually had to step away from football altogether.

Shields discussed his experiences with concussions in an interview with Dan Le Batard. He revealed that for several months after receiving the injury he lived in darkness and silence, staying away from TV, phone calls, music etc.

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Achievement and Honors

Ben Shields is an actor, filmmaker and performance union member of Actors Equity Association, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and American Guild of Musical Artists performance unions. Additionally he belongs to Black Repertory Theatre where he won an Audie Landau Deliberateur Community Orchestra award as Outstanding Director in 2010.

At the MIT Sloan School of Management, he designed and taught courses on digital transformation in sports, media and entertainment. His research interests center on using social media for business purposes as well as its impact on society and culture.

She acts as a trusted advocate for healthcare professionals in fair hearing/appellate review proceedings and before state licensing boards to protect their licenses, while she prepares medical staff bylaws and policies for hospitals and other healthcare facilities.

Personal Life

Benjamin Shields IV made his initial court appearance this morning for the murder investigation of his father. Family members attended and were present during this hearing.

Shields was raised in the public eye, yet has struggled to maintain her independence in an industry often hostile to female workers. She has worked to reclaim her narrative and is an inspiration to many.

Ben was known as Lefty or Big Ben during his Major League Baseball pitching days from 1924-1931 with the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies. He batted right-handed and threw left-handed. Additionally he established and built Crown Capital Securities with his partners and friends; enjoyed traveling as well as hosting parties at home; loved real estate investing and snow skiing – particularly Center Hill Lake where his home resided – along with being an outstanding businessman and family man.

Net Worth

Joseph Shields has successfully made multiple trades totaling more than $172,000 worth of Flowers Foods stock since 2011. On May 24, 2018 alone he exercised 7,020 units worth $1,670,000.

Shields joined MIT Sloan School of Management as a lecturer of managerial communication in 2014. His courses, Communication for Leaders and Advanced Leadership Communication, explore best practices in leadership as well as how communications plays an integral part of contemporary business operations.

Shields has also recently developed and taught a course entitled Social Media Management: Persuasion in Networked Culture, using his sports industry knowledge to investigate how recent social media trends and data collection initiatives impact fan behavior.

Shields’ work serves as a source of insight into broader trends of technology adoption, media consumption and revenue model disruption caused by digital technologies. He has studied various disciplines relating to crisis management as part of his research and teaching practices.