Stanislav Sokolinski received his B.A. in Economics and Accounting and his M.A. in Financial Economics from Hebrew University in years 2008 and 2011. Prior to joining a graduate program of Harvard Economics Department, he was assigned to advice the Director General of Israeli Ministry of Finance on economic policy and capital market reforms. Sokolinski was included in the prestigious "40 Under 40" list in The Marker of the most promising Israeli young professionals for his contributions to economic policy. His current research interests are in Corporate Finance and Entrepreneurship.  His work focuses on how angel investors improve outcomes of firms they invest in as well as on the value-added services of early investors. Sokolinski also works on incentives in money management industry as well as on financial advice. Stanislav offered an undergraduate course in Research in Behavioral, Experimental and Financial Economics for 2012-2016. He was awarded Derek Bok Center Certificate for Excellence in Teaching for the exceptional teaching evaluations.