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Katharina ZEUGNER-ROTHView profile

Professor

• Marketing International
• Global Consumer Segmentation
• Country-of-Origin Effects
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Roles & Affiliations: Katharina Zeugner-Roth is a Professor at SKEMA Business School (Lille, France) specializing in Marketing. Previously held roles include Associate/Assistant Professorships at IÉSEG School of Management (France) and Vlerick Business School (Belgium). Active in editorial roles for journals like Journal of International Business Studies and Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science . Education: PhD in Management, Vienna University of Economics and Business (Austria), 2008 Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Bern (Switzerland), 2008–2009 Research Focus: Her work centers on global marketing dynamics, including country-of-origin effects, brand authenticity, consumer ethnocentrism, and cross-cultural consumer behavior. Key themes include: How national identity influences purchasing decisions Mechanisms for mitigating domestic country bias Authenticity in ethical brand practices Comparative advertising strategies across developed/developing markets Key Achievements: 2024 American Marketing Association's Excellence in Global Marketing Research Award 2023 Hans B. Thorelli Award for Journal of International Marketing contribution Track Chair for AMA Global Marketing SIG since 2019 Grants & Labs: Engaged in collaborative research initiatives including meta-analyses of cosmopolitanism impacts and responsible innovation frameworks. Co-organizes doctoral colloquia for global marketing PhD programs.

• Entrepreneurship
• Strategy
• Sustainable Development
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Jan Weiss is an Associate Professor in the Strategy & Entrepreneurship Department at Montpellier Business School. His work bridges academic and practical realms, focusing on sustainable development, entrepreneurship, and environmental policy. He joined the university in 2021 and holds a PhD in Applied Microeconomics from Jönköping International Business School and an MSc in Business Administration from the University of Mannheim. Jan’s research explores macro-level factors (e.g., culture) and micro-level dynamics (e.g., personality, values) influencing entrepreneurial processes and performance. A secondary focus is on sustainability strategies within polluting industries and sustainable consumption patterns. He uses System Dynamics Analysis to model socio-economic trajectories in resource-rich nations like oil-dependent economies, contrasting them with resource-poor regions. His studies often integrate the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a cross-cutting theme. Recent publications (2023) highlight trends in gender disparities in entrepreneurship and consumer loyalty in organic food markets. Earlier works (2019–2022) address environmental regulations’ impact on firm innovation and productivity, particularly in Sweden, and analyze policy trade-offs for unmanned aircraft systems. His 2015 HDR thesis further underscores his expertise in regulatory frameworks and institutional economics. Jan’s professional engagements include non-academic roles at UN-ESCAP (Bangkok), LekaGape (South Africa), and Swedfund International (Sweden). These collaborations emphasize sustainable investments to foster inclusive growth and reduce poverty in developing countries. While no formal advisees or grants are listed, Jan’s teaching contributions include the 'Research Perspectives in Sustainability' course in MBS’ digital DBA program. His work reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary research, blending strategy, leadership, and socio-economic sustainability.

Robert CiuchitaView profile

Assistant Professor

• Service Management
• Service Innovation
• Digital Marketing
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Robert Ciuchita is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Hanken School of Economics , Finland. His research and teaching focus on service management , service innovation , digital marketing , and customer experience management . PhD in Marketing from Maastricht University Editorial roles: Associate Editor (Innovation & Technology) for Journal of Business Research Editorial review board member for Journal of Service Research and Industrial Marketing Management His research explores the intersection of digital technologies and consumer behavior, including topics like AI in services , social media dynamics , and data-driven customer experience . Publications span journals such as Journal of Service Research, Journal of Interactive Marketing, and Journal of Business Research. Key article trends include: Deinfluencing movements on social media platforms Human-AI collaboration in digital service environments Psychological dimensions of robot taxation policies Parasocial interactions in consumer-generated video reviews

Ricardo Fontes CorreiaView profile

Associate Professor

• Services Marketing
• Tourism Marketing
• Industrial and Regional Dynamics
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Ricardo Fontes Correia is an Associate Professor at the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal, and a Visiting Professor at ISM. He co-founded Sapientia Romana, Lda and Raiz Consultoria de Marketing e Gestão, Lda, while maintaining strong ties to the professional sector through consulting roles, including work with Deloitte & Touche. His research focuses on Services Marketing, Tourism Marketing, and Industrial Dynamics, with a particular emphasis on digital marketing, consumer behavior, and brand management. He directs the Tourism Marketing Master’s program and teaches courses such as Services Marketing, B2B Marketing, and Branding. His research contributions span influential journals and edited volumes, addressing topics like influencer marketing, sustainability, and AI-driven marketing strategies. Correia has led or participated in international research initiatives funded by the EU Agris Program and Interreg, emphasizing cross-border collaboration. His edited books, such as *The Role of Brands in an Era of Over-Information*, highlight his expertise in navigating modern marketing challenges. He actively engages in conferences and contributes to industry projects, bridging academic research with practical business applications.

Anita ZhaoView profile

Associate Professor

• Consumer Behavior
• Sustainable Consumption
• Marketing Research
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Dr. Anita Zhao is an Associate Professor in the School of Management at Swansea University , part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences . She holds a PhD from the University of Gloucestershire Business School and has extensive industry experience in aviation, tourism, and export sectors in China. Her research focuses on consumer behavior, sustainable consumption, and digital payment systems. She has secured grants totaling over £50k, including a Wiley-funded Tourism Impact Assessment and a BA/Leverhulme Grant for studying 'Buy Now Pay Later' (BNPL) impacts on younger consumers. Teaching roles include Module Leader for Consumer Behavior and Marketing Research , alongside program directorships and leadership in the Marketing Subject Group (2017–2022). Recognized as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) , she emphasizes technology-enhanced learning, including a grant-funded initiative using marketing simulations. Her research explores BNPL dynamics, sustainable consumption drivers (e.g., cultural values and eco-identity), and the role of digital innovations in retail and banking. Key awards include the Swansea Excellence in Teaching Award 2022 and a 2013 Best Paper Prize for political marketing studies.

Duarte MoraisView profile

Associate Professor

• Sustainable Tourism
• Community Development
• Social Entrepreneurship
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Duarte Morais is an Associate Professor in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management at North Carolina State University’s College of Natural Resources. He holds a Ph.D. in Tourism Marketing from Clemson University, an M.Ed. in Sport Management from Bowling Green State University, and a Licenciatura in Physical Education, Recreation, and Sports Management from Universidade Técnica de Lisboa. His research focuses on People-First Tourism, emphasizing social entrepreneurship, IT for community change, poverty alleviation, and community-based conservation. He explores sustainable community development through tourism, including topics like community well-being, self-determination, and endogenous development. His work also covers relationship marketing, particularly loyal customer dynamics and eco-marketing strategies. Recent grants include initiatives like Community Engagement and Assessment for Healthy, Equitable, and Resilient Food Systems (funded by the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust) and CREATE BRIDGES (Walmart Inc.), aimed at strengthening rural tourism economies. He has led projects scaling Vacationer Supported Agriculture (VSA) and the Fork2Farmer initiative, using video and chef partnerships to boost small farm viability. Teaching includes courses like Sustainable Tourism and Deconstructing Tourism (graduate level). His work often involves participatory action research, leveraging technology and mixed methods to empower marginalized communities through tourism microentrepreneurship.

Ziad AbdelmoetyView profile

Lecturer

• Consumer Behaviour
• Digital Marketing
• Tourism Marketing
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Dr Ziad Abdelmoety is a Lecturer in Marketing at Dundee Business School, University of Dundee. He holds a PhD in Marketing from Strathclyde Business School (Strathclyde University). Prior to his PhD, he served as an Assistant Lecturer and Lecturer at Assuit University-Egypt for 15 years, teaching and leading modules across undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Education: PhD in Marketing, Strathclyde Business School, Strathclyde University Previous academic roles at Assuit University (Egypt): 10 years as Assistant Lecturer and 5 years as Lecturer Research Interests: Consumer Behaviour Digital Marketing Tourism Marketing Business Ethics Green Innovation Sustainable Performance Data Analytics His research has been published in top journals including Journal of Travel Research , Journal of Business Research , and Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services . Awards: CMI Champion at University of Dundee Business School (2023) Teaching: Module Leader for BU42008 – Marketing Communications and Branding for Transitional Change BU22008 – Customer Experience in a Digital World BU30013 – Marketing BU30018 – Marketing Strategy Editorial & Review Activities: Editorial Board Member – Sustainability (Journal) Peer Reviewer for Management Decision , Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services , and Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing Reviewer for International Journal of Hospitality Management

Kyriaki FousianiView profile

Assistant Professor

• Organizational Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Leadership
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Kyriaki Fousiani is an Assistant Professor at the University of Groningen’s Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences , Department of Organizational Psychology. Her research focuses on justice, power dynamics, negotiations, and intergroup relations, with a particular emphasis on leadership, conflict management, and creativity in organizational contexts. She holds a PhD and actively contributes to academic networks such as the LeverAge European network and Wellbeing & Older Women@Work. Roles: Coordinator of the Work Organizational and Personnel Psychology Master Program, Internship Coordinator, and Master’s Thesis Coordinator. Positions: Advisory Board member of the Development and Security Group (Illicit Trade Group), and participant in EU-funded initiatives like COST Action CA22120 (LeverAge). Her research interests span justice and punishment motives, power’s influence on creativity, and the role of demographic factors in organizational citizenship behavior. She explores how intergroup conflict shapes leadership preferences and mediates conflict management strategies across cultures. Key projects include the Power of Offenders and Motives for Punishment (2022–ongoing), examining demonization and punishment motives. Her work frequently appears in journals like Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology and Evolution and Human Behavior . Fousiani’s interdisciplinary approach links organizational psychology to societal challenges, such as EU identification in conflict scenarios and age-friendly workplace policies.

• Digital Media Design
• Animation
• Graphic Design
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Mark Lycette is a Senior Lecturer at RMIT University's School of Design, specializing in digital media design, animation, and the integration of creative education with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He co-founded and led the Bachelor of Design (Animation) program at RMIT, which is ranked globally as one of the top animation programs. His industry experience includes roles as Art Director at Nofrontiere GmbH (Austria) and founder/director of Lycette Bros., a digital media studio with notable clients like Nickelodeon and the Australia Council for the Arts. His academic leadership roles include Acting Associate Dean (2019–2020) and Program Manager (2000–2018) at RMIT's School of Design. He has over 20 years of management experience in pedagogical oversight, staff performance, and international collaborations. His research focuses on digital media, animation, and applying SDGs such as Quality Education (SDG 4), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10), and Decent Work (SDG 8). Awards: Interactive Self-Promotional Award (USA), Special ATOM Award (Australia), and recognition at festivals in France, Italy, and Brazil. Industry Contributions: Lycette Bros. portfolios showcase animation, graphic design, and fine arts projects. His articles and projects highlight innovations in circular economy models, sustainable design, and the role of digital media in addressing global challenges. He collaborates with international partners and maintains a strong presence in both academic and creative industries.

Siddhi PittayachawanView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Information System Adoption
• Information Security Behaviour
• Sustainable Consumption
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Dr. Siddhi Pittayachawan is a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems and Supply Chain Management at RMIT University's School of Business IT and Logistics. He holds multiple leadership roles, including Deputy Program Manager for the Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics, and Editorial Board Member of Heliyon . His research focuses on information security behavior, sustainable consumption, supply chain management, and business education. He has extensive teaching experience in research methods, data analysis, and operations research across multiple business disciplines, with 15+ years of academic involvement. Dr. Pittayachawan has developed courses such as Operations Research for Postgraduate Logistics Programs and contributed to curriculum design for international offerings in Australia, China, Singapore, and Vietnam. His research spans topics like tax compliance in digital eras, sustainable agricultural supply chains, and information security climate dynamics. He actively supervises research projects on supply chain resilience, customer loyalty in telecommunications, and cybersecurity in organizations. Notable contributions include studies on social network analysis for information security leadership and the role of social capital in SME supply risk mitigation. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), 11 (Sustainable Cities), and 12 (Responsible Consumption).

Martin EdwardsView profile

Professor

• HR Analytics
• Organisational Identification
• Employer Branding
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Martin Edwards is Professor and Deputy Head of School at UQ Business School, specializing in human resource analytics, organisational behaviour, and employee psychology. His research examines psychological responses to organisational change, workforce analytics implementation, and employer branding. Research focuses on: Algorithmic management and HR technology impacts Employee adaptation during mergers/acquisitions Workforce analytics implementation challenges Employee well-being during organizational turbulence Employer branding and organizational identity Recent work explores employee experiences during macro-level disruptions like Brexit, the ethical dimensions of HR analytics, and longitudinal analysis of merger integration processes. His methodological expertise includes longitudinal designs, person-centered approaches, and psychometric scale development.

Nicolas PontesView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Consumer Behavior
• Marketing Strategy
• Digital Marketing
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Nicolas Pontes is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Queensland (UQ) Business School. He holds a PhD and MSc in Marketing, specializing in Branding. With industry experience as a marketing research coordinator, manager, and consultant, he has taught and conducted research at leading Australian universities. He currently serves as Program Coordinator for Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) programs at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Dr. Pontes founded Newish Communications Inc., Australia's first student-run communications agency, and serves as its Academic Advisor. His research focuses on consumer decision-making, online behavior, social media engagement, pricing strategies, and branding. Notable studies include investigations into human-robot interaction in retail, cultured meat acceptance, influencer marketing effectiveness, and carbon footprint labeling impacts. His work has been published in top journals such as the European Journal of Marketing , Psychology & Marketing , and Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied . He regularly presents at conferences like the American Marketing Association and Association for Consumer Research. His teaching and research emphasize bridging academic insights with industry applications, particularly in digital marketing and emerging technologies. Pontes' research collaborations span topics like consumer responses to humanoid service robots, ethical implications of brand rejuvenation, and leveraging influencers for authentic food product endorsements. He actively contributes to interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of marketing, psychology, and technology.

Martin SøylandView profile

Research Fellow

• Comparative Politics
• Methodology
• Statistics
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Martin Søyland is a Research Fellow at the Department of Political Science , University of Oslo. His work bridges Comparative Politics and Computational Social Science , with a focus on legislative dynamics. PhD in Political Science (University of Oslo, 2020) MA in Political Science (University of Oslo, 2015) BA in Political Science (University of Oslo, 2013) History (University of Stavanger, 2010) His research spans executive-legislative relationships , ministerial durability , and Natural Language Processing applications in political analysis. A key contribution is the Talk of Norway corpus (1998–2016) for studying legislative discourse. The 15 most recent articles highlight trends in parliamentary questions , party cohesion , and computational methods . Notable topics include electoral reform , climate policy , and media exposure effects . Methodologically, he integrates statistical analysis and text mining . Projects include stortingscrape (R package for Norwegian parliament data) and membership in the Comparative Institutions and Regimes (CIR) research group. No scientific awards are documented in the provided texts.

Mamta BHATTView profile

Associate Professor

• Identity and image management
• Organizational identification and belongingness
• IT identity
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Professor Mamta BHATT is an Associate Professor and Head of the Human Resource Management Track at the IÉSEG School of Management in France. She holds a Ph.D. in Organization Studies from Boston College (USA), an M.S. in Organization Studies from the same institution, and prior degrees from the University of Rajasthan, India. Her research focuses on identity management, organizational identification, IT identity, and neurodiversity in the workplace, with a strong emphasis on boundary work and non-traditional employment arrangements. Her academic journey includes postdoctoral research at the Rotterdam School of Management (Netherlands) and teaching roles since 2011. Key research areas involve exploring how individuals navigate organizational changes, manage corporate image in stakeholder conflicts, and support neurodiverse employees. She has been recognized with a $13,000 Dissertation Completion Fellowship (2009-2010) from Boston College. Teaching responsibilities span undergraduate and graduate programs, including courses on diversity and inclusion, organizational change, and HR strategies. Her articles analyze topics like immigrant identity in France, knowledge transfer in global alliances, and IT-driven healthcare management. Prof. Bhatt’s work bridges theory and practice, addressing contemporary challenges such as remote work dynamics and neurodiversity inclusion. She contributes to the LEM research center and maintains active collaborations across Europe and North America.

• Entrepreneurship Development
• SMEs Exports and Innovation
• Applied Economics
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Dr. Viet Le is a Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at Swinburne University of Technology's School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship. He specializes in teaching entrepreneurship, innovation, and economics, and chairs the Industry Consulting Project unit. His research focuses on SMEs' export dynamics, innovation, and productivity, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. He holds a PhD from the University of Wollongong and MAs from the University of Auckland and National University of Singapore. Research Interests: Entrepreneurship development, SME efficiency, international trade barriers, and applied economics. Recent grants include a Vietnam MOET PhD scholarship (2017–2020). He has supervised numerous PhD projects on topics like blockchain in green finance, digital technology adoption, and social enterprise sustainability. Teaching Activities: Leads courses on business innovation, economics for entrepreneurship, and chairs industry-linked consulting projects. Advises on over 15 HDR students focusing on global competitiveness, SME challenges, and emerging markets. Key Contributions: Published widely on SME export barriers, digital adoption, and tourism leadership. His work bridges theoretical frameworks (e.g., TOE, DOI theory) with practical policy recommendations for enhancing SME competitiveness.