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Conferences and seminars

The Department of Marketing presents a series of seminars conducted by diverse specialists in the field of marketing. These specialists include a wide category of academics in various disciplines, marketing practitioners, and students who present their research findings for academic progression towards a higher degree. The aim of these seminars is to promote, share and discuss marketing and marketing knowledge from various perspectives.

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Month Conference / seminar topic Speaker(s) Date/Time Venue Type

January

         

February

Attribute presentation format, attribute alignability and preference fluency: The case of attraction and compromise effects Mr Wen MAOMr Wen MAO 8 February    
  Attractiveness and the diversification in society: Impact on communication effectiveness Ms Nives ZUBCEVIC 16 February    

March

Customers' perceived value for wine Ms Yaelle SALTMAN 16 March    

April

Have you seen the news today?  Mortality Salience Effects on Foreign and Domestic Brands Ms Jia LIU 23 April    
  A cross-national comparison: The influence of consumer Innovativeness and national culture on radical new product adoption Mr Fred CHAO 26 April    

May

Methods Seminar Professor Harmen Oppewal May 24 Clayfield Room, A1.34, Caulfield Campus  

June

         

July

         

August

Application of Gift-Giving and Theory of Planned Behaviour to Model Consumer Choices: Choosing a Restaurant for Hosting Dinner Anny Lekkumporn (DBACandidate) 21-08-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) Seminar Room S2.32, Caulfield campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature
An Introduction to Stated Choice Experiments Dr. John Rose (The University of Sydney) 23-08-2007 (02:00 PM to 04:00 PM) Clayfield Room A1.34, Building A, Caulfield Campus Research Workshop
State of Art in Designing Stated Choice Experiments Dr. John Rose (The University of Sydney) 24-08-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) Lecture Theatre H.235 (Building H, Level 2), Caulfield Campus Research Seminar

September

Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) from A Research Output Perspective Professor Felix Mavondo, Associate Professor Chris Dubelaar, Associate Professor Patrick Foley, and Dr. Ann Mitsis 07-09-2007 (03:00 PM to 04:30 PM) Clayfield Room A1.34, Building A, Caulfield Campus Research Seminar

October

Justice and Stress' Impacts on Salespeople Outcomes: From Performance and Turnover Management Perspective Yung-Hsien (Jimmy) Liao (PhD Candidate) 11-10-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) The Clayfield Room A1.34, Caulfield Campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature
  Longitudinal investigation into capital resource variations on technology consumption Sherman Ting (PhD Candidate) 18-10-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) The Ramler Room, Level 3, Caulfield Campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature
  Gender Differences in Consumer Loyalty Dr Valentina Melnyk(Waikato Management School) Date/Time: 30-10-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) Clayfield Room A1.34, Caulfield Campus Research Seminar

 

How to Publish in the Better Journals? Professor Harald van Heerde(Waikato Management School) 31-10-2007 (10:15 am to 12:00 pm) Clayfield Room A1.34, Caulfield Campus Research Seminar

November

Developing Dynamic Capabilities through Partnership- The Role of Resources and Capabilities Wei Jiang (PhD Candidate) 15-11-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) The Ramler Room, Level 3, Caulfield Campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature

Unwrapping the Gift: Defining the Role of Gift Wrapping in the Gift Exchange Process Elizabeth Porublev (PhD Candidate) 22-11-2007 (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM) The Ramler Room, Level 3, Caulfield Campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature
  Just the Two of Us:  Management of nonprofit-business alliances Katy Lefroy (PhD Candidate) 27-11-2007 (01:00 PM to 02:00 PM) The Ramler Room, Level 3, Caulfield Campus Confirmation of doctoral candidature

December