Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative News
First of its kind global study of 450 C-suite execs highlights shift from shareholders to stakeholders
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New data-backed insights and best practices for shifting from a shareholder primacy to a stakeholder value creation business model have been published.
Full tenure at Oxford Saïd for Dr Felipe Thomaz
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World leading academic Dr Felipe Thomaz has received full tenure at Saïd Business School and has been reappointed in his role to retiring age.
New online Venture Series for entrepreneurs launches
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Saïd Business School has announced a new series of online programmes to support entrepreneurs on their journey to success.
Media, marketing and mission: Associate Fellow Seth Rogin’s insights at the Fifth Future of Marketing Symposium
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Associate Fellow Seth Rogin has a distinguished career spanning digital marketing, news, and advertising, as well as having been a backer of a Broadway play.
Andrew Stephen ranks among the world’s top marketing academics for another year
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The marketing professor and associate dean of research came first in the UK.
Helping journalists around the world to grow their audiences
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Saïd Business School's partnership with the Meta Journalism Project is going global
Chatbots get the blame if they look too human
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When customers are angry, humanlike chatbots could make them even angrier with a negative effect on customer satisfaction and brand reputation.
Mars publishes study to tackle gender inequality in partnership with Oxford Future of Marketing
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Experts from Saïd Business School analysed data from over 10,000 women in 88 different countries to identify the main areas of intervention.
Outstanding Reviewer Award for Associate Professor of Marketing
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Felipe Thomaz has received an Outstanding Reviewer Award from the Journal of Consumer Research.
Oxford Saïd announces partnership with the Unstereotype Alliance
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The new partnership will aim to address all stereotypes in advertising.
Mars joins the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
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Together, Saїd Business School and Mars, Incorporated will identify opportunities to address gender inequality in business.
Tenure for Dr Rhonda Hadi
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Rhonda Hadi, Associate Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School and Fellow of Green Templeton College, has been reappointed to retiring age at Oxford.
Google joins the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
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The new partnership will see FOMI and Google collaborate on research to better understand how new forms of digital advertising contribute to brand growth.
Twitter joins the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
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Saїd Business School and Twitter have joined forces to address the changing needs of contemporary marketers and business leaders.
Persuading consumers to post about products on social media can backfire for businesses
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Brands that spend time and money on word-of-mouth marketing (WOMM) by encouraging consumers to post about their products may be shooting themselves in the foot.
Professor Andrew Stephen honoured by the American Marketing Association
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Prof. Stephen has won the Varadarajan Award for Early Contributions to Marketing Strategy
Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative to use Teradata Vantage for business and marketing research
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Teradata has also revealed that they will be funding a new postdoctoral research fellow in the FOMI team.
Mobile Marketing Association joins Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
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The Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative has gone from strength to strength since its launch in 2016.
New report reveals paradoxical role of the Chief Digital Officer
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Chief Digital Officers are ‘paradoxical protagonists’ who aim to make themselves redundant.