Abu Waheeduzzaman

Dr. Abu Waheeduzzaman is a Professor of Marketing and International Business at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMUCC), where he has served since 2000. He previously taught at Salisbury State University, University of New Haven, North South University, and IBA, Dhaka University, with additional teaching experience in Germany and Thailand. His academic career spans over three decades, specializing in marketing and international business.

Education:

• PhD in Marketing, Kent State University, 1994
• MBA in International Business, George Washington University, 1988
• MBA in Marketing, Institute of Business Administration (Dhaka University), 1979
• BA in Economics, Sociology, and Political Science, Dhaka University, 1976

Research focuses on international competitiveness, emerging markets, globalization, and consumption patterns. He has published extensively in journals like Journal of Global Marketing and Competitiveness Review. Current roles include Associate Editor for Journal of Competitiveness Studies and Journal of Euromarketing, and Senior Fellow at the American Society for Competitiveness.

Notable awards include Teaching Excellence (University of New Haven, 1996; TAMUCC, 2001, 2013), Research Excellence (TAMUCC, 2011), Service Excellence (TAMUCC, 2018), and International Education Excellence (TAMUCC, 2017).

His work emphasizes global trade dynamics, governance impacts on economies, and ethical business practices. Ongoing research explores geopolitical shifts, nationalism's effect on globalization, and emerging markets' consumption trends.