Gregory T. Gundlach

Gregory T. Gundlach. is the Coggin Distinguished Professor of Marketing in the Coggin College of Business at the University of North Florida. He is also a Director and Senior Fellow at the American Antitrust Institute, an independent nonprofit Washington D.C. based education, research and advocacy organization focusing on the effects of business practices on competition and their implications for public policy. Before coming to the University of North Florida in 2003, Professor Gundlach was the John Berry, Sr. Professor of Business at the University of Notre Dame where he was a faculty member since 1987. Professor Gundlach received his Bachelor's Degree in 1979, his Master of Business Administration in 1981, his Doctor of Jurisprudence (law) in 1985, and his Doctor of Philosophy in Marketing in 1987. All four degrees are from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.  Professor Gundlach's interests focus on the intersection of marketing and public policy. His research investigates both vertical (e.g., supply chain/ distribution/ retailing/ consumer) and horizontal (e.g., competition/ cooperation) forms of exchange and marketing practices with particular emphasis on how such associations are managed, governed, their performance, and the nature of business and public policy implications that may result. His research has appeared in numerous academic publications in marketing and public policy and he regularly provides counsel and expertise on marketing and public policy issues to interested stakeholders.  Professor Gundlach was recognized in 2018 as the most prolific contributor to the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing over the past 35 years based on published articles. The Journal of Public Policy & Marketing is considered the leading public policy journal in business.  Professor Gundlach has also been recognized as among the Top 50 Scholars in Marketing based on average annual citations in the top three journals. 

Professor Gundlach's vita may be found at:  http://www.unf.edu/~ggundlac/