AMS Awards
Introduction
The Academy of Marketing Science announces 11 awards given at its recent annual conference
The recipient of the 2016 Harold W. Berkman Distinguished Service Award is David J. Ortinau from the University of South Florida.
The Harold W. Berkman Distinguished Service Award is named after the AMS Founding Fellow, who continues to serve as the AMS Executive Vice-President and Director, this award recognizes individuals who epitomize selflessness in service to the AMS and to the marketing discipline in general. This prestigious award is given to an AMS Fellow who has stood out in terms of dedication and commitment to the Academy of Marketing Science and to the marketing discipline overall.
The recipient of the 2016 Harold & Muriel Berkman Faculty Development and Achievement Award is Nicholas Paparoidamis from IESEG Management School .
The Harold and Muriel Berkman Faculty Development and Achievement Award award recognizes initiative in service to AMS and achievement within AMS among developing scholars. Candidates must have a minimum of three consecutive years of AMS Fellow membership and have served in some official capacity in AMS programs. Preference is given to candidates within the first 15 years in academics.
The recipient of the 2016 AMS Outstanding Marketer of the Year Award is Walt Disney.
The AMS Outstanding Marketer of the Year Award recognizes achievement and prominence through the practice of marketing. Winners have exemplified effectiveness in marketing and maintained high professional moral standards through all their actions.
The AMS Global Marketer of the Year award is Olivier Dexemple, CMO for Coca-Cola France.
The AMS Global Marketer of the Year award recognizes achievement within the marketing discipline to an individual that has furthered the cause of marketing internationally and global market development. The recipient will have demonstrated his/her accomplishments through their actions and statements, and will have at all times acted with integrity and high ethical standards. It is not required that this individual has a terminal degree, nor is it required that this individual has been an academic – although the award can be given to either academics or practitioners.
The recipient of the 2016 Jane K. Fenyo award for the best Student Paper is Annika Lueth, with her paper Hungry, Healthy, Happy! How Emolabeling with Smiley Faces Induces Healthier Food Choices for Children.
The Jane K. Fenyo award for the best Student Paper for all papers authored or co-authored by doctoral students only.
The recipients of the 2016 William R. Darden award for the Best Research Methodology Paper are Michael Czinkota & Rüdiger Kaufman with their paper An Integration of the Curative International Marketing ConstructI.
The William R. Darden award for the Best Research Methodology Paper for papers demonstrating outstanding research methods, and submitted to the Research Methods Track.
The recipients of the 2016 Stanley C. Hollander Best Retailing Paper are Carl-Philip Ahlbom, Jens Nordfält, Anne Roggeveen & Dhruv Grewal with their paper With or Without You: Playing Music in Grocery Stores.
The Stanley C. Hollander Best Retailing Paper for all papers submitted to the Services Marketing and Retailing tracks.
The recipients of the 2016 M. Wayne Delozier award for the Best Conference Paper are Sara Hanson, Lan Jiang & Darren Dahl with their paper Knowing Your Role: Reputation Signals and their Influence on Participation in an Online Community.
M. Wayne Delozier award for the Best Conference Paper all papers submitted to the conference were eligible for this award.
The recipients of the 2016 The Jagdish N. Sheth Award for the Best Paper are Thorsten Henning-Thurau from University of Muenster, Caroline Wiertz from Cass Business School & Fabian Feldhaus, BAT Business Services GmbH with their paper Does twitter matter? The impact of microblogging word of mouth on consumers’ adoption of new movies.
Mary Kay Dissertation Competition Award is Sarang Sunder with his paper Measuring the Lifetime Value of a Customer in the Consumer Packaged Goods Industry.
The 2016 Mary Kay Dissertation Competition Finalist included Tatiana Fajardo with her paper Capitalizing on the Symbolic Value of Brand Assets and Vamsi Kanuri with his paper Optimizing a Menu of Multi-format Subscription Plans for Advertising Supported Media Platforms: A Model and Application in the Daily Newspaper Industry.
The recipient of the 2016 Mary Kay Dissertation Proposal Competition Award is Michael Jia with his paper Effects of Anthropomorphic Product Presentations on Brand Choice of Complementary Accessories.
The 2016 Mary Kay Dissertation Proposal Competition Finalist included Amalesh Sharma with his paper Investigating the Impact of Pace, Rhythm, and Scope on New Product Introduction Process on Firm Performance in B2B Markets and Jiaoyang (Krista) Li with her paper Same or Different? A Product Design Question.
Mary Kay Proposal and Dissertation Awards started when the relationship between Mary Kay and AMS began 25 years ago. Mary Kay has been a tremendous supporter of AMS and of doctoral student research. For the past 22 years, Mary Kay has provided support for dissertation awards. Many prolific scholars in marketing have won the Mary Kay Dissertation Competition.
Selection of "Distinguished Fellow" designees is made by an appropriate committee of the Board of Governors, which in turn submits its selections to the Academy’s Executive Council for confirmation. The Officers and the Board of Governors proudly announce the designees of the "Distinguished Fellow" award:
Adilson Borges, Neoma Business School, France William B. Locander, Loyola University New Orleans, USA Goran Svensson, Kristiania University College, Norway
In 1990 the Board of Governors of the Academy of Marketing Science recommended the establishment of the honorary designation of "Distinguished Fellow," which would be available for award to a limited number of members (Fellows) in recognition of their exemplary service to the Academy over a sustained period of time. This designation is separate and distinct from the Academy’s annual "Outstanding Marketing Educator" award which emphasizes distinguished research and publication productivity, and which is open to members and non-members alike.
