Academic Staff


Joan Keegan

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Lecturer in the School of Global Business

Email: joan.keegan@tudublin.ie 

Qualifications  

  • DBA from Nottingham Trent University (2010)  
  • MBS from Dublin City University (1994)  
  • B.Sc. (Mgmt, Hons) from University of Dublin (1991)  
  • Advanced Diploma in Marketing Techniques from DIT (1991)  

Research Underpinning the Programme  

  • Role: Lecturer  
  • Specialization: Fashion Marketing and Research Methodology  
  • Research Supervision: Supervises undergraduate and postgraduate research dissertations in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour.  
  • Programme Coordination: Programme Coordinator for the Bachelor of Business Studies  
  • Research Interests:  
  • Branding  
  • Fashion Marketing  
  • Consumer Behaviour  
  • Qualitative Research  

Scholarship Underpinning the Programme  

Publications:  

  • Academic Journal Articles:  
  • O’Callaghan, E., Keegan, J., and Wilcox, M. (2001), “Facilitators and Inhibitors of Supply Chain Innovation: An Irish Grocery Perspective”, Irish Marketing Review, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 26-38.  
  • Book Chapters:  
  • Customer Loyalty and Loyalty Programmes, in Retailing in Ireland: Contemporary Perspectives (2012)  
  • Keegan, J. and Wilcox (2004), “Climbing the Loyalty Ladder with Superquinn’s Customer Loyalty Programme” in Cases in Marketing Management and Strategy 

Conference Papers:  

  • Keegan, J. (2011), "The Internal Marketing of Customer Loyalty – a retailer’s perspective," Academy of Marketing Conference 
  • Keegan, J., and O’Callaghan, E. (2005), "Exploring the Relationship between Customer Loyalty and Electronic Loyalty Schemes: An Organisational Perspective," American Marketing Association Conference 
  • Keegan, J., and O’Callaghan, E. (2004), "Loyalty Cards in the Irish Grocery Market: An Organisational Perspective," EIRASS Conference 

Case Studies:  

  • Keegan, J., (1998), "Enterprise Ireland: The International Marketplace – Challenges and Opportunities for Irish Companies" in Irish Times Business 2000 Case Studies 
  • Modules Delivered:  
  • Retail Marketing Module for Retail Excellence Ireland  
  • External Roles:  
  • Acted as a Retail Marketing Expert on various third-level validation panels  

Industry and Profession, Civic and Community Engagement, Staff Development  

  • Industry Expertise:  
  • Fashion Marketing  
  • Retail Marketing  
  • Consumer Behaviour  
  • Community Engagement:  
  • Member of multiple academic and professional bodies related to marketing and retail  
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