Customer Experience
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(Newsletter #26) Gender, sustainability, organised crime: what's at stake for culture?
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Bertrand Monnet , Professor holder of the Criminal Risks Management Chair - Senior Lecturer
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Hager Jemel-Fornetty , Associate Professor, Diversity & Inclusion Chair Director, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
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Guergana Guintcheva , Professor
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Yanina Rashkova , Assistant Professor
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Sylvain Colombero , Associate Professor
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Alena Kostyk , Associate Professor
The circular economy may not be taking off: Here are six ways stakeholders can make it happen
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Katrien Verleye , Ghent University
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Arne De Keyser , Professor
Restoring and renewing trust: why brands must once again become benchmarks in an uncertain world
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Patrick Longuet , Associate Professor
How companies can reduce negative emotions in the aftermath of a crisis
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Paolo Antonetti , Professor
Luxury consumption in China: a story of dynamic transformation
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Michael Antioco , Professor - Dean of Faculty and Research
In the avalanche of content, brands must consider consumers' cognitive fatigue
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Alena Kostyk , Associate Professor
4 questions to Peter Daly & Sabine Ruaud (EDHEC) on the internationalisation of the ‘Made in France’
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Sabine Ruaud , Professor
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Peter Daly , Professor of Management/Leadership
Ludovic Cailluet: ‘When constructing narratives about and around brands, historians must remain impartial “third parties” and not simply be providers of storytelling’
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Ludovic Cailluet , Professor, Associate Dean
AI and Emotions: What Will the Customer Experience Look Like in 2050?
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Alexis Rollin , RnD
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Arne De Keyser , Professor
AI and online shopping: how Shein, Temu and others get you hooked
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Loïc Plé , IESEG School of Management
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Ghassan Paul Yacoub , Associate Professor
Understanding why consumers could choose circular luxury
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Arne De Keyser , Professor
Adaptive selling: how personalised sales strategies can restore the competitive edge of physical retail
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Yenee Kim , Assistant Professor
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Richard G. McFarland , ESSEC