Tag: academia
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On fireships, societal marketing, and public policy
As uncertainty engulfs Washington, D.C., the need for agility in social marketing and public policy scholarship becomes heightened for market resilience.
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Reentry, readjusting, reintegrating, reflecting back home
Three weeks after returning from Fulbright research on coffee in Colombia, I’m reflecting on being home and what’s coming next.
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Hasta la próxima, Colombia…
Having given my final presentation at Uniandes, I’ve got some goodbyes and thank yous to offer. We’ve done a lot of work over four months, yet the work is just beginning…
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Strange New Ethical Worlds and the Market of AI
I’m just another professor with AI discourse. But I’m from marketing, so critique is seemingly contrarian to my discipline full of hype magnates.
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Information Imperialism and Coffee
What does it mean to demand more information of coffee producers yet not expect to give anything of value
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Coffee is a fruit
I got the opportunity to take my first ever trip to a coffee farm. But firsthand context left me with more questions than answers on unlocking equity.
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Starting to tackle the research
It’s now been about three weeks since I landed here in Bogotá and I feel much more comfortable here than I did those first culture shock-ing couple of days. There are a couple of reasons for this. First, though my Spanish still is less than good, I’ve gotten the sense of some of the expressions…
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How losing my job paved the (long, indirect) way to Colombia
TLDR: I lost my job. But obviously, there’s more to that story than meets the eye…
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Why coffee, why me
As a long-time coffee prosumer whose research has focused on issues of marketplace justice, I see room for a different academic perspective/critique on the coffee industry.
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… And we’re back!
In light of making tenure and winning a Fulbright award, and in anticipation of my journey to/travels around Colombia to research coffee markets/ing, I felt it would be prudent to resurface my website and start writing again.