David Moscovitz
- Part-time Lecturer, Marketing
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David Moscovitz has been teaching at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University for the past 34 years.
He has integrated a successful business background into the University classroom setting as a distinguished lecturer in several marketing related courses. His particular research and consultation interests focus on Sales, Product and Marketing Management, as well as Advertising and Consumer Behaviour. David is an active consultant, business seminar leader, and advisor to several Montreal based, business organizations such as Molson, Transat, The Canadian Institute of Leadership, IATA, and the Shaanxi Energy Institute. He is presently coordinator of the Scotiabank Vanier College National Marketing Case Competition.
As a graduate of Concordia’s MBA program, David is an active participant within the John Molson School of Business leading Concordia’s marketing teams to a gold medal in the 2005 and 2006 Commerce games. As well, he was a winner of the prestigious Concordia University, Faculty of Commerce and Administration’s Distinguished Teaching Award for 2005-2006.
He has integrated a successful business background into the University classroom setting as a distinguished lecturer in several marketing related courses. His particular research and consultation interests focus on Sales, Product and Marketing Management, as well as Advertising and Consumer Behaviour. David is an active consultant, business seminar leader, and advisor to several Montreal based, business organizations such as Molson, Transat, The Canadian Institute of Leadership, IATA, and the Shaanxi Energy Institute. He is presently coordinator of the Scotiabank Vanier College National Marketing Case Competition.
As a graduate of Concordia’s MBA program, David is an active participant within the John Molson School of Business leading Concordia’s marketing teams to a gold medal in the 2005 and 2006 Commerce games. As well, he was a winner of the prestigious Concordia University, Faculty of Commerce and Administration’s Distinguished Teaching Award for 2005-2006.
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