Journal of Promotion Management
KEITH
ADLER,
Michigan State University, Department of Advertising
ABDULWAHAB S. ALKAHTANI (AL-GAHTANI),
King Fahd
University of Petroleum and Minerals,
Department of
Management and Marketing,
College of
Industrial Management, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
ELIZABETH GOENAWAN ANANTO,
Trisakti University, Department of Communications and Public Relations, Trisakti
International Business School, Jakarta, Indonesia
RONALD B. ANDERSON,
University of Texas, Department of
Advertising
RUSSELL BELK,
University of Utah,
Marketing Department
RUNE
BJERKE,
Oslo School
of Management,
Oslo, Norway
DAN S. BORNÉ,
President, Louisiana Chemical Association, Baton
Rouge, LA
PAMELA G. BOURLAND-DAVIS,
Georgia Southern University, Department of
Communication Arts
STEPHEN BROWN,
University of Ulster,
Northern Ireland, School of Marketing, Entrepreneurship & Strategy
STEPHEN D. BRUNING,
Capital University, Department of Communication
T. K. CLARKE,
Sonoma State University,
Department of Business Administration
STAVROS COSMOPULOS,
Marketing,
Advertising and Creative Consultant,
Norwell, MA
RICK
EBEL, Principal, Glenrich Business Studies, Corvallis,
OR
LISA T. FALL,
University of Tennessee, School of
Advertising and Public Relations
KATHLEEN FEARN-BANKS,
University of
Washington, Department of Communication
DAVID M. GARDNER, Emeritus,
University of Illinois -
Champaign/Urbana, Department of Business Administration
LOUISA HA,
Bowling Green State University,
Department of Telecommunications
BASYOUNI HAMADA,
United Arab
Emirates University, Department of Mass Communication, Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
ROBERT L. HEATH,
University of Houston, School of Communication
SABRINA IRONSIDE,
Vice President,
Integrated Marketing, Fox Home Entertainment, Los Angeles, CA; and Vice Chairman
of the Board, Promotion Marketing Association, Inc.
ALI KANSO,
University of Texas at San
Antonio, Department of Communication
ERDENER
KAYNAK, Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg, Department of Marketing;
and Executive Director, International Management
Development Association
PHILIP J. KITCHEN,
University of Hull,
Department of Marketing and Business Strategy, The Business School, Hull, UK
DEAN KRUCKEBERG,
University of Northern Iowa, Department of Communication Studies
DAN L. LATTIMORE, APR,
University of Memphis, Dean of
University College and Vice
Provost for Extended Programs
JOHN
D. LECKENBY, University of Texas at Austin, Department of Advertising
JOHN LEDINGHAM,
Capital University, Department of
Communication
CHARLES
A. "CHUCK" LUBBERS,
University of South Dakota,
Department of Contemporary Media and
Journalism
BONITA
DOSTAL NEFF, Valparaiso University,
Department of Communication
DOUG NEWSOM,
Texas Christian University,
Schieffer School of Journalism
CHARLES H. PATTI,
University of Denver,
Integrated Marketing
Communication (IMC) Program, Department of Marketing, Daniels College of
Business
J. GREGORY PAYNE,
Emerson College,
School of Communication;
and General Director of the
Saudi-American
Exchange
LAURA M.
PENNINO, Founder and President,
Pennino and Partners, Houston, TX
KENNETH D. PLOWMAN,
Brigham Young University, Department of Communications
TOM REICHERT,
University of
Georgia, Department of Advertising and Public Relations
CLAIRE ROSENZWEIG, CAE, President and
Chief Operating Officer, Promotion Marketing Association, Inc., New York, NY
DON
E. SCHULTZ, Emeritus,
Northwestern University, Integrated Marketing Communications
Program, Medill School of Journalism
NANCY SNOW,
California State University at Fullerton,
Department of Communications
GEORGE S. SPAIS,
University of
Peloponnese,
Department of Sports Organization and Management
ANDI STEIN,
California State University at
Fullerton, Department of Communications
GUIDO H. STEMPEL III,
Emeritus,
Ohio
University, E.W. Scripps School of Journalism
BARBARA
B. STERN,
Rutgers University-Newark, Department of Marketing
DAVID
W. STEWART, University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business
DEMETRIS VRONTIS,
Intercollege,
Department of Marketing, School of Business, Nicosia, Cyprus
WILLIAM D. WELLS, Emeritus,
University of Minnesota,
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
LAURIE
J. WILSON,
Brigham Young University, Department of Communications
ARCH
G. WOODSIDE, Boston College, Wallace E. Carroll School of Management
JUDITH L. ZAICHKOWSKY,
Simon Fraser
University, Canada, Faculty of Business Administration
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