Alberto Namudo, an assistant professor in the School of Business and Communications at the University of New Hampshire, said he believes Trump, a business outsider, will be a populist and will have a different approach to managing agencies and corporations because he has never run an environment with the kind of political interference that “everybody believes in — the big government, big-oil, big-corporate approach.”

“What you’re going to see will be Trump being the guy who says, ‘Guys, don’t you let them take away your jobs,’ and he doesn’t take it personally,” Namudo added. “… It’s going to be the guy who really cares about his businesses.”

“He’s going to take care of people, he’s going to use his businesses to make a lot of money.”

–CNNMoney’s Matthew Beynon contributed to this report.

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