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Professor Gerald
E.
Smith
Marketing Department
Boston College
Dr. Gerald Smith is Chair of the
Marketing faculty at the Boston College
Carroll School of
Management, where he teaches Strategic Pricing Management,
Marketing
Operations Management, and Marketing Communication
and
Promotion. He has also taught in the
executive programs at the
Wharton
School, Columbia University, Boston University, and
Suffolk
University.
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Dr. Smith is a frequent
speaker on pricing and product management. He
has
consulted or conducted seminars for major corporations and professional
forums
throughout North America and Europe. He has extensive experience in
marketing
management, including management positions with General Mills in
packaged
goods marketing, Arthur D. Little, Inc., in high-technology industry
consulting,
Data Resources, Inc. (DRI), in consumer products research and
forecasting,
and Kurzweil Music Systems, Inc., in institutional and international
marketing.
Dr. Smith's research focuses on managerial pricing, marketing communication strategy, and customer value, and has been cited in popular press outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The Christian Science Monitor, The Boston Globe, Across the Board, and others. His research has been published in Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, California Management Review, Sloan Management Review, Marketing Management, Pricing Strategy & Practice, Journal of Retailing, Public Administration Review, Psychology and Marketing, Journal of Professional Pricing, Journal of Advertising Research, Journal of Marketing Communications, Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing, Design Management Journal, among others, as well as by professional organizations such as the Marketing Science Institute, the American Marketing Association, the Association for Consumer Research, and the American Psychological Association.
His research on "Sensemaking in Organizational Pricing" was awarded Best Paper at the American Marketing Association's national conference in February 2002. He also was coauthor of the award-winning Best Paper at the Academy of Marketing Science's national conference in May 2001. His article on "Financial Analysis of Pricing," with Tom Nagle, is one of the most frequently requested Sloan Management Review marketing reprints, and has been reprinted in a volume of influential articles in the field. His article on "Managerial Pricing Orientation" received the 1997 Most Outstanding Article award in Pricing Strategy & Practice. In 1998 he was cited by BusinessWeek Online for his teaching excellence.
He serves on the national advisory board of the Pricing Institute of
the
Institute for International Research and has served on the editorial
review
boards of Marketing Management and Journal of Advertising Research. He
received
his doctorate from Boston University, MBA from Harvard Business School,
and
BA from Brandeis University.
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