Anne Cordts studied Industrial Engineering and Management at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), of which she spent one semester at the University of Groningen and one semester at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on Drivers of Customer Satisfaction and Heterogeneity in Survey Data.

Since November 2020, Anne Cordts is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin, Cordts, Anne (2024): Deciphering the Emotional Code of Employee-Customer Conversations using Voice Analytics. In: European Marketing Academy EMAC Conference 2024. Bukarest, University of Economic Studies. May 28-31, 2024.

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin, Cordts, Anne (2023): Deciphering the Emotional Code of Employee-Customer Conversations using Voice Analytics. In: American Marketing Association AMA Summer Academic Conference 2023. San Francisco. August 04-06, 2023. 

Anne Cordts, Martin Klarmann, Johannes Habel (2023): Should I call or come by? How communication modes affect employee learning about the customer. In: European Innovation & Trade Colloquium 2023

Anne Cordts, Martin Klarmann, Johannes Habel (2023): Should I call or come by? How communication modes affect employee learning about the customer. In: EMAC Annual Conference 2023

Anne Cordts, Martin Klarmann, Johannes Habel (2022): Mediated communication and the impact on frontline employee learning. In: EMAC Annual Conference 2022

Anne Cordts, Martin Klarmann, Johannes Habel (2022): Virtual customer-salesperson communication and the impact on knowledge accuracy. In: ISBM Academic Conference 2022

Alessa Daumann studied media and communication at Offenburg University of Applied Sciences. She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on development of a marketing concept for AI trainings.
 
Since March 2024, Alessa Daumann is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Alicia Gerlach studied Industrial Engineering and Management at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on Efficiency of models in procurement.

Since February 2022, Alicia Gerlach is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Alicia Gerlach, Martin Klarmann (2024): Can we trust that groups make sustainable purchase decisions? In: EMAC Annual Conference 2024

Alicia Gerlach, Martin Klarmann, Torsten Bornemann (2023): Is our understanding of organizational buying still consistent with buying practice? An exploratory analysis. In: European Innovation & Trade Colloquium 2023

Maximilian Lüders, Martin Klarmann, Marc Wouters, Alicia Gerlach (2023): How online information search behavior and the role of tacit knowledge differ across clusters of purchase situations. In: Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management, forthcoming

Saskia Jacob studied Industrial Engineering and Management at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on Self-Tracking and Self-Regulation.

Since April 2021, Saskia Jacob is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin, Cordts, Anne (2024): Deciphering the Emotional Code of Employee-Customer Conversations using Voice Analytics. In: European Marketing Academy EMAC Conference 2024. Bukarest, University of Economic Studies. May 28-31, 2024.

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin, Cordts, Anne (2023): Deciphering the Emotional Code of Employee-Customer Conversations using Voice Analytics. In: American Marketing Association AMA Summer Academic Conference 2023. San Francisco. August 04-06, 2023. 

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin (2023): Voice Data and Emotional Tracking in Salesperson-Customer Interactions. In: European Innovation & Trade Colloquium. April 3-4, 2023.

Jacob, Saskia, Klarmann, Martin (2023): Deciphering the Emotional Code of Employee-Customer Conversations. In: American Marketing Association AMA Summer Academic Conference 2023. San Francisco. August 04-06, 2022.

Seitz, Julia, Reuscher, Tom, Jacob, Saskia, Mädche, Alexander (2022): Towards an Awkward Silence-Adaptive Virtual Meeting System. In: Neuroadaptive Technology NAT Conference 2022. Lübbenau. October 10-12, 2022.

Halbauer, Ingo, Saskia Jacob, and Martin Klarmann (2022), “Brand Presentation Order in Voice Shopping: Understanding the Effects of Sequential Product Presentation,” Journal of Retailing, forthcoming. 

Kevin Kopp studied Data Science in Business and Economics at the University of Tübingen. He completed his Master of Science with a thesis on choice prediction using various machine learning algorithms. 

Since October 2024, Kevin Kopp is a doctoral student in the Digital Marketing Research Group.

Tanja Martin studied Sociology at Heidelberg University 'Ruperto Carola'. She completed her Master of Arts with a thesis on Target group segmentation of companies in the field of energy efficiency within the BMUB project LEEN100. 

Since July 2024, Tanja Martin is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Beatrice Weber studied Tourism Management at Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences of which she spent one semester at the Budapest Business School (BBS) and one semester at the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences in Helsinki. She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on customer centricity in agile software development and worked as User Experience Consultant/ Product Owner.

Since February 2022, Beatrice Weber is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.

Weber, B., Müller, A., & Miclau, C. (2021, July). Methodical Framework and Case Study for Εmpowering Customer-Centricity in an E-Commerce Agency–The Experience Logic as Key Component of User Experience Practices Within Αgile IT Project Teams. In International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (pp. 156-177). Springer, Cham.

Miclau, C., Woerz, B., Heiland, L., Hess, D., Weber, B., Emmler, A., ... & Mueller, A. (2020, July). User Experience Testing vs. Marketing Experts–Can Empirical Research Beat Practical Knowledge in Dialog Marketing?. In International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (pp. 426-444). Springer, Cham.

Luisa Weber studied Industrial Engineering and Management at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), of which she spent one semester at the EM Strasbourg Business School and one semester at the University Gustave Eiffel (ESIEE) Paris. She completed her Master of Science with a thesis on influence of (non) discrepant emotional feedback on emotions.

Since October 2024, Luisa Weber is a doctoral student in the Marketing & Sales Research Group.