Mohammad Tajvarpour

Mohammad Tajvarpour is an Assistant Professor at the State University of New York at Oswego's School of Business, specializing in the intersections of technology, innovation, and marketing. He teaches MBA and undergraduate courses, including pioneering a course on ChatGPT for Business. His research focuses on crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and integrating AI into business strategies.

• Education: PhD in Business Administration (McMaster University, Canada), MBA (Sharif University of Technology), BSc in Electrical Engineering (Shiraz University of Technology).

Research interests emphasize how digital platforms and AI shape business strategies and consumer behavior. Notable contributions include studies on crowdfunding success factors, CSR orientation impacts, and narrative marketing effects.

Awards & Grants:

• Curriculum Innovation Grant (ChatGPT course)
• Penfield Library College Impact Collections Grant (twice)
• TIP Grant - Consumer Neuroscience Lab collaboration
• Academic Leadership and International Excellence Awards (DeGroote School of Business)

He has secured grants like the Early Start Program and IGE Internationalization Award. His work bridges academic research and practical business applications, with a focus on AI integration and sustainable practices.

Mohammad’s lab collaborations include the Consumer Neuroscience Lab, exploring cognitive and behavioral aspects of consumer decision-making. He actively engages in conferences, presenting at PDMA, AMA, and JPIM forums.