Dr. Felix Lehmkuhle, former research assistant at the Chair of Marketing Management (IfM), has been awarded the prestigious Preis der Deutschen Marktforschung 2024 for his dissertation. His research “Is New Always Better? The Future of Physical Stores" was supervised by Prof. Dr. Manfred Krafft.
On April 23rd 2024, the Center of Nonlinear Science hosted the first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research EXPO by CeNoS and InterKI at the University of Münster in the Schlossfoyer. The event was aimed at researchers utilizing AI methodologies across various disciplines. The AI Research EXPO featured a poster exhibition and networking session, providing a platform for AI researchers to present their work and engage in interdisciplinary discussions. Additionally, two keynote presentations offered insights into the methodological and theoretical aspects of AI.
Another great achievement by the Marketing Center Münster:
The paper entitled "What is happening to my nearby stores? The own- and cross-effect of a radical store transformation on existing customers" co-authored by Professor Manfred Krafft and former Chair of Marketing Management team members Dr. Mirja Kroschke and Dr. Felix Lehmkuhle has been published in print in the prestigous Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science (JAMS).
The new publication “The Future of Physical Stores: Creating Reasons for Customers to Visit” co-authored by Els Breugelmans (KU Leuven), Lina Altenburg (KU Leuven), Felix Lehmkuhle (University of Münster), Manfred Krafft (University of Münster), Lien Lamey (KU Leuven) and Anne L. Roggeveen (Babson College) is published by the Journal of Retailing.
This winter semester 2023/24 the Marketing Center Münster had again the pleasure to welcome Prof. Dr. Wayne Hoyer from the University of Texas, Austin in Münster.
As longstanding visiting international professor, Prof. Hoyer was invited to give a lecture for the Marketing master course Consumer Behavior.
From July 26 to July 28, the team of the Chair of Marketing Management (IfM) spent its annual research retreat at Landhaus Rothenberge to discuss current research projects. This year, a special guest, Professor Leo Paas from the University of Auckland, also participated in the doctoral seminar and made an excellent contribution to the team, both professionally and personally.
