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Agnès Nairn
Affiliate Professor in Marketing


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2 Rosslyn Road                                        Tel: 01225 480546
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Agnes is an academic researcher, writer and consultant based in Bath, UK.  She is Affiliate Professor of Marketing at EM-Lyon Business School in France and Visiting Professor of Marketing at RSM Erasmus University in the Netherlands.  She teaches international MBA students: the business leaders of tomorrow.  Her educational mission is to work with business towards responsible marketing practice.  She held previous appointments at the University of Bath and Bristol Business School and has lectured in marketing at a wide range of international business schools. 

Before entering academia she was Managing Director of a Market Research Agency after teaching in Sri Lanka, political polling in the USA and commercial contracting for Saga Holidays PLC.

Her current major research focus seeks to understand the influence of commercialism on children and to contribute to social policy.  Her work draws on psychology, sociology, culture studies, marketing and, most recently, neuroscience. 

Her current children’s research includes:
• the first empirical work in the UK to explore the links between commercialism, family conflict and child mental health
• a review of commercialism on children’s favourite websites
• an analysis of how celebrities can be used in moral education
• review of how neuroscience can help understand the persuasive effects of advertising on the very young;
• an examination of current media literacy strategies;
• a theoretical contribution to understanding the dynamics between social class, materialism and well being  

Her other research has looked at market segmentation, most recently as it applies to behaviour change.

Segmentation research has included:

• a theoretical examination of the social construction of market segments
• the ethics of market segmentation
• experiments exposing the easy and widespread misuse of statistics in segmentation
• the use of attitude to risk as a segmentation variable in individual pension provision
• gender segmentation in direct mail
• identifying strategies for reaching the Green Consumer for CBI
• creating a segmentation of UK population by motivation and attitude to health for DoH

Agnes is married with two teenage children; speaks French, German and Spanish; plays the trumpet; and runs half marathons.


 
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