Barry Silverman

Dr. Barry Silverman serves as the Schlobach Distinguished Chair in Business at Marist College's School of Management, bringing 30 years of expertise as an educator and marketing consultant for Fortune 500 companies. A featured speaker at the American Marketing Association, he uniquely integrates commercial enterprise, business consulting, and academic experience to analyze contemporary business and cultural trends.

His academic credentials include:

• PhD in International Business from International School of Management (2023)
• MBA in Marketing from Fairleigh Dickinson University (1995)
• BA in Economics and English from Rutgers College (1987)

Dr. Silverman's research examines the intersection of socio-economic dynamics, generative AI, and marketing strategy. He investigates how cultural shifts impact consumer behavior and brand decision-making, while pioneering applications of AI in marketing processes. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world business challenges across global contexts.

His publication portfolio reveals a trajectory toward technology-driven marketing analysis, particularly in healthcare and international trade domains. Recent works emphasize data-centric approaches to brand strategy while maintaining focus on core relationships between corporate identity and business outcomes in evolving economic landscapes.

His academic recognition includes:

• Teaching Excellence Award as Highest Rated Marketing Instructor in NYU Program (2015)

Dr. Silverman actively shapes practical marketing education through course development and student mentorship. His initiatives include revitalizing Branding and Integrated Communications curricula, designing the internationally deployed Advanced Brand Strategy course, and establishing collaborative networks connecting students with local enterprises for real-world projects. He founded The NYU BrandLab student blog to foster professional dialogue and content creation within the marketing discipline.

He leads The NYU BrandLab initiative, creating platforms for students to engage with marketing professionals while producing industry-relevant content that advances disciplinary knowledge and practical application.