George IZZO
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Overview
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Education
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Teaching Area
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Selected Research
Dr. G. Martin Izzo joined the Faculty of Economics and
Administration at King Abdulaziz University in 2012. Dr.
Izzo is a Senior Fulbright Scholar and spent a full-year
research and teaching fellowship at the Facultata Economie
of Alexandru Ioan Cuza University in Iasi, Romania during
the 2007-08 academic year. He is the author of more than 15
refereed journal articles and research manuscripts, having
won several “Best Paper” awards, and also written several
practitioner articles.
His research has appeared in Journals such as Marketing
Education Review, Journal of International Business and
Cultural Studies and the American Journal of Educational
Studies.
- PhD- Business Administration
University of Mississippi – United States of America,
1997
- MBA – Finance
University of South Florida, Florida – United States of
America, 1984
- BBA – Finance and Accounting
University of South Florida, Florida– United States of
America, 1976
- Integrated Marketing Communications
- Personal Selling and Sales Management
- Consumer Behavior
- Service Marketing (EMBA)
- Martin Izzo, G. & J. Teal, E. (2012).
Bayou Vista: A market-driven development. Marketing
Education Review, 22 (3), 279-292.
- Martin Izzo, G., Corneliu, M., Barry, L.
E., Ciprian, C., Iulian, D., Nichifor Florin, (2011).
Sport fans' motivations: an investigation of Romanian
soccer spectators. Journal of International Business and
Cultural Studies, 5, 96-107.
- Teal, E., Martin Izzo, G., Corneliu, M., &
Barry, L. (2011). The Bologna Accord: Overview and
Marketing Implementation in Romania. American Journal of
Educational Studies, 4 (1), 77-95.
- Teal, E., Aigul N, T., & Martin Izzo, G.
(2010). Entrepreneurial Development in Kazakhstan: A
Review and Update. Journal of International Business and
Cultural Studies, 5, 71-82.
- Martin Izzo, G. & Barry E, L. (2008). Data
Analysis with Ordinal and Interval Dependent Variables:
examples from a study of Real Estate Salespeople. Review
of Business and Economics (1), 102-160.
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