The Prof. Elyette Roux Luxury Award Oral Defence will take place on Thursday 23th of January 2027.
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All information on the LUXURY AWARD APPLICATION RULES are available.
- The Professor Elyette Roux Luxury Award is an international award open to young scholars who received their Ph.D. degree maximum 5 years ago (between 2021 and 2026) and have made a substantial contribution to the research on luxury brand management.
- Regsitration : free (€0,00) for participation to oral defence only.
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Regsitration : €180,00 for participation to Research Day and Gala Dinner.
Pr. Elyette Roux Luxury Award Scientific Committee:
- Chairs :
- Prof. Perrine DESMICHEL, ESCP Business School – Paris Campus (France)
- Prof. Ben VOYER, ESCP Business School – London Campus (UK)
- Co-Chairs :
- Prof. Tiziano VESCOVI, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia (Italy)
- Prof. Klaus-Peter WIEDMANN, Leibniz Universität Hannover (Germany)
- Committee Members (to be confirmed) :
- Prof. Michelle BERGADAA, Université de Genève (Switzerland)
- Prof. Yves EVRARD, HEC Paris (France)
- Prof. Emmanuelle LE NAGARD-ASSYAG, ESSEC Business School (France)
- Prof. Jean-François LEMOINE, Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne / ESSCA School of Management (France)
- Prof. Jean-Louis MOULINS, Université Aix-Marseille (France)
- Prof. Shinya NAGASAWA, Waseda University (Japan)
- Prof. Alberto PASTORE, Sapienza Università di Roma (Italy)
- Prof. Francis SALERNO, Université de Lille 1 (France)
- Prof. Nadine TOURNOIS, Université de Nice (France) (France)
- Prof. Jean-François TRINQUECOSTE, Université de Bordeaux (France)
Prof. Elyette ROUX Luxury Award 2026 :
- Dafna GOOR, London Business School, United Kingdom for the publication “Gaining less by giving more: sharing status but imposing power through luxury gifts.“
Prof. Elyette ROUX Luxury Award 2024 :
- Amy ERRMANN, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand for the publication “To ‘Blend’ or ‘Shine’: The chameleon effect of luxury brand prominence in mindful consumers.“
- Dan XIE, HEC Paris, France for the publication “Keeping up with the Joneses? Not so much for consumers who move around a lot.“