When you say ‘people are our best asset,’ what do you really mean? Tae-Youn Park’s evidence-based research can help companies choose the right HR models for success. Tae-Youn (Ty) Park Who: Tae-Youn (Ty) Park joined Vanderbilt’s Organization Studies group as … Continued
Who: Jessica Kennedy is an assistant professor in organization studies who came to Vanderbilt in 2014, following two years as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, which is also her undergraduate alma mater. Before embarking on … Continued
As members of one of the nation’s top research universities, Owen faculty always have something interesting on their minds. Here’s a portion of what two faculty members are currently considering. Jennifer Escalas Who: Jennifer Escalas, associate professor of marketing. Escalas … Continued
As members of one of the nation’s top research universities, Owen faculty always have something interesting on their minds. Here’s a portion of what two faculty members are currently considering. Richard Willis Who: Richard Willis, the Anne Marie and Thomas … Continued
This Issue: Marketing and Organization Studies
What can be learned about a company’s financial well-being from its inventory practices? Do CEOs’ shareholder letters drop hints about pending change? Two Vanderbilt professors want to know.
Why does a business school professor study poverty? Why would a retailer allow one manufacturer to determine shelf space and even pricing for an entire category of product–even that of competitors? Two professors share about their research interests.
What impact does pricing have on food decisions? What spillover effects do mutual funds and other investment vehicles have on each other? Two professors share about their research interests.