Andrew Kaikati, Ph.D.
Associate Professor; Distinguished Professor in Marketing
Department of Marketing
Steering Committee
Emerson Leadership Institute
Education
Ph.D. in Marketing, University of Minnesota
M.B.A., Washington University in St. Louis
B.S. in Business Administration, pro
Publications and Media Placements
Thompson, Scott A., Andrew M. Kaikati, and James Loveland (2018), “Do Brand Communities
Benefit Objectively Inferior Products?,” Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing,
33 (4), 457-65.
Kaikati, Andrew M., Carlos J. Torelli, Karen Page Winterich, and Maria A. Rodas (2017),
“Conforming Conservatives: How Salient Social Identities Can Increase Donations,”
Journal of Consumer Psychology, 27 (4), 422-34.
Torelli, Carlos J., Alokparna Monga, and Andrew M. Kaikati (2012), “Doing Poorly by
Doing Good: Corporate Social Responsibility and Brand Concepts,” Journal of Consumer
Research, 38, 948-63.
Honors and Awards
- Diamond Publication Research Award, Chaifetz School of Business (2018)
- John Cook School of Business Service Award, pro (2015)
- Marketing Teacher of the Year, Alpha Kappa Psi, University of Georgia (2012)
- Terry College of Business Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Georgia (2011)