Peter Stüttgen

Peter Stüttgen is an Associate Teaching Professor of Marketing at the Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University, with over 10 years of teaching experience across Pittsburgh and Doha campuses. His roles include teaching introductory marketing courses and electives at the undergraduate level.

• Education: PhD (2011) and MS (2008) from Carnegie Mellon University; BS (2005) from Berry College; Vordiplom in Sportmanagement (2004) from Fachhochschule Koblenz
• Research Interests: Focus on pricing strategy, marketing analytics, behavioral economics, and information markets through empirical models and conjoint analysis

His recent work in Sports Economics examines how scheduling affects team performance, while Marketing Science publications explore consumer decision-making frameworks like the Satisficing Choice Model. Earlier studies in Business & Economic Statistics addressed retail supply chain monitoring.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Provost's Inclusive Teaching Fellowship (PITF) 2021-2022
• Professional Activities:
  • Journal of Sports Economics (2025) - Peer Review
  • CMU Committees: Curriculum Review, Marketing Hiring, Strategic Planning
  • Case Writing Workshop (2021) and Case Teaching Workshop (2015) certifications

Stüttgen's teaching portfolio includes Digital Marketing, Marketing Research, and Pricing Strategy courses, with ongoing involvement in academic governance and professional development initiatives.