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• Sustainable Food Systems
• Local Food Systems
• Direct Sales
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Ola Bareja-Wawryszuk serves as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Management and Quality Sciences within the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Siedlce, Poland. Her institutional profile lists active contact details including email (ola.bareja-wawryszuk@uws.edu.pl), phone (+48 25 643 15 80), and consultation hours (Mondays 10:30-12:00 in Dorm 5 room 3). Her research centers on sustainable food systems and local food economies , with specialized expertise in direct sales models , e-commerce dynamics , and supply chain resilience during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Key interests include: Spatial concentration of food supply chains Consumer behavior in digital food markets Business models for agricultural sustainability Social media's role in local producer marketing Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a clear trajectory toward interdisciplinary sustainability research, increasingly integrating digital tools (e.g., green smartphone applications) with traditional food system studies. Her work consistently bridges business management, agricultural economics, and environmental science, with growing emphasis on pandemic-responsive adaptations and spatial analytics. She participates in university team (173/23/B) and has documented involvement in 2 research projects, though specific grant details remain undisclosed. Bibliometric indicators include a Scopus h-index of 3, Web of Science h-index of 2, and total ministerial score of 605.

Edward O'DonnellView profile

Associate Professor

• International Product Strategy
• Sales Management
• Inter-organizational Business Relationships
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Dr. Edward O'Donnell is an Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing & Management at the Turner College of Business & Technology, Columbus State University. He holds a Ph.D. in Marketing from Kent State University, a Master of Science in Accountancy from the University of Akron, and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Education: Ph.D. in Marketing (Kent State University), M.S. in Accountancy (University of Akron), B.S. in Mechanical Engineering His research focuses on international product strategy , sales management , and inter-organizational business relationships . His work explores mimetic isomorphism, peripheral product adaptation, governance structures, and trust dynamics in buyer-seller relationships, with applications in emerging markets and business-to-business contexts. Key trends in his publications include strategic alignment in global markets, transaction cost economics, and psychological drivers of sales performance. Awards include the Syracuse University Experiential Classroom Outstanding Case Teaching Award and the UTEP Best Paper Award. He has contributed to journals like the Journal of Management Studies and the Marketing Review. Scientific Awards: Syracuse University Experiential Classroom Outstanding Case Teaching Award UTEP Best Paper Award

Esteban FeuersteinView profile

Associate Professor

• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Online and Dynamic Algorithms
• Parallel and Distributed Algorithms
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Esteban Feuerstein is a faculty member at the Universidad de Buenos Aires , affiliated with the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences and the Department of Computer Science . A renowned Associate Professor, he has extensive experience in academic research and teaching. Education : Licenciado en Informática, ESLAI (1988) Doctor en Informática, Universidad de Roma 'La Sapienza' (1995) Research Focus : His work centers on Algorithms and Data Structures , with special emphasis on Online and Dynamic Algorithms , Parallel and Distributed Algorithms , and Computational Complexity . Additional interests include Knowledge Management , Information Retrieval , and Algorithmic Problems in Online Advertising . Academic Contributions : His 15 most recent publications (1993-2011) cover diverse subfields including Conflict-free Petri Nets , Stochastic Auction Mechanisms , Online Traveling Salesman Algorithms , and Distributed Inverted Files . These works span theoretical computer science, practical web search optimization, and algorithmic economic models. Professional Roles : Founder of Echagüe & Feuerstein Consultores (1999) Co-founder of umai (2001) Senior Consultant at Pragma Consultores (2001-) Yahoo! Research collaborator (2006) Editor-in-Chief of SADIO's Electronic Journal (1997-) Teaching : Currently teaches Algoritmos y Estructuras de Datos II at Universidad de Buenos Aires. Previously taught Algoritmos y Estructuras de Datos III (1995-2004).

Michael AntiocoView profile

Professor

• Marketing
• Innovation Management
• Marketing Communications
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Michael Antioco is a Professor in Marketing and Dean of Faculty and Research at EDHEC Business School since 2021. His research focuses on customer understanding , innovation management , and marketing communications , particularly in the high-tech and luxury sectors . He has collaborated with firms like Philips , L’Oréal , and IBA . Education : PhD in Marketing & Innovation Studies (Eindhoven University of Technology, 2006); Master’s in Business Science (UCLouvain, 2002); Visiting Scholar (Purdue University, 2004–2005). Prior Roles : Associate Professor at EMLYON Business School (2010–2013); Assistant/Associate Professor at IESEG School of Management (2006–2010). Research Trends : His work bridges quantitative marketing with practical business applications , emphasizing the psychological and functional barriers to technology adoption and luxury consumption . Recent projects include analyzing linguistic styles in press releases and consumer bias in online reviews . Strategic Initiatives : As Dean, he leads EDHEC’s ‘ Generations 2050 ’ plan, aiming to recruit 100 new professors by 2028. He also championed the ‘ Safe Place for Science ’ initiative to support U.S.-based researchers.

Isabel Maria Bernardo Pereira FarinhaView profile

Assistant Professor

• In-school Marketing
• Integrated Marketing Communication
• Blue Circular Economy
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Isabel Maria Bernardo Pereira Farinha is an Assistant Professor at IADE - Universidade Europeia in Lisbon, where she conducts research through UNIDCOM/IADE and ID: Co.Lab. Her academic work focuses on the intersection of marketing, sustainability, and social responsibility within educational and marine environments. Her primary research explores In-school Marketing , Integrated Marketing Communication , and Blue Circular Economy frameworks. She investigates youth marketing dynamics, advertising ethics in educational settings, school commercialism, and creative storytelling approaches. Her sustainability research emphasizes marine plastic pollution remediation through circular design principles and community engagement with fishing industries. Her 15 most recent publications reveal a clear trajectory toward interdisciplinary solutions, blending marketing theory with environmental science and design innovation. Key trends include ethical in-school marketing frameworks, circular economy applications in marine contexts, and storytelling techniques for sustainability communication. Her work consistently bridges academic research with practical industry applications. She has received significant recognition including: IADE Research and Teaching Award (2016) AE IADE Award for coordinating seven creative weeks of IADE-U (2014) IADE Team of the Year Award as part of the Creative Week team (2012) Professor Farinha has supervised 19 master's students and 1 PhD candidate across design, marketing, and advertising programs. Her research is funded through projects like the BLUE CIRCULAR POSTBRANDING PROJECT (2019-2022), which develops circular economy models using marine litter, and the COLETIVIDADES DO CONCELHO DE LISBOA initiative focused on historic retail preservation. She actively contributes to UNIDCOM/IADE research labs and coordinates the BLUE CIRCULAR project team, which partners with Cascais fishing communities, APLM/Docapesca, and municipal authorities to transform marine plastic waste into sustainable consumer products through circular design principles.

James ReardonView profile

Professor

• Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Retail Marketing
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James Reardon is a Professor in the Department of Marketing at the Monfort College of Business, University of Northern Colorado. He holds a PhD in Marketing from the University of North Texas, an MBA in General Business from the University of Montana, and a BS in Decision Information Systems from the same university. Education: PhD (University of North Texas), MBA & BS (University of Montana) Professional Roles: Director at Monfort College of Business (2012–Present) Memberships: Direct Marketing Educational Foundation, Journal of Marketing Education Editorial Board, Academy of Marketing Science His research focuses on international marketing, consumer ethnocentrism, retail buyer behavior, and service quality. Publications frequently address transitional economies, cultural influences on purchasing, and digital marketing strategies. Recent articles analyze the impact of cultural identity on product perception, SMS marketing effectiveness, and intellectual property theft dynamics. Over 15 studies highlight cross-cultural analysis, consumer decision-making, and market adaptation in transitional economies. Awards: MCB Scholar of the Year (2013), Outstanding Reviewer of the Year (Journal of Marketing Education, 2012) Service: Invited Keynote Speaker at EU-funded Future of Comfort in Living Signal Session (2012)

• Applied linguistics
• School texts and writing
• Academic writing
• +7 more

Andreas Nord is Professor of the Swedish Language at Uppsala University's Department of Nordic Languages, active since 2017. He also serves as Visiting Professor at Karlstad University (since 2020). His work bridges academic research with practical language development. Uppsala University Karlstad University Research Interests Nord specializes in applied linguistics , focusing on writing practices across educational and professional contexts. His research explores: Academic writing in social work and sociology Plain language initiatives in government communication Multimodal text analysis Critical discourse analysis of institutional texts Historical evolution of technical/professional language Semiotic landscapes in public spaces Publications & Teaching His recent work examines terminology management in multi-professional settings (2025) and digital communication dynamics (2024). He co-authored Functional Text Analysis (2019) and Text and Context (2017), contributing to methodological frameworks for text analysis.

• Decentralized Finance
• Cryptocurrency Markets
• Economic Policy Uncertainty
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Michael Mark Dowling is a Professor at DCU Business School, Dublin City University, Ireland. With an extensive research portfolio spanning finance, economics, and emerging technologies, he has published 58 documents with 2,347 citations and maintains an h-index of 20. His work bridges traditional financial systems with innovative blockchain applications, positioning him at the forefront of digital finance research. Dr. Dowling's research interests span several critical areas in contemporary finance and economics. His primary focus includes Decentralized Finance (DeFi) , Cryptocurrency markets , and Blockchain technology applications . He has made significant contributions to understanding NFT markets, Bitcoin volatility, and the intersection of financial systems with virtual worlds. His work on economic policy uncertainty and its impact on cryptocurrency markets has been particularly influential. Additionally, he explores Environmental Economics , examining the relationship between economic growth and carbon emissions in emerging economic blocs. His recent work on AI applications in finance, particularly with large language models like ChatGPT, demonstrates his ability to engage with cutting-edge technological developments. Analysis of Dr. Dowling's recent publications (2022-2024) reveals several key trends in his research. There's a clear progression from traditional financial analysis toward emerging digital asset markets, with a particular emphasis on non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and their market dynamics. His work demonstrates a sophisticated methodological approach, frequently employing advanced statistical techniques, machine learning, and big data analysis. The interdisciplinary nature of his research is evident in publications spanning finance, environmental economics, sports risk management, and virtual reality economics. His recent focus on AI applications in finance represents a timely exploration of how emerging technologies are transforming financial analysis and research methodologies. Dr. Dowling has made significant contributions to academic discourse through his extensive publication record. His research on the relationship between economic policy uncertainty and Bitcoin markets has provided valuable insights for investors and policymakers. The development of FinSentGPT represents an innovative approach to financial sentiment analysis across multiple languages. His work on NFT market dynamics has helped establish foundational understanding of these emerging digital markets. Through his bibliometric analyses, he has also contributed to mapping research landscapes in areas like advertising expenditure and stock performance, as well as Islamic economics and finance.

• Customer Equity
• Digital Marketing
• Retail Management
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Julián Villanueva is a full Professor in the Department of Commercial Management at IESE Business School, University of Navarra. With over 25 years of academic experience since joining IESE in 1997, he has established himself as a leading expert in customer equity, digital marketing, and sales management. His work bridges academic research and practical business applications, with extensive consulting experience for major multinational corporations. Educational Background: Ph.D. in Management (Marketing) from the University of California, Los Angeles MBA from IESE Business School, University of Navarra Bachelor of Economics and Business Administration from Complutense University of Madrid Professor Villanueva's research focuses on customer equity, specifically developing models to quantify and manage the total discounted cash flows from a company's customers. He has significant expertise in digital marketing, retail management, sales force management, and analyzing the long-term impact of marketing expenditures. His work explores how social media, CRM systems, and digital transformation strategies affect customer value and business performance. Recent publications examine conversion rate optimization, social media marketing, and the strategic implementation of digital transformation initiatives. His publications span top-tier journals including the Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Marketing, and Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, with recent work focusing on digital transformation, social media marketing, and customer equity models. The research demonstrates a clear trajectory from traditional marketing metrics toward digital analytics and customer-centric business models, reflecting the evolving marketing landscape. Notable Recognition: Two cases included in the Harvard Business School Premier Case Collection Professor Villanueva has extensive experience teaching executive education across multiple continents, including at CEIBS (China), Nile University (Egypt), INALDE (Colombia), IPADE (Mexico), IDE (Ecuador), PAD (Peru), and IEEM (Uruguay). He has consulted for major corporations including Telefónica, Grupo Santander, Bankinter, Caprabo, Eroski, Antonio Puig, Mastercard, Nestlé, and Nabisco, with projects spanning market research, marketing dashboards, customer segmentation, positioning recommendations, international expansion, and general marketing strategy. His consulting work demonstrates practical application of his academic research in real business contexts. He has served on the boards of several companies and has published numerous books, case studies, and technical notes, contributing significantly to both academic knowledge and business practice in marketing and management.

Veronique Isabelle Claire PouillardView profile

Professor

• Modern History
• Economic History
• Colonial History
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Veronique Isabelle Claire Pouillard is a Professor of Modern History at the University of Oslo, specializing in economic history, colonial history, and intellectual property rights in creative industries. She co-edited The Oxford Handbook of Luxury Business (2021) and authored Paris to New York: The Transatlantic Fashion Industry in the Twentieth Century (2021). Her current ERC-funded CREATIVE IPR project (2019-2025) examines the history of intellectual property in cultural sectors. Academic Appointments : Professor, Department of History, University of Oslo (2017–) Associate Professor, University of Oslo (2011–2017) Associate Professor, Université Libre de Bruxelles (2009–2011) Education : PhD, History, Université Libre de Bruxelles (1999–2003) M.A., History and Philosophy, Université Libre de Bruxelles Research Focus : Pouillard's work bridges fashion history, luxury business dynamics, and colonial/post-colonial legal frameworks. Her publications explore transatlantic fashion, IP rights in creative industries, and the intersection of colonialism with cultural production. Recent articles address advertising in colonial Congo, IP societies in decolonizing Congo, and luxury licensing beyond Paris/New York. Scientific Awards : ERC Consolidator Grant 818523 (2018) Prize of the Académie Royale de Belgique (2005) Member, Det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi (2021–) Grants & Projects : CREATIVE IPR (ERC-funded, 2019–2025) HERA II 'The Enterprise of Culture' (2013–2016) Nordic Branding (2016–2019)

Dipankar ChakravartiView profile

Professor

• Consumer Decision Making
• Managerial Decision Behavior
• AI Applications in Marketing
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Roles & Affiliations : Dipankar Chakravarti is the Robert H. Digges Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies and Professor of Marketing at Virginia Tech's Pamplin College of Business. He holds emeritus status at the University of Colorado Boulder. Previously, he served as faculty at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, University of Colorado Boulder, University of Arizona, and University of Florida. His roles include Vice-Dean at JHU Carey School, Interim Dean at CU Leeds School, and department head at Arizona Eller School. Education : B.Sc. (Physics, Presidency College, Calcutta, 1969); M.S. & Ph.D. (Industrial Administration, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1976/1979). Research Interests : Focuses on consumer and managerial decision-making, AI in marketing, and consumption patterns in poverty. His work bridges psychology, economics, and marketing, with notable contributions in cognitive biases, negotiation strategies, and experimental methodologies. Articles Trends : His publications span foundational studies on consumer memory, pricing strategies, and behavioral economics. Recent work addresses modern challenges like AI applications and discounting strategies. Early research established frameworks for advertising pretesting and channel negotiations. Awards : Recipient of the ACR/JCR Best Paper Award (1994), Lifetime Fellow in Consumer Psychology, and multiple editorial leadership roles including founding editor of Journal of Consumer Psychology . Advising & Leadership : Directed Ph.D. programs at Virginia Tech, Colorado, Arizona, and Florida. Spearheaded the Carey School's Global MBA program and the Innovation for Humanity course recognized by Forbes. Served on boards for entrepreneurship centers and global development initiatives. Additional Roles : Affiliated with international institutions like the Indian School of Business and Deming Center for Entrepreneurship. Consulted major corporations like IBM and HP, and advised UNDP and entrepreneurial ventures.

• Media Economics
• Media Management
• Audiovisual Industry
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Ulrike Rohn is a Professor of Media Management and Economics at Tallinn University, Estonia, affiliated with the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) and co-leading the Centre of Excellence in Media Innovation and Digital Culture (MEDIT). Her research focuses on managerial decision-making in media industries, Web3 technologies, audiovisual markets, and entrepreneurship. She has authored influential works like the De Gruyter Handbook of Media Economics (2024) and led numerous international research projects. Rohn has held leadership roles including President of the European Media Management Association (2016–2021) and hosts the ScreenME Podcast , exploring industry trends and innovation. Her research emphasizes digital transformation in media ecosystems, with recent work addressing blockchain-based platforms (Web3), global film festival networks, and small-market audiovisual policies. Notable projects include analyzing cultural barriers to media exports and digital audience analytics in media organizations. Rohn’s academic contributions bridge theory and practice, with a focus on engaged scholarship and industry collaboration. Her professional activities include editorial board memberships, policy brief authoring, and international conference engagements. Current research interests include quantifying public value creation by media institutions and strategic communication in smart cities. Rohn’s work frequently explores cross-border connectivity challenges and the transnationalization of media content.

• Strategic Management
• Game Theory
• Business Process Improvement
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Malcolm Brady is an Associate Professor in Management at Dublin City University Business School, where he previously served as Head of the Management Group and Associate Dean for Teaching & Learning. His research integrates game theory, strategic management, and business process improvement, with particular focus on decision-making in competitive environments. His teaching portfolio includes strategic management, business process improvement, and decision-making methodologies. Research examines competitive dynamics in duopolistic markets, ethical decision frameworks, and organizational coordination mechanisms. Recent publications analyze managerial trade-offs between sales and profits (2025), COVID-19 impacts on education (2024), and advertising strategies in Cournot competition (2022). Methodologically, his work employs game-theoretic modeling, simulation techniques, and case study analysis to investigate strategic interactions and organizational rule-following behaviors. His scholarship connects theoretical frameworks with practical applications in business education and healthcare management.

Charles BlanksonView profile

Professor

• Strategic Marketing
• Brand and Country Positioning
• Industrial and Services Marketing in Developing Countries
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Dr. Charles Blankson is a Professor of Marketing and Department Chair at the University of North Texas (UNT). He holds a Ph.D. from Kingston University, London, and an M.Sc. from Staffordshire University, both in Marketing. His expertise spans strategic marketing, brand positioning, and marketing dynamics in developing economies. Dr. Blankson serves as a visiting scholar at institutions including the University of Ghana Business School, GIMPA, Ajman University, and Kingston University Business School. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (FCIM) and actively contributes to editorial boards of journals like Industrial Marketing Management and International Journal of Bank Marketing . His research focuses on B2B positioning strategies, multicultural marketing, and small business marketing in emerging markets. Recent work explores fintech marketing, cross-cultural consumer behavior, and CSR in Sub-Saharan Africa. Education: Ph.D. in Marketing, Kingston University, UK M.Sc. in Marketing, Staffordshire University, UK Research Interests: Strategic marketing frameworks, brand and country positioning, industrial marketing in developing economies, and cross-cultural marketing. He emphasizes practical applications of positioning strategies in Africa and the Middle East, as well as the role of public policy in small business ecosystems. Recent Themes in Publications: His work bridges theoretical marketing concepts with real-world challenges, particularly in emerging markets. Recent studies analyze fintech adoption barriers, cross-national credit card usage, and conflict resolution in B2B firms. He explores how cultural values (e.g., collectivism vs. individualism) influence consumer decisions and brand equity. Awards and Affiliations: Fellow (FCIM), Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK Member, American Marketing Association & Academy of Marketing Science Grants & Labs: While specific grants are not detailed, his research on rural microbusinesses in Ghana highlights collaboration with public policy institutions. He co-leads projects on marketing practices in underserved markets and serves as Associate Editor for International Journal of Bank Marketing .

Shannon RutherfordView profile

Associate Professor

• Climate change and health
• Extreme heat and health
• Heat-health early-warning systems
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Associate Professor Shannon Rutherford is a transdisciplinary researcher at Griffith University’s School of Medicine & Dentistry – Public Health, where she co-leads the Ethos digital heat-health early-warning project and the Queensland Heat-Health Community of Practice. Her work spans climate epidemiology, health-system adaptation and postgraduate teaching in the Master of Public Health. Education & Qualifications: Environmental science foundation with subsequent specialisation in public health and climate-risk translation; detailed CV entries not supplied. Research Interests: Rutherford’s programme integrates three pillars: (i) extreme-heat epidemiology and wearable/digital warning technologies, (ii) climate-sensitive infectious-disease dynamics (dengue, malaria, TB), and (iii) policy-ready adaptation strategies for health services in Australia, Asia-Pacific and Africa. She uses mixed-methods, citizen-science and co-design to move from exposure assessment to implementation. Publication Trends: Her 2023-2025 output reveals concentrated innovation in heat-warning systems for older adults, occupational heat stress in Bangladeshi garment factories, and systematic reviews on ambulance call-outs during Australian heatwaves. A complementary stream addresses social determinants—fast-food marketing to Nigerian adolescents, COVID-19 mental health in Bangladeshi students—demonstrating breadth across NCDs and emergent threats. Scientific Recognition: While named awards are not listed, her research has directly informed Queensland Health’s 2023 Heatwave Management Sub-Plan and produced video resources adopted by Metro South Health and Get Ready Queensland campaigns. Grants & Supervision: She has secured >AUD 5 M since 1999 (Wellcome, DFAT, NEMA, Queensland Government) and supervised 35 postgraduate projects (15 as principal supervisor) on topics from climate-justice heat action plans to TB IPC in Papua New Guinea. Teams & Labs: Rutherford sits within the Griffith Climate Action Beacon, Griffith Institute for Human & Environmental Resilience, and formerly the Cities Research Institute and Griffith Asia Institute, fostering cross-faculty collaborations with engineers, data scientists and social marketers.