Provost's Distinguished Associate Professor
Dean's Professor
McDonough School of Business
Georgetown University
Provost's Distinguished Associate Professor
Dean's Professor
McDonough School of Business
Georgetown University
Our article: Who Shares Fake News? Uncovering Insights from Social Media Users' Post Histories has been published.
The Award recognizes a marketing practitioner or educator who has devised and successfully implemented a research/insight procedure within the last five years that has practical implications for use by others.
We develop and validate an 8-item scale to measure individual differences in financial mindfulness.
Co-author discusses the importance of acceptance to achieve financial mindfulness, based on our research.
Interviewed about a survey showing that Gen X is expected to care for parents while having children dependents.
Interviewed about what it means for consumers.
I discussed expectations about the left-digital bias in mortgage rates dropping just below 7%.
We show that those who believing spending less money is the major driver of wealth allocate more to their retirement.
Our article: Who Shares Fake News? Uncovering Insights from Social Media Users' Post Histories has been published.
We develop and validate an 8-item scale to measure individual differences in financial mindfulness.
We report the results of a field experiment and replication with young adults.
We highlight the importance of accounting for images and image details in studies.
In our article at the Journal of Marketing, we challenge that financial vulnerability only affects low-income individuals.
Invited article at the Journal of Consumer Research where we discuss best practices for multi-method research.
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, invited commentary.
Article in the Journal of Marketing Research about a new task for modeling consumer preferences for proximity to others in reserved seating venues.
Article published in the Journal of Marketing about a sales tactic in which salespeople refer consumers to competitors to seal the deal.
Article published in the Journal of Marketing Research about a new methodology to analyze card sorting data.
The Award recognizes a marketing practitioner or educator who has devised and successfully implemented a research/insight procedure within the last five years that has practical implications for use by others.
Certified Financial Planner conference for our research on Financial Mindfulness
Marketing Science Institute Scholars honors select mid-career professors with an opportunities strengthen the institute and company partners.
The Provost Office at Georgetown University named Simon Blanchard as a 2022 Distinguished Associate Professor.
Outstanding Reviewer Award given by the International Journal of Research in Marketing.
Recipient of Outstanding Reviewer Awards for 2018-2019 at the Journal of Consumer Research.
Faculty from Georgetown's business school chosen to be recognized publication record in 2017.
Named as part of the 2017 cohort of MSI Young Scholars.
Presented "The mixed-method review process" as part of an invited workshop in the "Data from the Field" session. Files on dropbox.
Presented "Who Will Share Fake-News on Twitter? Psycholinguistic Cues in Online Post Histories Discriminate Between Actors in the Misinformation Ecosystem."
Presented our working paper at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's 5th Annual Conference (virtually).
Presented "Heterogeneous Effect of Unusual Spending Notifications."
Co-author discusses the importance of acceptance to achieve financial mindfulness, based on our research.
Interviewed about a survey showing that Gen X is expected to care for parents while having children dependents.
Interviewed about what it means for consumers.
I discussed expectations about the left-digital bias in mortgage rates dropping just below 7%.
Discussing research that explains why a high-income individual may still have a low credit score.
Interviewed on increased of API aggregators to collect bank account details.
Interviewed about differences in income between Costco and Sam's Club shoppers.
Discussion of our budget contraction work (JMR) for why discretionary spending is high while confidence in the economy is low.
Interviewed on practices for shopping during inflation.
Interviewed on the dangers of shopping for sales during inflation.
Interviewed at the NY Times about financial vulnerability.
Discussion of how even Americans with savings are becoming financially vulnerable.
Interviewed at NBC Grown (Acorns) about some dangers with new Buy Now Pay Later programs.
Interviewed about 2020 Prime Day about how some price descriptions are misleading consumers.
In an overview of debt snowball vs. avalanche, covers our research through coauthor Remi Trudel's summary at HBR.
Article about our research in the Journal of Marketing Research about locational choices.
Interviewed at Reviewed about our research in the Journal of Consumer Research about repayment concentration and motivation.
Interviewed at Adweek at consumer's perceptions of platforms like Wealthfront and Robinhood.
Interviewed at Forbes about potential effects on consumers to Visa increasing interchange fees.
Article citing our research in the Journal of Consumer Research in support of the snowball method.
Covers our findings in the Journal of Consumer Research about the benefits of repayment concentration.
Interviewed in an article about the economic challenges faced by Millennials.
Article citing our research in the Journal of Consumer Research on debt repayment.
Article quoting our research about the motivational benefits of repayment concentration.
Interview with Forbes about helpful uses of debt.
Interview at Forbes about debt repayment strategies.
Article covering our research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
A nice article covering our research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Interview with co-author Keri Kettle about our research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Op-ed written in Fortune about how our research in the Journal of Consumer Research provided insights into how people should allocate their tax refund dollars.
Article discuss the results of our research in the Journal of Consumer Research (via HBR).
Pattie Lovett-Reid of the Business News Network (Bloomberg) discussed our research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
In this TV segment, CTV’s Chief Financial Commentator discusses our research how to pay your credit cards down faster.
Article summarizing our research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Article covers our research in the Journal of Consumer Research on debt repayment.
Article discusses the motivational benefits of focusing on repaying one credit card account at a time.
Article on our research in the Journal of Consumer Research (via HBR).
Article by co-author Remi Trudel discussing our research published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Interviewed by the Huffington Post for my research in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Oped about my research in the Journal of Consumer Research about the favor-request effect.
A discussion of our article published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
We show that those who believing spending less money is the major driver of wealth allocate more to their retirement.
We investigate how stopping gamification affects financial institutions.
Paper added to Arxiv.org in CS community.
Working paper posted at ConsumerFinance.gov after my presentation at the 5th Consumer Financial Protection Bureau annual conference.
Working paper available at Psyarxiv.org