EMAC
The European Marketing Academy (EMAC) is a professional society for people involved or interested in marketing theory and research established in 1975. The purpose of the European Marketing Academy is to provide a society for persons professionally concerned with or interested in marketing theory and research. Its aims are to serve as the core of a communication network for disseminating information and promoting international exchange in the field of marketing.
At present, the Academy has over 1000 members from more than 57 different countries in all five continents.
The European Marketing Academy (EMAC) is a professional society for people involved or interested in marketing theory and research established in 1975. The purpose of the European Marketing Academy is to provide a society for persons professionally concerned with or interested in marketing theory and research. Its aims are to serve as the core of a communication network for disseminating information and promoting international exchange in the field of marketing.
At present, the Academy has over 1000 members from more than 57 different countries in all five continents.
EMAC Events
- Annual Conference: Hosted by major universities or scientific institutes all over Europe, the Annual Conference provides a yearly forum for the presentation and discussion of research projects in various stages of development.
- Doctoral Colloquium: Held during the same week and a the same place as the Annual Conference, the Doctoral colloquium provides outstanding doctoral students in marketing who want to pursue a career in academics with an opportunity to discuss their dissertation research with other doctoral students and leading academics in the field of marketing.
- Regional Conference: The conference is aimed to attract researchers interested in marketing issues in changing and growing markets, and issues regarding a regional perspective. All types of research approaches are welcome. Further it wants to serve the marketing communities of transition societies and interested researchers, as natural event of communication and meeting point.
