Bing Wang

Bing Wang is a Senior Lecturer in Global Economics and Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Her academic research focuses on innovation and value creation in the context of global transformation, with particular emphasis on emerging markets. She investigates how design thinking and strategic investment frameworks can be integrated to address complex challenges in urban environments and entrepreneurial ventures. Prior to joining the MIT Sloan faculty, she was an Associate Professor in practice of real estate and the built environment at Harvard University. Wang’s work lies at the intersection of value creation, urban innovation, and global market dynamics within entrepreneurial ecosystems and technological undertakings.

Bing Wang is a faculty member at MIT Sloan, specializing in real estate investment, global economics, urban innovation, design thinking, and entrepreneurship. His research explores the intersection of real estate markets, urban development, and economic transitions, particularly in China. Wang's work addresses topics such as non-performing loan resolution, urbanization, and sustainable development, emphasizing the role of design thinking in fostering innovation. His publications analyze the evolving structure of real estate markets, the impact of global events on urban planning, and the integration of technology in shaping future cities. His research contributes to understanding the complexities of real estate investment and its implications for economic and urban development.