Gerard J. Tellis
is the Jerry & Nancy Neely Chair in American Enterprise. He holds a
Ph.D. in Business Administration from the University of Michigan (Ann
Arbor). His bachelor's degree is in chemistry and his master's is in
business administration. Previously he worked as a Sales Development
Manager for Johnson & Johnson, where he was responsible for brand
management, new product introduction and sales staff planning. He joined
USC's Marketing Department in 1989 as an associate professor, and was
promoted to professor in Spring 1993.
Professor Tellis is an expert in advertising &
promotion, pricing and entry into new markets. He has published widely
on these topics in many journals including the Journal of Marketing,
Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Advertising Research,
Marketing Science and Sloan Management Review. His research
on advertising has been noted in the professional and popular press,
both nationally and internationally.
He has won several awards for his research and
teaching. He was recently awarded the USC Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Award
recognizing his book Will and Vision: How Latecomers Grow to
Dominate Markets, (co-authored with Peter Golder). This award
was given at the 2004 Academic Honors Convocation. This book was rated
by Harvard Business Review as one of the best business books of
2001 and was awarded the 2003 Berry-AMA Book Prize for the Best Book in
Marketing. Among other awards achieved by Professor Tellis are the 2002
Maynard Award for most significant contribution to Marketing thought in
the Journal of Marketing; the Odell Award 1998 for best paper in
the Journal of Marketing Research; and the 1998 Bass Award for
best paper in Marketing Science.
Education :
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The University of Bombay, Bombay (B.Sc.)
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Xavier Labor Relations Institute, Jamshedpur (PGDBM)
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University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) (Ph.D.)
Specialties:
Selected research from Professor Tellis. |