Dr. Swati Bhatnagar
New Delhi Institute of Management, Amity Business School, ICFAI University, Hindu College New Delhi
About
Dr. Swati Bhatnagar is an Asst. Professor in the Marketing Department at New Delhi Institute of Management. She has graduated from Hindu College, Delhi University & did MBA from ICFAI Business School, Gurgaon. She completed Ph. D from Delhi Technological University and did her research on the topic of Distribution Channel Conflict in the FMCG Sector. She is also UGC NET qualified.
She has a cumulative experience of more than 19 years. She has a corporate experience of 5 years with Birla Sunlife and ICICI Prudential AMC Ltd and worked as a Business Development Manager for the banking channel. She then moved to academics and worked at Amity Business School for more than 12 years. Her area of expertise is sales, behavioral and structural dimensions of Distribution Channel Management and the emerging area of Marketing Analytics. She has presented papers in various national and international conferences at DTU, IIFT Delhi and Amity Business School. She has authored many research papers and chapters and has 4 publications in Scopus indexed research papers.
Employment
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New Delhi Institute of Management Assistant Professor2022 - Present
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Amity Business School Asst. Professor2009 - 2022
Education
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ICFAI University MBA2002 - 2004
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Hindu College New Delhi B.Sc ( Chem) Hons1998 - 2001
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (12)
- Bridging the Gap Between Circular Economy and Sustainability Save
- Green Marketing and Sustainable Supply Chain Save
- Impact of COVID-19 on Mobile Payments Save
- Determinants of long-term orientation in seller e-retailer relationship: a seller perspective in the Indian e-commerce Save
- Determinants of customer experience, satisfaction and willingness to purchase from virtual tour of a retail store Save
- Determinants of customer experience, satisfaction and willingness to purchase from virtual tour of a retail store Save
- Can Multiple Channels Coexist? Save
- An empirical study on the predictors of long-term orientation in interfirm channel relationships: fast moving consumer goods distributors' perspective Save
- Can multiple channels coexist? The case of the Indian FMCG sector Save
- Determinants of long term orientation in seller e-retailer relationship: a seller perspective in the Indian E-commerce Save