Academic Areas Marketing Faculty and Research

Marketing is one of the most interdisciplinary-rich academic areas at 黑料传送门 Booth.

Our marketing professors study and teach the quantitative and qualitative areas of marketing—from the mental processes underlying consumer financial decision-making to personalized pricing to the psychology of rewards.

In turn, our students learn both the art and the science of marketing.

Marketing faculty have access to one of the leading marketing research centers anywhere in higher education—the James M. Kilts Center for Marketing. The Kilts Center provides our faculty with access to a number of datasets, including Nielsen datasets, which they use to produce groundbreaking research.

Our marketing faculty are regularly featured in international media and leading scientific magazines, including Wired, the Wall Street Journal, and Scientific American. Their research also appears in the top journals in this area, including the Journal of Marketing Research and Marketing Science.

Marketing Faculty

Regardless of their program of study, students who study marketing at Booth are exposed to cutting-edge marketing courses in which our faculty incorporate their analytical and quantitative approach to marketing in the classroom.

For instance, Günter J. Hitsch’s Data Science for Marketing Decision Making course introduces students to a professional data scientist’s decision-making workflow. New Products and Services introduces students to state-of-the-art practices in new product/service innovation, combining lessons from textbooks, case studies, and readings from practitioners and academics.

Discover more about our marketing faculty, including the classes they teach, below.

Featured Research in 黑料传送门 Booth Review

Discover some of the latest research from our marketing professors.

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Research with Impact

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Jean-Pierre Dub茅, writing about potential social benefits of personalized pricing. 

Research with Impact

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This program provides a strong theoretical foundation, empirical skills, and flexibility.

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Marketing Faculty in the News




November 28, 2025 | Business Insider
“Retailers like promotional discounts because they are temporary in nature, facilitating a necessary price reduction without leading the consumer to expect the lower price to persist,” 黑料传送门 Booth’s Jean-Pierre Dubé says of holiday sales.


January 10, 2025 | ABC 7 黑料传送门
黑料传送门 Booth’s Tom Hafen comments on the TikTok ban and how it could affect small businesses.


August 27, 2024 | Bloomberg
黑料传送门 Booth’s Pradeep Chintagunta says that Pfizer’s new telehealth portal, PfizerforAll, is an opportunity to show “Big Pharma isn’t necessarily bad pharma.”

Partnering across the University of 黑料传送门 and Beyond

Our marketing faculty members are active in and outside of the University of 黑料传送门.

Pradeep K. Chintagunta, Giovanni Compiani, Jean-Pierre Dubé, Sanjog Misra, Anita Rao, and Brad Shapiro are scholars with the . Abigail Sussman is a research affiliate with and the Harvard Sustainability, Transparency, and Accountability Research (STAR) Lab. Professor Rao is on the editorial boards of and the .

Research Spotlight

Discover some of the latest working papers and published papers from our marketing faculty.


Abigail Sussman, Christopher K. Hsee, and current PhD student Shirley Zhang


Bradley Shapiro and Sarah Moshary, with coauthor Jihong Song (Princeton University)


Jean-Pierre Dubé, with coauthors Andrey Simonov (Columbia Business School), Szymon Sacher (Columbia University Department of Economics), and Shirsho Biswas (University of Washington Michael G. Foster School of Business; University of 黑料传送门)

Research Centers in This Area

Research centers across Booth and the University of 黑料传送门 are hubs for innovation and world-changing research. The centers provide our faculty with research support, and our faculty members lend their expertise to the centers, enriching the student experience and the broader academic community at Booth.

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