The Marketing Center Münster had the pleasure to welcome Cait Lamberton, University of Pittsburgh, and Rebecca Walker Reczek, Ohio State University, for the first time to Münster! The two scholars are global thought leaders in the field of consumer research, as evidenced by numerous impressive publications and awards.
Thought leaders and emerging scholars from around the world gathered at the University of Leeds for an enriching four days of collaborative learning, innovation and networking. Among them were Professor Manfred Krafft and Julian Allendorf from the Marketing Center Muenster.
The MCM is pleased to welcome Dr. Wayne D. Hoyer from the University of Texas in Austin, USA. He will stay at the MCM from September 5, 2018 for approximately one year. Dr. Hoyer is an expert in Consumer Behavior, Customer Insight, and Marketing Communications. His research encompasses amongst others, Processing and Decision Making, Customer Relationship Management, and Advertising Information Processing.
As part of their visits to Münster this summer, Dr. Dwayne D. Gremler and Dr. Mark B. Houston both received their Visiting International Professors awards by the School of Business and Economics. These “VIP” awards are highly selective, given to only a very small number of distinguished scholars from outside Germany, honoring them for their long-term and ongoing services to the school.
For the seventh time, Mark B. Houston, Professor of Marketing at the Neeley School of Business of Fort Worth-based Texas Christian University (TCU) and an area editor at the Journal of Marketing, visited Münster’s Marketing Center to teach a doctoral course on survey research methods.
From June 13 to 14, Julian Allendorf, doctoral candidate at the Institute of Marketing (IfM), and Verena Visse, master graduate from University of Muenster participated in the International Food Marketing Research Symposium 2018 in Bournemouth. The conference is a dedicated, regular forum where academic food marketers can meet to present their research in various stages of development (from working papers to completed papers) to advance the discipline of academic food marketing.
From May 23 to 25, Julian Allendorf, Agnes Sophie Roggentin and Vanessa Steppuhn, all doctoral candidates at the Institute of Marketing (IfM), participated in the Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference in New Orleans. The conference on the theme “Boundary Blurred: A Seamless Customer Experience in Virtual and Real Spaces” was co-chaired by Monika Kukar-Kinney (University of Richmond) and Lan Xia (Bentley University).
The prime event in research on the economic side of filmed entertainment, the Mallen Conference, will this year be co-chaired by MCM professor Thorsten Hennig-Thurau, together with Jannis Funk from Film University Babelsberg, Olav Sorenson (Yale), and Abraham Ravid (Yeshiva New York). The conference, which celebrates the 20th anniversary of the conference series, will be hosted by the MCM in conjunction with Film University Babelsberg and the DFG Research Group 1452 “How Social Media is Changing Marketing” in Potsdam and Berlin from September 26-29.
Thought leaders and emerging scholars from around the world gathered at the University of Missouri for an enriching two days of collaborative learning and innovation. The inaugural Marketing Strategy Consortium brought together 44 fellows representing six countries, as well as doctoral faculty and researchers from leading universities from across North America and Europe.
Dr. Sonja Gensler ist gemeinsam mit ihren Ko-Autoren Prof. Scott Neslin (Dartmouth) und Prof. Peter Verhoef (Groningen) für ihren Artikel „The Showrooming Phenomenon: It’s More than Just About Price“ mit dem Best Paper Award der Zeitschrift Journal of Interactive Marketing ausgezeichnet worden. Die Preisverleihung fand im Rahmen der Interactive Marketing Research Conference am 24. März 2018 in Amsterdam statt.