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> Why Regent: Faculty and Staff: Dan Chamberlin

Dan Chamberlin

Associate Professor of Marketing

E-Mail: danicha@regent.edu
Phone: (757) 226-4359


Education

Harvard University, MBA
Denison University, BS

Background

Dan Chamberlin has a background of 28 years in marketing and management as a Senior Executive in the consumer package goods industry. He was a product and a group product manager for Procter & Gamble with responsibility for brands such as Crest, Prell, Secret, and Pampers. Dan has held the titles of vice president, sales and marketing for H. J. Heinz, Canada; group marketing manager at Coca-Cola; as well as becoming a member of the Board of Directors for Cadbury Schweppes North America. During his time at Cadbury Schweppes, Dan was responsible for the acquisition of such brands as Mounds, Almond Joy, Motts fruit products and several beverage mixer companies.

Dan offers leadership, management and organization seminars on practical topics of current interest for the business community. In 1990 he traveled to Yugoslavia and Germany to explore the possibility of Regent University establishing an MBA program in those countries. In 1992, he taught management in a Lithuanian University and conducted a six-day marketing seminar in Warsaw. In 1995, Dan taught marketing in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, and consulted with that university's administration on organizational design matters.

Areas of Expertise

  • Sales and Marketing
  • Advertising
  • Market Research
  • Servant Leadership
  • Management and Organizational Behavior
  • Management Design
  • Long-range planning
  • Strategy of mergers and Acquisitions


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