Jesper Clement

Associate Professor

Copenhagen Business School

Denmark

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Jesper Clement is an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. His research areas encompass novel food development, sensory data utilization in marketing, circular economy strategies, and food waste solutions among young consumers. He has contributed to various recent articles exploring topics such as neuromanagement, retail design in the circular economy, and the effectiveness of digital and print advertising through neuroscientific methods.

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Articles (10)

Managing Expectations and Predicting Willingness to Pay in Novel Healthy Foods Development in East Africa

The Circular Economy: A Transformative Service Perspective

Utilizing Sensory and Visual Data in the Value Estimation of Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Exploring Causes and Potential Solutions for Food Waste among Young Consumers

Retail design in the transition to circular economy: A study of barriers and drivers

Editorial: Neuromanagement and Neuromarketing

A Neuroscientific Method for Assessing Effectiveness of Digital vs. Print Ads

Review of green and sustainable public procurement: Towards circular public procurement

A neuroscientific method for assessing effectiveness of digital vs. Print ads: Using biometric techniques to measure cross-media ad experience and recall

Strategic enablement investments: Exploring differences in human and technological knowledge transfers to supply chain partners

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Sönnich Dahl Sönnichsen

Ad de Jong

Mia B. Münster

Vincenzo Russo

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