Dr Irute Karanicholas
Associate Professor in Marketing
Specialisms
- Simulation games,
- Measuring marketing performance,
- The dark side of marketing,
- Branding
Location
Dr Irute Karanicholas has nine years of industry experience in the banking industry and consultancy and nine years of experience in teaching Management and Marketing for the last five years.
My professional experience is a mixture of academia and practice. I work at Henley Business School which is among the elite business schools of the world and I am wearing multiple hats: Associate Professor in Marketing and Director of Studies. I am also Digital Faculty Consultant at McGraw Hill Education. All together I have 9 years of experience in academia, teaching Management and Marketing, also serving as a Programme Director for MSc Marketing. I am passionate about teaching today's digital generation and excited about being empowered to hopefully making a positive impact to their life.
At the same time as pursuing my academic career, I gained nine years’ experience in industry. I worked seven years in the banking industry, for leading Scandinavian banks in the Baltics. I was mainly developing credit products for business clients. During my career in banking, I received several awards for my performance in sales and product management. I also gained two years’ of consultancy experience in the hospitality sector in the UK.
I have a good dose of positive energy, enthusiasm and am hyper curious, giving me motivation and drive to encourage the change around me.
In my free time I lead a fairly active lifestyle: I love being outdoors and exploring nature while walking, cycling or hiking, outdoor swimming, pilates, and dancing.
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Dr Irute KaranicholasOptimising Marketing Performance
In today's competitive business landscape, measuring and optimising marketing performance has become more crucial than ever. As reported by numerous industry experts and scholars, the pressure to optimise the impact...
Branding Theory and Practice
Brands are some of the most valuable assets managed by companies today. Strong brands have a major influence on purchase decisions and help companies achieve sustainable competitive advantage. This module...
Marketing Simulations
The aim of the module is to help prepare students for the marketing careers by simulating real life experiences through providing exposure to simulations and/or scenarios. Simulation and/or scenario games...
Strategic Marketing
The module considers fundamentals underlying contemporary marketing, focusing both on theories and practices of marketing. The module deals with marketing on a strategic level. ...
Sales and Marketing
This module explores marketing in the wider context of business management to give students a firm understanding of its practice and theories....
The Dark Side of Marketing
The module considers exactly what it says – the dark side of marketing. Marketing is often presented as a solution to business problems. But marketing can itself cause problems for consumers....
Measuring Marketing Performance
This module provides the essentials of what someone in a role of a marketing manager or similar needs to know and, importantly, be able to do, about measuring marketing performance....
Principles of Marketing
The module considers fundamentals underlying contemporary marketing, focusing both on theories and practices of marketing. The module deals with marketing on a strategic level. ...
Brand in Practice
Brands are some of the most valuable assets managed by companies today. Strong brands have a major influence on purchase decisions and help companies achieve sustainable competitive advantage....
Specialisms
- Simulation games
- Measuring marketing performance
- The dark side of marketing
- Branding
Location
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