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Prof. Marnik G. Dekimpe is a Research Professor of Marketing at Tilburg University and Professor of Marketing at KU Leuven. He holds editorial roles in top journals and has advised leading industries on marketing strategy. His research focuses on recession marketing, private-label success drivers, and marketing-mix effectiveness. He has won numerous awards, including the 2017 Mahajan Award and 2016 EMAC Distinguished Scholar Award. Education: PhD in Marketing from UCLA. Career highlights include Head of Department at Tilburg (2014-2020), visiting professorships at HKUST and Singapore Management University, and editorial leadership roles in multiple journals. Research interests span product-harm crises, consumer behavior, and retail strategy. Recent work explores proximity-store strategies for big-box retailers and the welfare impacts of hard discounters’ brand listings. Award highlights include honorary doctorates, best-paper awards, and long-term impact recognitions. Supervised over 40 PhD students, with notable advisees in retailing and marketing analytics. Active in editorial boards of key marketing journals and research institutes.

• Marketing
• Retailing
• Pricing Strategy
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Toomas Laarits is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, where he joined in 2019. His research lies at the intersection of asset pricing, financial intermediation, and monetary policy, with a focus on investor behavior, safe assets, and macroeconomic announcements. Education: PhD in Financial Economics, Yale University, 2019 MPhil in Financial Economics, Yale University, 2017 MA in Financial Economics, Yale University, 2016 AB in Mathematics, Harvard University, 2010 His research investigates puzzles in financial markets, such as the pre-FOMC announcement drift, retail investor behavior, and the role of safe assets in times of crisis. By combining empirical analysis with theoretical modeling, he explores how investors interpret public information, the hedging demand for Treasuries, and the impact of fiscal stimulus on equity markets. His interdisciplinary work also extends into financial history, examining the 1930 downturn and the evolution of financial architecture. The most recent research articles show a strong trend toward understanding decision-making under uncertainty, the role of information in asset pricing, and the behavior of retail investors using novel datasets such as browser activity. His work frequently appears in top finance journals and receives media attention from outlets like the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, and The Economist. Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in the text. Professor Laarits has advised or collaborated with researchers such as Marco Sammon and has been involved in multiple high-impact projects with leading scholars including Gary Gorton, Viral Acharya, and Robin Greenwood. While no formal grants are listed, the scope and publication record suggest active funding. He teaches Foundations of Finance at the undergraduate level and contributes to the academic life at NYU Stern through research and mentorship. Labs and Research Teams: No formal lab is mentioned. However, his extensive co-authorship network indicates active participation in collaborative research groups focused on financial economics, macro-finance, and market microstructure.

• Asset Pricing
• Financial Intermediation
• Retail Investors
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Marc Sachon is a Full Professor and Director of the Department of Operations, Information, and Technology at IESE Business School, University of Navarra . He serves as Academic Director for Advanced Management Programs (AMP) and specialized courses like Successful Change Management and Industry 4.0 . His leadership extends to the annual IESE Automotive Industry Conference (since 1986) and consulting engagements with global firms such as BMW Group , Phoenix Group , and Traton Group . PhD in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management from Stanford University MBA from IESE Business School Master's in Aerospace Technology from University of Stuttgart His research focuses on operations strategy , particularly in the automotive industry , and the impact of Industry 4.0 on manufacturing and logistics. He explores how digital transformation reshapes value chains, emphasizing human-machine collaboration and supply chain resilience. His work spans academic journals like IEEE Transactions and business publications like IESE Insight , with case studies on companies such as Porsche and Netflix . Professor Sachon has received multiple teaching awards and maintains an active consulting practice across industries including airlines , pharmaceuticals , and logistics . He previously worked at Airbus and IBM , and currently advises a mobility startup board. His recent publications highlight trends in electric mobility , 3D printing , and supply chain sustainability .

• Operations Strategy
• Industry 4.0
• Supply Chain Management
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David Musto is the Ronald O. Perelman Professor in Finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, where he has served on the faculty since 1995. He currently directs the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance and teaches core finance courses including Capital Markets and Strategic Equity Finance across undergraduate, MBA, and executive programs. Education PhD, University of Chicago, 1995 BA, Yale University, 1987 Professor Musto's research centers on capital markets dynamics, consumer credit mechanisms, and financial intermediation structures. His work examines market liquidity during crises, predatory lending practices, and the contractual implementation of impact investing. He investigates how financial incentives interact with social goals and how market structures influence trading behavior, with particular focus on Treasury markets, short-selling constraints, and mortgage lending regulations. His publications from 2008-2021 reveal consistent empirical analysis of market microstructure and credit markets. Key contributions include identifying illiquidity feedback loops in Treasury markets during the financial crisis, demonstrating how impact funds contractually integrate social goals without direct compensation ties, and analyzing how failing to deliver stock affects options pricing. His research bridges theoretical models with high-resolution market data across diverse financial instruments. Scientific Awards No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants Professor Musto supervises independent study projects (FNCE8990) for finance students but specific advisees and grant details are not provided. His teaching portfolio includes capstone projects evaluating student loan offers and strategic equity financing decisions, reflecting applied research supervision without explicit grant disclosures. Labs and Teams As Director of the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance, Professor Musto leads initiatives connecting academic research with industry practice. The Center develops financial education tools including an app created by teens for teens, and runs leadership programs for underrepresented Philadelphia high school students, fostering practical finance innovation through academic-industry collaboration.

• capital markets
• consumer credit
• financial intermediation
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Dr. George Karakostas is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computing and Software at McMaster University. His research focuses on Scientific Computing, Optimization, and Theoretical Computer Science, with a particular emphasis on algorithms, scheduling, and resource management in data centers and mobile networks. He is actively involved in advising graduate students and contributes to cutting-edge research in digital twins, edge computing, and approximation algorithms. Dr. Karakostas holds a PhD (implied by title) and has authored numerous publications addressing challenges in workload distribution, thermal management, and task scheduling under deadline constraints. His work often intersects with practical applications in IoT, wireless networks, and energy-efficient infrastructure. Key research trends include optimizing resource allocation in distributed systems, developing efficient offloading strategies for mobile devices, and leveraging digital twins for system performance enhancement. Despite the volume of his publications, the focus consistently revolves around theoretical rigor paired with real-world applicability. Dr. Karakostas is affiliated with the Digital & Smart Systems research cluster and teaches advanced courses such as CAS 744: Advanced Topics in Design of Algorithms (Theory). His contact information includes karakos@mcmaster.ca and a faculty profile page at www.cas.mcmaster.ca/~gk.

• Scientific Computing
• Optimization
• Theoretical Computer Science
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Inge Geyskens is a Full Professor of Marketing at Tilburg University's Tilburg School of Economics and Management (TiSEM), where she has been a faculty member since 1998. She is affiliated with the Department of Marketing and actively contributes to research, teaching, and PhD supervision. Her work is widely published in top-tier marketing and management journals. Her primary research interests include marketing channel management, strategic interactions between manufacturers and retailers, private labels, national brands, retail strategy, and consumer welfare. She investigates how retailers position private labels, the impact of national brands in hard discounters, and the effectiveness of marketing-mix variables across retail formats. Her recent publications (2022–2025) focus on the evolution of private labels, including budget and premium tiers, the strategic implications of national-brand listings in hard discounters, and consumer welfare effects. These works appear in leading journals such as Journal of Retailing , Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science , and Impact at JMR , reflecting a strong trend toward empirical analysis of retail dynamics and strategic branding. Winner of the 2015 Alton G. Clayton Competition (Max Nohe, PhD student) Winner of the 2019 Research for Practice Dissertation Award (Kristopher Keller, PhD student) Winner of the GfK Market Research Award (Kristopher Keller, PhD student) Finalist of the 2014 EMAC-McKinsey Doctoral Dissertation Award Competition (Johanna Slot, PhD student) Winner of the 2010 ISBM Business Marketing Doctoral Support Award Competition (Johanna Slot, PhD student) Runner-up of the 2013 EMAC-McKinsey Doctoral Dissertation Award Competition (Anne ter Braak, PhD student) Winner of the 2012 EMAC-McKinsey Doctoral Dissertation Award Competition (Néomie Raassens, PhD student) Professor Geyskens has supervised eight PhD students, many of whom have secured academic positions or prominent industry roles. She has led and participated in multiple research projects on private labels, collaborative product development, and outsourcing. Her teaching includes Marketing Channel Management in the MSc program and coordination of various research methodology courses across bachelor's and pre-master's programs. Her research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to responsible consumption and economic growth, particularly through insights into retail sustainability and equitable market practices.

• Marketing
• Retail Marketing
• Private Labels
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Barbara Deleersnyder is a Full Professor at the Department of Marketing, Tilburg School of Economics and Management, Tilburg University. Her research spans grocery retailing, economic cycles' impact on consumer behavior, marketing performance measurement, and environmental sustainability in food choices. She coordinates research and education for Tilburg's Marketing department and serves on the Marketing Management Team. Current roles: Full Professor (2010–present), Research Coordinator (2014–present), Educational Coordinator (2014–present) Past roles: Assistant Professor at Tilburg University (2008–2009) and RSM Erasmus University (2005–2007). Her work explores how retailers act as gatekeepers in innovation, the interplay between price cuts and flyer advertising, and quantifying consumer welfare impacts of hard discounter strategies. Key themes include: Environmental knowledge gaps in food sustainability Competitive advertising during economic contractions Pro-sustainability market dynamics (UN SDGs 12, 13) She supervises PhD candidates like Hokelekli Gizem (KU Leuven) and Max Nohe (Tilburg University) and has co-edited datasets on brand advertising and retail strategies. Her teaching focuses on research techniques, pricing analytics, and technology for healthy lifestyles.

• Grocery Retailing
• Marketing Innovations
• Consumer Behavior
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Jan-Benedict Steenkamp is the Knox Massey Distinguished Professor of Marketing at the Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He specializes in global marketing strategies, branding, and leadership, with a focus on emerging markets and retail disruption. His research bridges academic rigor and industry application, evidenced by over 150 scholarly publications and 65,000+ citations. Education: PhD, MSc, BSc (all summa cum laude) from Wageningen University, Netherlands, and an honorary doctorate from Aarhus University. He has taught at institutions worldwide, including the U.S. Military Academy and universities across Asia, Europe, and Africa. Research interests include global brand strategy, private label dynamics, consumer behavior during economic shifts, and disruptive leadership. His work explores how brands navigate globalization, with seminal studies on hard discounters (Aldi, Lidl) and the BG 20 project analyzing sustainable brand growth. Notable publications include Global Brand Strategy (winner of the Len Berry Award) and Warrior, Queen, Scientist, Activist , examining historical female leadership. He advises Fortune 500 firms through AiMark, a global strategic center he co-founded, and contributes to legal disputes involving branding and trade. Key awards: Top 5 most-cited marketing scholar globally, Len Berry Award, and recognition for transformative leadership research. His work appears in Harvard Business Review , Wall Street Journal , and major international media.

• Global Marketing
• Branding Strategy
• Emerging Markets
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JunProf.Dr. Gordon Jochem Klein is a Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Münster, affiliated with the Münster Center for Economic Policy. His primary research focuses on industrial organization, competition economics, and regulatory policy, with emphasis on vertical bargaining in retail markets, broadband infrastructure impacts, and antitrust law applications. Key projects include analyzing vertical bargaining dynamics in German and French food retailing, funded by DFG grants, and investigating fiber-broadband regional effects. His work bridges economic theory with practical policy, addressing issues like cartel damage calculations and public infrastructure investment efficacy. Publications span prestigious journals like Managerial and Decision Economics and International Journal of Industrial Organization , covering topics such as brand strategies in retail, property rights in public services, and broadband policy. Klein collaborates with institutions like the MEP Research Center, contributing to doctoral seminars and policy-oriented academic discourse. His expertise is further showcased through contributions to legal-economic analyses, notably in Wirtschaft und Wettbewerb , and his work on regulatory frameworks for media rights in sports leagues. Klein’s research emphasizes empirical validation of theoretical models, offering actionable insights for policymakers and antitrust authorities.

• Industrial Organization
• Economic Policy
• Market Regulation
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Laurens Sloot is a Professor of Entrepreneurship in Retail at the University of Groningen’s Faculty of Economics and Business. He specializes in retail marketing, brand marketing, and the free market’s role in business innovation. His academic career began at Erasmus University in 1992 as an assistant professor, culminating in his 2006 PhD on assortment management. He held the Anton Dreesmann Chair for Retail Marketing (2011–2020) before becoming a special appointment professor. Sloot is also part-time director of the EFMI Business School, which he founded in 1997. His research focuses on independent entrepreneurship’s value in retail, digitalization impacts, and sustainable retail practices. Notable awards include Food Manager of the Year (2017). Research Interests: Sloot’s work bridges academic insights and industry challenges, addressing topics like hard discounters’ rise, consumer behavior post-pandemic, and platform openness. He emphasizes the free market’s efficiency in fostering innovation and sustainability, arguing for market-driven solutions over subsidies. His analyses often highlight retail competitiveness, consumer satisfaction, and strategic retailer decisions. Publications: His 2023 paper on post-pandemic retail trends and 2021 studies on digital platforms and hard discounters reflect current industry shifts. Earlier works, like the 2018 book *Retail Disruptors*, explore market dynamics. Sloot’s 2010 study on shelf layout impacts underscores foundational retail strategies. Awards: Food Manager of the Year (2017) Advising & Grants: While no explicit student advisees are listed, his research collaborations with industry partners like EFMI and SOM Research School reflect applied academic partnerships. Labs/Teams: Founder of EFMI Business School, fostering food retail education and knowledge sharing. Involved with the SOM Research School at the University of Groningen.

• Retail Marketing
• Brand Marketing
• Free Market Economics
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Kolliopoulos Stavros is a Professor in the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. His work focuses on theoretical computer science, algorithms, and combinatorial optimization. He has contributed to scheduling theory, network optimization, and approximation algorithms. His research addresses problems like resource allocation, disjoint paths in graphs, and facility location. Key research interests include the design and analysis of algorithms for NP-hard problems, with applications to scheduling, network flow, and operations research. He explores techniques such as linear programming relaxations and greedy algorithms to achieve approximation guarantees. His recent publications (2023–2025) emphasize time-sharing scheduling, linear-time graph algorithms, and IoT resource management. Earlier work (1997–2013) includes foundational contributions to unsplittable flow, facility location, and selfish routing in networks. His work bridges theoretical insights with practical algorithmic solutions. Notably, he has developed FPTAS algorithms for tardiness minimization and established tight bounds for Lovász-Schrijver rank in facility location problems. His research often combines graph theory with optimization principles to solve real-world network and scheduling challenges.

• Theoretical Computer Science
• Algorithms
• Approximation Algorithms
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Auke Hunneman is an Associate Professor in Marketing at the University of Stavanger, affiliated with the UiS School of Business, Department of Innovation, Management and Marketing. His research bridges marketing theory and applied analytics, with a strong emphasis on retail performance, consumer behavior, and international entrepreneurship. His research interests span key areas in modern marketing, including retail management , consumer satisfaction and loyalty , spatial modeling of store performance , brand perception through packaging design , and the internationalization strategies of new ventures . He employs advanced quantitative methods, particularly spatial econometric models, to analyze consumer and retail dynamics. The trend in his recent publications (2015–2023) reveals a sustained focus on understanding how store design, location, competitive environment, and macroeconomic factors like consumer confidence influence retail outcomes. His work often combines theoretical rigor with practical relevance, targeting both academic journals and industry-facing platforms like BI Marketing Magazine. While no formal scientific awards are listed in the provided materials, his consistent publication record in high-quality international journals such as Journal of Retailing , International Business Review , and Journal of Business Research underscores his scholarly impact. Hunneman actively collaborates with leading researchers including Peter Verhoef, Tammo Bijmolt, and J. Paul Elhorst. He has contributed to research projects funded by or reported to entities like Innovation Norway, indicating engagement with public sector initiatives. He frequently presents at major academic conferences such as EMAC, AMA, and SMS, contributing to the advancement of marketing science. He has participated in dissemination activities and research seminars at institutions like Melbourne Business School, suggesting an active role in academic knowledge exchange. While specific advisees are not listed, his co-authorship with doctoral candidates and researchers implies involvement in mentoring and collaborative research teams.

• Marketing
• Retail Management
• Consumer Behavior
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Professor Izumi Kawashima is a distinguished legal scholar at Waseda University's Faculty of Social Sciences, School of Social Sciences, specializing in corporate law, securities regulation, and comparative company law with particular expertise in UK corporate governance systems. With a career spanning over three decades, she has established herself as a leading authority on corporate governance, shareholder rights, and international regulatory frameworks. Her research interests encompass Corporate Law, Securities Law, Comparative Company Law (particularly UK-Japan comparisons), Corporate Governance, Civil Law, and beneficial ownership transparency. Professor Kawashima has published extensively on UK company law, corporate governance codes, shareholder rights, and non-financial disclosure regulations, contributing significantly to the understanding of international regulatory frameworks and their applicability to Japanese corporate law. Her recent scholarly work demonstrates a clear trend toward examining international regulatory developments, particularly UK corporate governance standards, and their implications for Japanese corporate law. She has focused extensively on beneficial ownership transparency, sustainability disclosure requirements, corporate governance codes, and the evolving relationship between hard law and soft law in corporate governance frameworks. Professor Kawashima has received multiple research grants from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science for projects examining corporate governance codes, non-financial disclosure regulations, beneficial ownership transparency, and the classification regulations in the Companies Act. Her work bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical implications for corporate governance reform. She is an active participant in academic discourse, having presented at numerous symposia on corporate governance, UK company law, and disclosure regulations. Her contributions to legal scholarship extend beyond traditional academic publications to include influential work on the governance of school corporations and the implementation of governance codes in educational institutions.

• Corporate Law
• Securities Law
• Comparative Company Law
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Professor Sampath K. Kannan is the Henry Salvatori Professor in the Department of Computer and Information Science at the School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on algorithms, computational biology, program checking, and network security. ACM Fellow (2013) ACM SIGACT Distinguished Service Award (2012) Outstanding Faculty Advising Award (2005) Ford Foundation 'Best Advisor' Award (2004) His research spans algorithms (massive data processing, shortest-path optimization), computational biology (evolutionary tree reconstruction, phylogenetic analysis), and program checking (runtime verification, trust management). Recent work involves data stream algorithms and healthcare scheduling optimization . He has taught advanced courses in algorithms and complexity theory since 1994, including CIS 677 (Complexity Theory) and GCB 537 (Computational Biology). His publications bridge theoretical computer science and applied systems research , with a focus on scalability, correctness, and security.

• Algorithms
• Computational Biology
• Program Checking
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