Faculty

Ravi Dhar Dina Mayzlin Nathan Novemsky K.Sudhir



Ravi Dhar
203.432.5947
ravi.dhar@yale.edu

E-Commerce
Branding
Consumer Psychology
Marketing of Financial Services
Marketing Strategy

Ravi Dhar
Professor of Marketing & Director of the Yale Center for Customer Insights

Ravi Dhar is Professor of Marketing and Co-director of The Center for Customer Insights at the Yale School of Management. He also has an affiliated appointment as Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology, Yale University.

He is an expert in consumer behavior and branding, marketing management and marketing strategy. He has consulted to companies in a wide variety of industries, including financial services, high tech and luxury goods. His research involves using psychological and economic principles to identify successful consumer and competitive strategies in the offline and online marketplace. He has been involved in pioneering work in understanding the different factors that influence consumer preference formation and choice.

His work has been mentioned in Business Week, The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, USA Today and other popular media. He has been a visiting professor at HEC Graduate School of Management in Paris, at Erasmus University in the Netherlands, and at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University.

He has written more than 25 articles in the leading marketing journals and serves on the editorial boards of leading marketing journals, such as Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing Research, and Marketing Science. He has led marketing seminars for senior executives in Asia, Europe, North and South America.


Dina Mayzlin
203.436.4262
dina.mayzlin@yale.edu

Internet Marketing
Healthcare Marketing
Economic Models of
Behavioral Phenomena

Dina Mayzlin
Assistant Professor of Marketing

Professor Mayzlin's research focuses on word of mouth online. She is studying how firms can influence online conversations as well as how firms can measure these conversations to perform market research. Her other interests include public relations and the marketing of fashion goods.


Nathan Novemsky
nathan.novemsky@yale.edu

Consumer Behavior
Decision-Making
Marketing Management
Negotiation

Nathan Novemsky
Associate Professor of Marketing

Professor Novemsky's research focuses on how consumers evaluate and use different types of information in situations where multiple pieces of information are available. He investigates what types of information consumers find easy to evaluate and readily use in deciding how much they are willing to pay for various products. He has also looked at what information consumers use to form an aggregate judgment of the enjoyment of an experience. He was a visiting scholar at Wharton's Decision Processes Center.


K. Sudhir
203.432.3289
k.sudhir@yale.edu

Competitive Marketing Strategy
Internet Marketing
Global Product Diffusion
Empirical Industrial Organization Methods
Bayesian Estimation

K. Sudhir
James L. Frank '32 Associate Professor of Marketing and Private Enterprise and Management

Professor Sudhir is an expert on competitive marketing strategy. His research primarily focuses on empirically understanding competitive strategies of firms. He also has research interests in modeling consumer choice, global product diffusion and online competition. His research has been published in top marketing journals such as Marketing Science, Journal of Marketing Research, Quantitative Marketing and Economics, and the International Journal of Research in Marketing. Professor Sudhir's research has been recognized with multiple awards. His dissertation paper in Marketing Science won the prestigious Frank M. Bass Outstanding Dissertation Award. He was a finalist for the 2001 John D.C. Little Award for the Best Paper in Marketing Science and won the Honorable Mention Award for his paper in IJRM in 2001. He was recently selected to participate in the Young Scholars Program organized by the Marketing Science Institute. The Young Scholars Program brings together “twenty of the most promising young faculty identified as potential leaders of the next generation of marketing academics.” Professor Sudhir was an assistant professor at New York University's Stern School of Business from 1998-2001. He was a lecturer at Cornell's Johnson School in 1995 and at Cornell's School of Hotel Administration in 1996.