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Tatiana Homonoff serves as Associate Professor of Economics and Public Policy at New York University's Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service, where she conducts policy-relevant research at the intersection of behavioral economics and public administration. She concurrently holds a Research Associate position at the National Bureau of Economic Research and serves on editorial boards for the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, National Tax Journal, and Behavioural Public Policy. Her academic credentials include: Bachelor's degree from Brown University Ph.D. in Economics from Princeton University Dr. Homonoff's research program systematically applies behavioral economics to improve government interventions, with sustained focus on three core domains: Design and implementation of antipoverty programs addressing inequality Tax policy mechanisms and compliance behavior Consumer financial protection frameworks Her methodological approach integrates field experiments with policy evaluation to identify 'nudges' that enhance program effectiveness while maintaining cost-efficiency. Recent extensions examine environmental policy applications like plastic bag reduction strategies and health policy interventions related to food security programs. She brings practical policy experience from serving as Faculty Fellow at the White House Social and Behavioral Sciences Team (SBST) in 2016, where she contributed behavioral insights to federal program design. Her expertise is regularly sought by major media outlets including The Hill, Marketplace, and WNYC for commentary on contemporary policy challenges. No scientific awards were documented in the source materials. Professional engagement includes extensive media contributions on policy implementation challenges, such as analyzing delivery barriers for public assistance programs and evaluating environmental legislation impacts. Her work demonstrates consistent translation of academic research into actionable policy recommendations through both formal advisory roles and public discourse.

• Behavioral Economics
• Public Policy
• Tax Policy
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Tijana Rakic is Associate Professor of International Tourism and Hospitality Management at De Montfort University, affiliated with the School of Humanities and Performing Arts. She leads the Tourism and Hospitality subject area and the BA (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management program. Her research expertise spans visual research methods, heritage and identity in tourism, art and tourism, visual cultures of leisure and events, and sustainability in tourism. She employs creative methodologies including visual ethnography, narrative analysis, and multimodal research. Her recent scholarly output reflects a strong trend toward interdisciplinary and visually oriented research in tourism, with a focus on representation, identity, and methodological innovation. She has contributed significantly to advancing visual methods in tourism and leisure studies through edited volumes, journal special issues, and multimedia outputs. Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute Fellow of the Higher Education Academy Tijana Rakic is an experienced PhD supervisor and welcomes research students in her areas of expertise. She chairs the Geographies of Tourism and Leisure Research Group at the Royal Geographical Society and serves as co-editor of the Routledge book series 'Current Developments in the Geographies of Leisure and Tourism'. She is also a member of the editorial boards of Tourist Studies , Tourism Geographies , International Journal of Tourism Cities , Finnish Journal of Tourism Research , and Consumer Behaviour in Tourism and Hospitality . Her creative research outputs include co-produced documentaries and a co-curated exhibition, highlighting her commitment to public engagement and knowledge dissemination beyond traditional academic formats.

• Tourism Studies
• Hospitality Management
• Visual Research Methods
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Denni Arli is an Associate Professor in Marketing and Discipline Lead at the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics (TSBE), University of Tasmania. He has previously held academic positions at the University of Minnesota Duluth, USA, and Griffith University, Australia, demonstrating a strong international academic trajectory. His primary affiliation is with the Department of Marketing within the TSBE, where he contributes significantly to research, teaching, and leadership. His educational qualifications include a PhD in Marketing from the University of New South Wales, a Master of Arts in International Business from St. Mary's University of Minnesota, USA, and a Bachelor of Architecture from Petra Christian University, Indonesia. These diverse academic foundations underpin his multidisciplinary research approach. Denni Arli's research centers on critical social and ethical dimensions of consumer behavior. His principal areas of interest include Social Marketing , Consumer Ethics , Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) , Consumer Religiosity , and Marketing Technology . He investigates how values, beliefs, and societal issues influence marketing practices and consumer decisions, particularly in contexts involving sustainability, health, and digital innovation. His work often adopts a cross-cultural perspective, engaging with collaborators from Australia, the USA, New Zealand, India, and Indonesia. His recent publications (2023–2025) reveal a consistent and impactful research agenda focused on ethical consumerism, digital marketing ethics, sustainability, and the role of religiosity in shaping consumer attitudes. Topics range from cultured meat acceptance and green marketing orientation to eWOM in tourism and privacy concerns in online advertising. These works are published in top-tier journals such as the Journal of Business Ethics , European Journal of Marketing , and Marketing Intelligence and Planning , indicating high scholarly impact and thematic coherence. Associate Editor , Marketing Intelligence and Planning (since June 2023) Editorial Review Board Member , Journal of Business Ethics, Springer (since February 2023) Denni Arli is actively involved in research supervision and grant acquisition. He currently supervises doctoral research on sustainable rural markets, cultured meat acceptance, and entrepreneurial intention among youth. He has successfully secured competitive external funding, including an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant and grants from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, supporting projects on social marketing interventions in Australia and Indonesia. These projects address pressing societal challenges such as alcohol use, obesity, tourism recovery, and sustainability education. He leads and participates in funded research initiatives, including a consultancy for the Tasmanian Greens on greyhound racing industry transition and a DFAT-funded project to equip Indonesian teachers with sustainability education tools. These engagements highlight his commitment to applying academic research to real-world policy and community outcomes.

• Social Marketing
• Consumer Ethics
• Corporate Social Responsibility
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Professor Nina Michaelidou holds the position of Professor in Marketing at Loughborough University, where she leads the Marketing group. Previously, she held faculty roles at the University of Birmingham and the University of Nottingham. Her research focuses on consumer behavior, personality traits, emotions, health behaviors, and the impact of social media and advertising. She is an Associate Editor for the International Marketing Review and the Journal of Consumer Behaviour , and chairs the Academy of Marketing Special Interest Group (SIG) on Consumer Psychology and Cross-Cultural Research. Professor Michaelidou’s educational background includes a PhD from the University of Warwick, an MA from Coventry University, a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education from the University of Birmingham, and a BA (Hons) from Wolverhampton University. Her research explores how emotions, cultural contexts, and digital platforms influence consumer decision-making. Key themes include the role of social media in brand engagement, ethical considerations in marketing practices, and the psychological drivers behind luxury consumption. Recent work examines the impact of virtual influencers, mobile app user behavior, and the ethical implications of social media analytics. Her editorial roles and conference leadership reflect her commitment to advancing marketing scholarship. She has published extensively in top-tier journals such as the Journal of Business Ethics , European Journal of Marketing , and Journal of Marketing Management , contributing to debates on contemporary marketing challenges like digital nomad preferences, sustainability, and cross-cultural consumer behavior.

• Consumer Behaviour
• Social Media Marketing
• Advertising Appeals
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Assoc Prof Sara Thaichon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Tourism and Marketing at Griffith University, Australia. She holds affiliations with the Griffith Asia Institute and Griffith Institute for Tourism. A recognized expert in customer behavior, relationship management, and marketing technology, her work bridges academia and industry through collaborations with governments, NGOs, and enterprises. Dr. Thaichon has secured over $4 million in research funding and published over 80 peer-reviewed articles in top-tier journals like the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science and Journal of Retailing. Her research focuses on digital marketing, AI ethics, consumer behavior, and VR/AR applications in retail. Education: PhD in Marketing, Swinburne University of Technology (Melbourne, Australia) Research Interests: Marketing technology, AI in consumer behavior, VR/AR retail applications, consumer trust, and sustainable marketing practices. Awards & Honors: ANZMAC Emerging Marketing Researcher of the Year Award (2022) GBS PVC's Research Excellence Award (2022, 2024) Rising Star (Early Achievers Leaderboard) by The Australian (2020) Grants & Collaborations: Australia-ASEAN Tourism Forum (2021-2022) AI Marketplace Project (CSIRO collaboration) SMART CEM: AI in hospitality customer experience (2024-2026) Labs & Teams: Griffith Asia Institute Griffith Institute for Tourism

• Relationship marketing
• Marketing technology
• Services marketing
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Liang Choon Wang is an Associate Professor and Economics PhD Program Director at the Department of Economics, Monash University. He holds a PhD from the University of California San Diego (2010), where he was a Spencer Foundation Dissertation Fellow. Prior to joining Monash in 2011, he worked at the World Bank’s Development Research Group in Washington DC. His research focuses on behavioral economics, education economics, labor economics, development economics, public economics, and health economics, employing field/natural experiments and observational data to analyze outcomes in both developed and developing nations such as Australia, Bangladesh, India, and Vietnam. He has led and contributed to research projects including the 'Reliable Affordable Clean Energy for 2030 CRC' and studies on affirmative action, energy conservation, and educational interventions. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in reducing inequalities and promoting sustainable development. Key publications include studies on electoral competence, remote learning efficacy in Bangladesh, and the impact of housing costs on transportation. Education: PhD in Economics, University of California San Diego (2010) Grants/Projects: Multiple grants from RACE for 2030 CRC, World Bank collaborations, and randomized controlled trials in education and health. Teaching: ECC4860 (2012–2015) and ECC2400 (2016–present). Wang’s research emphasizes policy relevance, with contributions to government technical assistance and global equity initiatives. His recent articles analyze low-tech education solutions, energy conservation, and labor market dynamics, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to socio-economic challenges.

• Behavioural Economics
• Economics of Education
• Labour Economics
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Ellen van Loo is an Associate Professor at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour with a focus on the digital food landscape. Her research emphasizes IT-supported consumer food choices, particularly in online environments, aiming to promote healthy and sustainable dietary decisions. She investigates decision support tools and digital interventions to guide consumer behavior in both physical and online retail settings. Her expertise spans food choice environments, digital marketing, consumer valuation methods, and experimental design. Key projects include exploring the impact of food swaps in online supermarkets, analyzing consumer attitudes toward lab-grown and plant-based meats, and evaluating the effectiveness of front-of-package nutrition labels. Dr. van Loo has authored over 60 peer-reviewed articles, with recent work appearing in Appetite , Food Policy , and Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy . She serves as an Area Editor for the Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics Association and an Associate Editor for Q Open . Her research has been recognized with 580+ citations and awards for innovative contributions to consumer behavior analysis. She collaborates with industry partners on sustainable food systems and digital decision support tools, contributing to both academic and applied knowledge in food marketing.

• Consumer Behavior
• Food Marketing
• Digital Food Environments
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Andreea Oniga is an Assistant Professor in Digital Marketing at Edinburgh Business School, Heriot-Watt University, UK, a position she has held since January 2024. She is affiliated with the School of Social Sciences and actively contributes to teaching, research, and academic leadership. She currently serves as Programme Director for the MSc Digital Marketing and MSc Digital Marketing with Advanced Practice programs. Her educational background includes a PhD and an MLitt in Marketing from the University of St Andrews. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and holds a PGCert in Higher Education Teaching, underscoring her commitment to academic excellence. Her research centers on digital marketing , digital consumer behaviour , social media message strategies , online communities , and sustainable behaviour . She explores how digital platforms influence consumer decisions and how marketing can promote environmentally responsible actions. Her work bridges academic theory and industry practice, particularly in digital strategy and customer experience. The recent publications reflect a strong focus on digital research infrastructure, crowdfunding for social sciences, sustainable consumption, and marketing communications. Her work spans interdisciplinary themes including behavioral science, education, and digital innovation, often employing qualitative and user-centered research methods. Her scientific recognition includes: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy She has supervised academic projects and received funding through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP), demonstrating strong industry collaboration. She is currently accepting PhD students and continues to lead impactful research aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals. Her teaching includes digital marketing, analytics, and customer experience courses. She is actively involved in research networks and has contributed to initiatives such as the TRIPLE project, focusing on open science and researcher needs across Europe.

• Digital Marketing
• Digital Consumer Behaviour
• Social Media Marketing
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Iain Clacher is Professor of Pensions & Finance and Pro Dean for International at Leeds University Business School, University of Leeds. He is also the Director of the University-wide Centre for Financial Technology and Innovation, fostering interdisciplinary research in fintech, AI, and blockchain applications in finance. His work bridges academia, policy, and industry, with significant impact on pension governance, transparency, and sustainable finance. His research focuses on pensions, retirement decision-making, trustee governance, asset management costs, sustainable finance, and financial technology . He explores behavioural aspects of annuitization, discount rates in accounting, smart ledgers for collective savings, and AI in financial services. His work emphasizes real-world relevance, influencing regulatory standards and institutional practices. The trajectory of his recent publications reflects a strong shift toward interdisciplinary innovation , integrating finance with technology, sustainability, and policy. His research combines empirical finance with institutional analysis, covering topics from split-voting in equity funds to climate risk analytics in pension portfolios. The consistent themes include transparency, governance, and the application of emerging technologies to improve financial outcomes. Selected as a REF 2021 impact case study by Leeds University Business School Board member of the Institutional Disclosure Working Group (IDWG) of the Financial Conduct Authority (2018) Expert advisor to the European Economic and Social Committee on Pan European Pension Products Iain has advised major institutions such as the CERN Pension Fund, the Financial Conduct Authority, the Office for National Statistics, and the UN Principles for Responsible Investment. He has led high-impact projects funded by national and international bodies, including the £10m UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment. His leadership in the Centre for Financial Technology and Innovation has secured industry partnerships with Barclays and Simudyne, and he has developed innovative educational initiatives like the Fraud Wars hackathon. He leads one of two climate and environmental risk analytics hubs under the UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment, based in Leeds and London. The Centre for Financial Technology and Innovation brings together experts from computing, law, engineering, ethics, and business to advance research in fintech, with active projects in smart ledgers, AI in audit, and analytics in asset management.

• Pensions
• Retirement Decision Making
• Trustee Governance
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Dr. Ben Lecorps serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Bristol Veterinary School, University of Bristol, specializing in animal welfare science with a focus on emotional states and cognitive processes in farm animals. His expertise directly addresses welfare assessment in dairy systems and laboratory settings through innovative methodological approaches. Dr. Lecorps holds a PhD, MSc, and BSc in relevant disciplines, forming the foundation for his research in animal sentience. His educational trajectory supports his interdisciplinary approach combining veterinary science, behavioral biology, and ethics. His research program centers on Animal Welfare , Animal Emotions , and Animal Cognition , with particular emphasis on dairy cattle , pain assessment , and affective state measurement . He pioneers cognitive bias testing (e.g., judgment bias paradigms) and physiological monitoring to quantify emotions like pessimism and anhedonia in calves and heifers. Current investigations span disbudding pain management, hunger effects on cognition, and human-animal relationship impacts, bridging fundamental neuroscience with practical on-farm applications. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2021-2025) reveals three dominant research strands: (1) development of welfare assessment tools (conditioned place preference/aversion tests), (2) dairy-specific welfare challenges (disbudding, regrouping, transportation), and (3) policy implications of welfare science (EU regulations, organic standards). His work consistently integrates behavioral, cognitive, and physiological metrics to advance evidence-based welfare frameworks. Dr. Lecorps actively supervises student research projects and theses within the Bristol Veterinary School. While specific grant details aren't public, his output suggests sustained funding for experimental welfare studies involving dairy cattle, pigs, and poultry systems. His collaborative network includes key figures like Professor Michael Mendl (Animal Behaviour and Welfare) and Dr. Suzanne Held (Behavioural Biology), forming a cohesive research group focused on affective neuroscience in farm animals. The Langford-based research team employs advanced methodologies including non-linear heart rate variability analysis, cognitive testing arenas, and behavioral observation protocols. Current projects investigate pain-emotion interactions in calves, social learning in poultry, and regulatory effectiveness for transport welfare, positioning the group at the forefront of translational animal welfare science.

• Animal welfare
• Animal emotions
• Animal cognition
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Dr Doğa Istanbulluoglu is a Lecturer in the Department of Marketing at the Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham . She holds a PhD in Marketing from the same institution and teaches undergraduate courses such as 'Research Methods'. She also serves as the EDI Representative for the Marketing Department and PGTA Coordinator for both Marketing and Strategy & International Business Departments. Education: Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (Distinction), Centre for Learning and Academic Development, University of Birmingham (2017) PhD in Marketing, University of Birmingham (2014) MSc in Marketing (Merit), University of Birmingham (2008) BSc in Business Management (High Honour), Bilkent University, Turkey (2007) Her research focuses on online consumer behavior , particularly on social media platforms. She investigates negative consumer behaviors such as complaining, negative word-of-mouth, boycotts, and anti-consumption, as well as problematic technology use including smartphone addiction. Her work emphasizes post-purchase behaviors and the psychological and social dynamics behind consumer dissatisfaction and resistance. The recent articles show a strong trend in digital consumer behavior , with recurring themes in anti-consumption , fake online reviews , complaint handling , and technology overuse . Her research combines marketing theory with psychological and sociological insights, often using empirical methods to analyze consumer responses in digital environments. Dr Istanbulluoglu has published in leading journals such as European Journal of Marketing , Computers in Human Behavior , and Information Technology & People . Her work contributes to understanding ethical issues in digital marketing and strategies for effective online customer engagement and service recovery. She supervises postgraduate research and is involved in academic leadership through her PGTA and EDI roles. While no formal grants or doctoral students are listed, her collaborative publications suggest active research partnerships. She does not appear to lead a dedicated lab but contributes to interdisciplinary discussions on consumer ethics and digital behavior.

• Consumer Behaviour
• Online Consumer Behaviour
• Social Media Marketing
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Dr. Mike Molesworth is an Associate Professor in Marketing at the Department of Marketing, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham. He has been teaching marketing communications and digital marketing since 1999 and is actively engaged in research, supervision, and academic publishing. His educational background includes a PhD in Consumer Culture, a CIM Diploma, a PGCTHE, and a BA(Hons) in Advertising Management. Mike Molesworth's research centers on critical and qualitative approaches to marketing, with a focus on digital consumption, consumer culture, and ethical dimensions of digital media. He employs psychoanalytic and interpretive methods to explore consumer behavior, particularly in relation to digital possessions, online platforms, and corporate responsibility. His work often challenges dominant narratives in marketing and examines the emotional, symbolic, and institutional complexities of contemporary consumption. His recent publications reveal a strong trend in examining the paradoxes of digital life, including human-AI relationships, digital ownership, consumer resistance, and the emotional dynamics of corporate responsibility. He frequently collaborates with scholars such as Grigore, Denegri-Knott, and Jenkins, contributing to leading journals in marketing and management. He teaches modules such as Marketing Communications, International Brand Management, and Consumer Behaviour, and is an experienced PhD supervisor interested in critical marketing, consumer culture, psychoanalytic approaches, and corporate responsibility in digital contexts. Mike Molesworth has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards in the provided text. He supervises PhD students in areas related to critical marketing and consumer culture, though specific student names are not listed. He is involved in research projects exploring digital goods, platform economies, and ethical consumption, often using qualitative and interpretive methodologies. There is no mention of specific labs or research teams led by him, but his collaborative work suggests active participation in research networks within the Department of Marketing and beyond.

• Marketing
• Digital Marketing
• Consumer Culture
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Dr. Nan Liu is a Senior Lecturer in Real Estate at the University of Aberdeen Business School, where she has been a faculty member since 2012. She serves as Head of the Real Estate group and is actively involved in research and teaching. Her office is located in the Edward Wright Building, Dunbar Street, Aberdeen. Position: Senior Lecturer Institution: University of Aberdeen School: Business School Department: Real Estate Email: nan.liu@abdn.ac.uk Phone: +44 (0)1224 272211 Dr. Liu's research focuses on residential and commercial real estate, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and innovation. Her key interests include Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors in real estate, energy efficiency, flexible working spaces, tokenisation of real estate assets, investment behaviours, and governance of the built environment. She also explores urban studies and housing market dynamics, particularly in Scotland. Her recent publications (2025–2012) demonstrate a consistent focus on ESG in commercial real estate, green building premiums, flexible workspace tenancy, housing market transparency, and the impact of economic cycles on energy efficiency. She has published in top journals such as Urban Studies , Energy , Journal of Property Research , and International Review of Financial Analysis . Her work often combines empirical analysis with policy implications, especially in the context of sustainability and urban transition. Dr. Liu is actively involved in research funding and supervision. She currently supervises PhD students in real estate, including Fernanda Antunes, whose project focuses on coworking dynamics. She has secured research grants from the RICS Research Trust and the Carnegie Trust for Scottish Universities for projects on distributed ledgers in real estate and cladding issues in high-rise buildings, respectively. She teaches courses such as Land and Property Economics (PO2009), Principles of Property Valuation (PO2509), and Real Estate Research (BU5030), contributing to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Her academic leadership includes coordinating courses and guiding the Real Estate research group. Dr. Liu is affiliated with the Centre for Real Estate Research at the University of Aberdeen, which supports interdisciplinary research in property markets, sustainability, and urban development. She collaborates with colleagues such as Professor Hutchison and has co-authored multiple publications with researchers like Y. Zhao and D. Lo.

• Real Estate Economics
• Residential Property Dynamics
• Urban Studies
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Siamak Seyfi is an Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Tourism Geography at the Geography Research Unit of the Faculty of Science, University of Oulu, Finland. He holds a PhD in Tourism Geography from Pantheon-Sorbonne University, France. His research focuses on critical tourism geographies, ethical consumerism, sustainability, resilience, and the role of Generation Z in shaping future tourism trends. Research Interests: Tourism Mobilities Ethical and Political Consumerism Sustainability and Resilience Behavioral Change Generation Z and Sustainable Consumption Politics of Tourism and Peace His work is interdisciplinary, drawing from critical theories, sociology, and ethnographic methods. He has co-authored and co-edited several influential books on tourism in Iran, sanctions, Muslim travel cultures, and Gen Z’s impact on sustainable tourism. His research is published in leading journals such as Annals of Tourism Research and Journal of Heritage Tourism , and he serves on multiple editorial boards. Recent Research Trends: His recent publications emphasize political and ethical dimensions of tourism, particularly how young consumers engage in boycotts and buycotts. The works also explore tourism’s role in post-sanction recovery, cultural heritage, and peacebuilding, especially in the Middle East context. Scientific Engagement: Editorial Board Member: Annals of Tourism Research, Tourism Planning & Development, Journal of Heritage Tourism, International Journal of Tourism Cities Research Leadership: He leads or contributes to the Tourism Geographies and Sustainable Mobilities (TOGSUM) research group and is involved in projects on Arctic resilience and digitalisation in tourism. He also co-organised the CRiT Summer School on Innovation and Technology in Tourism for Sustainable Development Goals.

• Tourism Geographies
• Critical Tourism Geographies
• Ethical and Political Consumerism
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Dr. Debbie Coney Pinder is a Principal Teaching Fellow at the University of Southampton's Winchester School of Art, where she leads the MA Luxury Brand Management programme. She combines academic expertise with extensive industry experience as a global luxury brand consultant, focusing on brand strategy, experiential design, and consumer behaviour in high-end retail environments. Research Interests: The New Luxury Consumer: Behaviour, Expectations, and Cultural Shifts Omni-Channel Strategies in Luxury Retail Reimagining the High Street and Urban Retail Constructing the Space of Luxury: Environments and Brand Expression Luxury Wellbeing and Emotional Dimensions of Luxury Airport Luxury Retail: Transient Spaces and Consumer Engagement Her recent research and publications explore evolving luxury landscapes, particularly in post-pandemic airport retail and digital-physical integration. Articles reflect trends in luxury consumer psychology, spatial branding, and experiential innovation, emphasizing emotional engagement and immersive environments. She is a contributing author to The Oxford Handbook of Luxury Business . Leadership and External Roles: Non-Executive Director, Winchester BID Chair, University Staff Engagement Board Chair, Athena Swan Equality Charter Global Luxury Consultant Creative Leader for Future World Start-ups Super Recruiter, University of Southampton Founder and Host of THE THING ABOUT LUXURY platform Debbie supervises PhD students and mentors emerging scholars in luxury studies. Her teaching includes Brand Identity & Strategic Positioning, Sustainable Futures in Luxury, and Digital Transformation in Boutique Innovation. She is actively accepting PhD applicants and contributes to shaping inclusive academic culture through her leadership roles. Labs and Teams: While no formal lab is mentioned, Debbie leads research initiatives within the Winchester School of Art, focusing on luxury consumer experience and spatial design. She collaborates with industry partners and academic networks, fostering interdisciplinary work in luxury branding and retail innovation.

• Luxury Brand Management
• Consumer Behaviour
• Experiential Design
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