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Hunt/Mello/Deitz Marketing emphasizes the universal importance of marketing in business, but also in the lives of students despite their major! The product was designed with an emphasis on student engagement and relevance with a focus embodied in these four key benefits: 1) A career focus, to help students understand how marketing will support whatever career path they choose and how to develop their own personal brand. 2) Integration of key topics that are part of the daily fabric of marketing― globalization, social media, ethics, and marketing analytics. 3) Seamlessly integrated results-driven technology. The narrative and Connect content were developed side-by-side, allowing for seamless integration and continuity of coverage. 4) The right content for a semester-long course. Chapters are direct, concise, and approachable in length and written in an upbeat tone.

Dr. George D. Deitz completed his PhD in marketing at the University of Alabama. He is currently the George Johnson Professor in Marketing at the University of Memphis. George has enjoyed the opportunity to teach a wide variety of face-to-face and online courses at the undergraduate, MBA, and doctoral levels. In 2013, George helped found the Consumer Neuroscience Research Laboratory (C-NRL) at Memphis, with the mission of advancing the use of physiological and neurological measurement systems to the study of marketing research questions. His research has been published in Journal of Service Research, Journal of Business Venturing, Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, the Journal of Advertising Research, Journal of Business Logistics, and other leading marketing journals. He has presented at a number of different conferences, including the American Marketing Association and the Academy of Marketing Science. After obtaining his master’s degree at West Virginia University, George began his professional career working in college athletic administration at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. Following that, he spent nearly a decade working in a variety of sales and sales management roles with several start-up ventures in the software industry. George currently lives in Germantown, Tennessee, with his wife, Kristine. They have three children, Luke, Mark, and Koren.