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Forrest Morgeson is an Associate Professor and Interim Chairperson in the Department of Marketing at the Broad College of Business, Michigan State University. His research focuses on customer experience, public policy implications of business practices, and international marketing strategies. He is widely cited for work on the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), analyzing consumer behavior in crises, and evaluating government service efficiency. His expertise bridges academic research and real-world applications, frequently informing media discussions on retail trends, federal service improvements, and crisis management.
Dr. Morgeson’s research interests emphasize the intersection of customer satisfaction with broader economic and political systems. His work explores how consumer expectations shape market dynamics, particularly during economic downturns, and how businesses can mitigate service failures. He has contributed to understanding the role of customer-company relationships in sustaining brand loyalty during crises. His international studies address cross-cultural marketing challenges and sustainability innovations in global business models.
Notable contributions include analyzing the causal link between customer satisfaction and stock market performance, which has influenced corporate strategies for leveraging customer assets. His applied research on government services has been featured in major outlets like AP News and U.S. News & World Report, advising policymakers on improving citizen satisfaction through data-driven approaches.
Dr. Morgeson’s media engagements highlight his role as a thought leader in customer-centric strategies. He has addressed topics ranging from retailer satisfaction trends to the implications of federal shutdowns on public services. His interdisciplinary approach integrates marketing theory with real-world policy analysis, making his work impactful across academic and practical domains.
