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Dr. William J. Ward Voice: (616) 915-8138 / email: [email protected] / www.dr4ward.com TEACHING EXPERIENCE Grand Valley State University, Seidman College of Business (AACSB), Department of Marketing, Grand Rapids, Michigan Adjunct Professor of Marketing, 2010 – Present Courses taught: Marketing Management (MKTG 350) Ferris State University, College of Business, Department of Marketing, Big Rapids, Michigan Assistant Professor of Marketing, 2008 – Present Courses taught: International Marketing (MKTG 441) Marketing Research (MKTG 425) Consumer Behavior (MKTG 322) Advertising Design and Production (ADVG 312) Alfred University, College of Business (AACSB), Alfred, New York Assistant Professor of Marketing, Study Abroad Program Leader 2006 – 2008 Courses taught: International Marketing (MBA 660) Strategic Marketing Management (MKTG 499) Promotional Strategies (MKTG 486) Consumer Behavior (MKTG 479) Marketing Principles (MKTG 221) Special Topics: International Marketing and Advertising (MKTG 490) Special Topics: Global Marketing and Advertising (ADV 490) Special Topics: Art and International Marketing (ART 400) International Marketing and Advertising Program in Cannes, France MBA, Marketing, Communication, and Art & Design students were the first student delegates to attend the week long Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival after studying International Marketing and Advertising. China University of Geosciences, College of Information Management, Wuhan, China Visiting Professor, Summer 2007 Courses taught: International Marketing University of Michigan, Ross School of Business (AACSB), Department of Marketing, Ann Arbor, Michigan Adjunct Lecturer of Marketing, Spring 2006 Senior seminar with Marketing, Communication and Art students working on interdisciplinary team projects for strategic and creative marketing campaigns. Courses taught: 1 Designing Persuasive Communications (MKTG 407) 2 Michigan State University, Department of Advertising, Public Relations and Retailing, College of Communication Arts and Sciences, East Lansing, MI Visiting Instructor / International Study Abroad Program Leader 2000-2005 (Full-time appointment) Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2001-2005 Courses taught: Advertising & Society – Law & Ethics (ADV 475) Advanced Creative Broadcast (ADV 428) Copywriting and Art Direction (ADV 322) Creative Strategy and Execution (ADV 317) Principles of Public Relations (ADV 260) Principles of Advertising (ADV 205) Principles of Marketing (MKT 100) International Study Abroad Program - Advertising & Public Relations in Italy and France at American University of Rome, Italy Grand Valley State University, School of Communications, Allendale, MI Adjunct Professor, 1996–2000 Courses taught: Media Planning (CAP 413) Advertising & Public Relations Campaigns (CAP 400) Advertising Copywriting (CAP 315) Advertising Management & Cases (CAP 310) Nonverbal Communications (COM 210) Concepts of Communication (COM 101) Teaching Philosophy: Student-centered learning requires students to be active, responsible participants in their own learning. I believe that the best way to create this environment is through the learning and application of emerging technologies and the application of business skills with client and community projects. The integration of community and professional service with academic theory gives students both theory and practical application necessary for career success. Client and community projects include: For-Profit Client Projects > Burton Snowboards > Detroit Red Wings > Chevrolet Alternative Fuel Solution Vehicles > Cadillac > Wendy’s > Meijer > Burger King of West Michigan > D&W Food Centers > The Ski Shop in Swain > The Old West Not-for-Profit Client Projects > Direction Center > Project Rehab > Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth > YWCA > North American Indian Center > Baxter Community Center > Alcohol Harm Reduction > Michigan Small Business and Development Center, Grand Valley State University 3 Grand Valley State University, Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy Graduate Assistant, 1996 - 1998 Graduate assistant to director participating as assistant researcher and lead researcher. Research projects include: Weston Apartments / Dwelling Place - Community Living Research Project Second Harvest Gleaners - Ottawa County Hunger Research Project Report on Corporate Philanthropy in West Michigan Research Project K-12 Education in Philanthropy Research Project / Database Development Faculty Survey Analysis / Database Development Information Systems / Technology Grants from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Gerontology Program Grant EDUCATION Media & Information Studies Ph.D. 2007 Michigan State University, College of Communication Arts & Sciences, East Lansing, MI Specializing in Decision Making, Persuasion and International Marketing Dissertation: “The Heuristic and Systematic Processing of Brand Attributes and Neutral Information Sources in the Decision To See A Film At The Theatre.” Master of Science 1998 Grand Valley State University, School of Communications, Allendale, MI Emphasis on market research. Thesis: “Cause-Related Marketing” Bachelor of Science 1991 Grand Valley State University, School of Communications, Allendale, MI Major: Advertising and Public Relations PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS / MEMBERSHIPS Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business American Marketing Association American Academy of Advertising Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication American Advertising Federation Midwest Popular Culture Association Delegate, Cannes International Advertising Festival Small Business Association of Michigan 4 PUBLICATIONS / CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS & PANELS American Journal of Business, Reviewer – Special Issue on New Media / Emerging Technologies Fall 2009 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Advertising Division, Reviewer - Special Topics: New Media / Emerging Technologies Denver, CO August 4-7, 2010 Keynote Speaker at Western Michigan University inaugural Advertising Career Development Night - April 9, 2010 - "Wish I Thought of That (Ideas From Around The World Worth Sharing - The Power of Social Media) - co-presenters at the event included speakers from DIGITAS, DONER, Leo Burnett, MLive, & TMP http://dld.bz/r5s “The Heuristic and Systematic Processing of Brand Attributes and Neutral Information Sources in the Decision To See A Film At The Theatre.” Copyright 2007 Dissertation UMI Number 3282218 The Sixth Wuhan International Conference on e-business, Reviewer Wuhan, China, May 2007 The Sixth Wuhan International Conference on e-business, Wuhan, China May 26, 2007 Paper presented “Involvement and Movie-going Behavior.” Developed and hosted “The Global Leaders In Innovation” Speaker Series, Alfred University, New York 2007-2008 Featuring industry thought leaders on innovation and emerging technologies from Nike, Kodak, Marvel Entertainment Inc., Ogilvy, Jet-Blue, and Global Search Strategies International. Topics included: "Digital Game Changer for Marketing," "Innovations in Market Research," "The Turnaround of a Super Brand," "The Evolution of Digital," “360 Degree Branding and Crisis Management" and “Search Marketing 2.0.” http://www.alfred.edu/pressreleases/viewrelease.cfm?ID=4582 Presented to Michigan K-12 Teachers at the West Central Tech Partnership Conference, Big Rapids, Michigan, October 16, 2009 - "Teaching with Twitter Technology in the Classroom." Presentation has had over 1,000 views on Slideshare.net and was featured on what's "Hot on Twitter" http://www.slideshare.net/DR4WARD/teaching-with-twitter-2291319 Ferris State University, Spring Learning Institute March 31 – April 1st, 2009 Presented – “What’s all the Twitter About” “Introduction to a Few Tools to Help Us Learn, Share, and Work Together” DR4WARD.COM September 14, 2008 http://www.dr4ward.com/dr4ward/2008/09/fsu-bulldogsuse-new-media-to-learn-share-and-work-together.html Opinion / Editorial in the Christian Science Monitor – December 21, 2006 – “Hollywood promotion…at Church? Movie product placement and cross-promotion go too far. It’s time to set limits on marketing’s reach.” 5 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference, Kansas City, Missouri July 31, 2003 Paper presented “I Had to Look, Having Read the Book: Determinants of Film Attendance in the Information Age.” Midwest Popular Culture Association, Annual Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 4-6, 2002 Participated on panel discussion on "Film - The Movie-Going Experience" and presented a paper "Motivations of Movie-Going Behavior." HONORS / SERVICE / COMMITTEE Ranked among the top marketing professors around the world who provide useful content and engage on Twitter by Social Media Marketing Magazine http://www.smmmagazine.com/exclusives/top-marketing-professors-on-twitter/ American Marketing Association Hugh G. Wales Outstanding Faculty Advisor of the Year AMA International Collegiate Conference, New Orleans, LA 2007-2008 American Marketing Association Revitalized Collegiate Chapter of the Year AMA International Collegiate Conference, New Orleans, LA 2007 – 2008 Board Member – Collegiate Relations Chair, West Michigan American Marketing Association, Grand Rapids, Michigan (West MI AMA) 2008 – Present Responsible for connecting all American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapters in West Michigan with the Professional Marketing Chapter. Board Member – Collegiate Relations Chair, Rochester American Marketing Association (RAMA), Rochester, New York 2007 – 2008 Responsible for connecting all American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapters in Western and Central New York with the RAMA Professional Marketing Chapter. NCAA / Empire 8 Faculty Athletics Representative 2007-2008 The Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) is involved in the assurance of the academic integrity of the athletics program and in the maintenance of the welfare of the student athlete. The FAR is nominated by the Athletic Director and appointed and empowered by the President of the University as the liaison between the NCAA, athletics program, and academics for compliance. University Assessment Committee – Alfred University 2007- 2008 University-wide assessment committee ensuring assessment of student learning goals and Middle-States accreditation across campus. Appointed and empowered by the Provost of the University. University Leadership Team – Alfred University 2007-2008 University-wide team ensuring interdisciplinary leadership development and certification across campus. 6 Curriculum Committee – College of Business, Alfred University 2007-2008 College of Business committee ensuring assessment of student learning goals and AACSB accreditation. Faculty Advisor – Alfred University Collegiate Chapter of the American Marketing Association, Alfred, New York 2006 – 2008 American Marketing Association International Collegiate Conference, New Orleans, LA March 29-31, 2007Judge, Collegiate Chapter Competition Best of the Web, Rochester Business Journal, New York 2008 Judge Marketer of the Year for Western and Central New York, Rochester American Marketing Association / Rochester Business Journal 2008 Judge Graduate Office Scholar – Outstanding Achievement in Advertising Education, Michigan State University April 22, 2003 Advertising Management Students’ Client Campaigns Judging Committee for students’ client campaigns including American Advertising Federation (AAF) competitions. Client Projects include: TNT, Tuner Classic Movies, Daimler-Chrysler Corporation, Ebersole Center for Science, Johnson Controls, Banc of America Two ADDY Award winners and five ADDY Citations of Excellence Grand Rapids Advertising Federation, 1994-1995 National Finalist Retail Advertising Conference, 1994-1995 INTERVIEWS / FEATURES Quoted in the Wall Street Journal January 30, 2010 - "Apple Tablet Draws Jeers, Legal Rumblings Over iPad Name.” February 2, 2009 – “Monster, Doritos Score in Big-Game Blitz – In Ad Survey, Coke Is a Super Bowl Victor, Anheuser’s Crown Slips and Cash4Gold Fumbles.” February 4, 2008 – “Coke, Clydesdales Score with Super Bowl Viewers” February 6, 2006 – “Clever Gags Score High in Super Bowl Ads” February 7, 2005 – “Patriotism, P. Diddy Shine In a Less-Than-Super Ad Bowl” March 19, 2001 – “How a Coke Ad Campaign Fell Flat With Viewers” Quoted in the New York Times August 16, 2007 – “A New Chrysler and a New Marketer.” 7 Quoted in the USA TODAY December 30, 2007 – “The ads of 2007: Ad-mirable to ad-dlebrained.” December 20, 2007 – “Gatorade gives audience an early look at Super Bowl ads.” Quoted in the Lions Daily (Cannes International Advertising Festival) June 18, 2008 – “A ‘week-long MBA’ for Alfred Students.” June 21, 2007 – “Festival’s first student delegates embark on a fantastic learning experience” June 21, 2005 – “School is in at the Festival for 40 students from Michigan State University’s advertising, public relations and retailing department.” Featured in Ferris State Torch February 24, 2010 - "Social Media Master, Dr. 4Ward - A Ferris Professor's work in social media has earned him recognition in several prominent news sources" Feature story in Shannon Paul’s Very Official Blog February 2, 2009 – “Resources for University 2.0. – Using Social Media in the classroom” http://veryofficialblog.com/2009/02/02/resources-for-university-20/ Radio Interviews Michigan Talk Radio Network - Tim Staudt on Sports, February 6, 2006. WQTX’s Jack Ebling Sports Show, February 7, 2005 Television Interviews WLNS – Study Abroad Programs related to SARS and the War in Iraq Spring 2003 WILX, WLNS - Super Bowl ads January 28, 2001 Press Interviews State News, February 7, 2005 – “Bud Light’s Skydiver ad earns highest grade in MSU Superbowl ad competition” Associated Press Wire, January 29, 2001 – “Dole / Pepsi spot favorite ad of professors” for the Michigan Live State Edition / Booth Newspaper’s website RESEARCH / WORKING PAPERS Using Social Media in the classroom New Media / Emerging Technologies for teaching and learning The Brand Hierarchy of Film Marketing Genre’s Relationship to Story Organization and Audience Expectations in the Marketing and Distribution of Film Media Economics and the Impact of Digital Media on Motion Picture Content and Distribution Art and Commerce in Filmmaking Heuristic and Systematic Processing of Movie Trailers: Determinants of Film Attendance 8 Film Preferences and Social Influences for Italian and United States Film Audiences Measure of Movie Innovativeness in Movie Attendance 9 An Economic Analysis of the Convergence of Video on Demand Distribution of Film An Economic Analysis of the Impact of Online and Video on Demand Distribution of Film on Window Exhibition The Economics of Conversion to Digital Cinema PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE DR4WARD / 4-Ward Communications Grand Rapids, MI President / Senior Consultant 1993 – Present http://www.dr4ward.com/ Providing consulting for diagnosis and prognosis of integrated marketing communications and 360 degree branding. including: strategic marketing management, primary and secondary market research, public relations, advertising, fund development and grant writing, strategic planning, creative development, media planning, budgeting, database development, production and project management. Clients include: Jack Loeks Theatres / Celebration Cinema / Imax Theatre, Grand Rapids, Michigan Seidman College of Business, Grand Valley State University Showspan Incorporated, Grand Rapids, Michigan Meijer, Grand Rapids, Michigan Microsoft, Redmond, Washington Country Fresh, Grand Rapids, Michigan Doner, Southfield, Michigan National Center for Genome Resources, Sante Fe, New Mexico Unity College, Unity Maine Higher Ground Ministries, Boulder, Colorado Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy, Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan Office of Community Research, Grand Valley State University, Allendale, Michigan Adoptive Family Support Network, Grand Rapids, Michigan Burgler Advertising, Grand Rapids, Michigan Senior Account Executive, 1994 – 1995 Responsible for client relationships, agency team management, supplier relationships, creative development, production, media planning, budgeting, public relations and project management. Projects managed included two ADDY Award winners and five ADDY Citations of Excellence from the Grand Rapids Advertising Federation and a National Finalist for the Retail Advertising Conference. Clients include: D&W Food Centers, Grand Rapids, Michigan Regional Supermarket Chain advertising and promotion. Grand Rapids / Kent County Visitor and Convention Bureau, Grand Rapids, Michigan Tourism and convention advertising, public relations and marketing. Cannon-Muskegon, a subsidiary of SPS Technologies, Muskegon, Michigan 10 Introduction of “Just-in-Time” production system for International aerospace, medical and commercial metallurgical engineering and casting. 11 Ameribank, Muskegon, Michigan Regional banking advertising and marketing. Asgrow, Kalamazoo, Michigan International introduction of genetically engineered tomato seed to Mexican farmers. Meijer, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan Progressive responsibilities and advancement, 1983 - 1992 Positions include: Broadcast Production / Media Promotion Coordinator, Advertising Department 1990 -1992 Responsible for corporate marketing co-op programs including media planning, budgeting, creative development and production of all broadcast media including event promotions, corporate sponsorships and public relations. Replenishment Systems Analyst, Inventory Control Department 1987 – 1990 Responsible for the development and implementation of a new corporate “just-in time” reordering system and the training of stores, vendor partners and buyer / merchandisers, including large tradeshow presentations. Advertising / Pricing Coordinator, Fashion Division 1985 - 1987 Responsible for fashion advertising pricing system and ad proofing. 12