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Tirtha Dhar researches food and movie marketing, but if you ask him what his job entails, he might tell you he solves puzzles for a living. Inspired by the rapidly changing marketing landscape that took place while he was a PhD student in the 1990s, he decided to focus his dissertation on the implications of competitions in marketing channels on social welfare. His quantitative research has since progressed to include a broad range of social issues and problems as they pertain to marketing in an effort to understand the complex decision-making processes of managers and consumers.

McAdams has been named a 2016 Gold Award Honoree in the Educator category.

Andrew Crawford is being recognized for his role at RBC Royal Bank.

The Olympic gold medalist, philanthropist and entrepreneur will be recognized at the College of Business and Economics ceremony on February 17.

Currie is currently part of a research collaboration to investigate the viability of hazelnuts as a local crop in Ontario.

Professor Timothy Dewhirst wrote on the topic in the Globe and Mail this past weekend.

Meet the six newest members of CBaSE's Hub.

The summit was held on January 29 at The Frank Hasenfratz Centre of Excellence in Manufacturing, and included leaders from across the Guelph region.

It is with deep sadness that we share the sudden loss of marketing and consumer studies professor Karen Gough on Monday, January 25.

Food prices have captured the attention of consumers across the country and College of Business and Economics professors Sylvain Charlebois and Mike von Massow have been featured in many reports. Also, marketing professor Timothy Dewhirst writes on Generation X in the Globe and Mail.