David Faro received his PhD in Marketing and Behavioural Science at the University of Chicago.
He joined London Business School in 2006.
Faro’s research examines consumer and managerial decision-making. He is particularly interested in how to help consumers make better financial and health decisions. He also does research on the psychology of time perception and prosocial behaviour.
Faro co-directs two executive-education programmes at the London Business School: Strategic Branding and Decision-Making Strategies for Leaders.
He also teaches the course Behavioural Economics and Decision-Making for degree programmes.
Before joining academia, Faro worked in household appliance firms in Turkey and Greece.
He speaks English, Turkish and Hebrew.