Employment

 

• 07.2016 – present         Associate Professor, Dept. of Management, Society and Communication, CBS
• 10.2013 – 06.2016        Assistant Professor, Dept. of International Business Communication, CBS
• 01.2013 – 09.2013        Postdoc Researcher, Dept. of International Business Communication, CBS
• 06.2012 – 12.2012        Research Assistant, Dept. of International Business Communication, CBS
• 12.2008 – 05.2012        PhD fellow, Dept. of International Business Communication, CBS**
• 05.2004 – 11.2008         Independent Research Associate for WIP and London Research International 
• 10.2000 – 04.2004         Senior Coordinator (Responsible in Asian markets), Phase One A/S
• 01.1998 – 09.2000         Columnist for Nikkei Net Business (major Japanese business publication)
• 04.1991 – 11.1997         Consumer Research & Business Development, Panasonic Corporation

 

** Due to the Great Tohoku Earthquake on 11.03.2011 during my research stay at Tohoku University in Sendai 02.2011-08.2011 my PhD project was officially extended by the Dean’s Office, CBS by 6 months

 

Education

 

• 2017 - 2018    Harvard Business School- Project Management Leadership course funded by Innovation Fund Denmark: From Project to Competitive Advantage - Pasteur Program 2017
  
• 2013-2015      Assistant Professorship Program, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
  
• 2008 - 2012    PhD in Cross-Cultural Cognition, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)

Major PhD schools affiliated and courses attended:

• • • • 2011 (Fall Semester: A half-year course): “Introduction to Machine Learning and Data Mining” (Technical University of Denmark) 
      • 2011     Summer School of the Swedish Graduate School in Cognitive Science
      • 2010     European Summer School of Logic, Language and Information
      • 2009     Nordic Graduate School of Language Technology      
      • 2008-   Forskerskole Øst (University of Copenhagen, CBS, Roskilde Univ.)

 

• 2006 - 2008     Master of Language Administration, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
• 1991                Bachelor of Art in Psychology, Doshisha University, Japan

 

 

Academic Awards

 

• Best Excellent Paper Award: Glückstad, F.K., Schmidt, M.N., Mørup, M. (2018) Testing a Model of Destination Image Formation : Application of Nonparametric Bayesian Relational Modeling to Destination Image Analysis. In: 2018 Global Marketing Conference at Tokyo Proceedings. red. /Jeonghye Choi. Seoul : Global Alliance of Marketing & Management Associations 2018, s. 63-64 (Global Marketing Conference Proceedings)
• Nomination for the final three Best Paper Awards: Glückstad, F.K., Kock, F., Josiassen, A. & Assaf. A. (2017) Categorization of Destinations and Formation of Mental Destination Representations: A Parallel Biclustering Analysis. Submitted to “48th TTRA (The Travel and Tourism Research Association) annual international conference”
• Best Paper Award: Glückstad, F.K. (2011) Asymmetric similarity and cross-cultural communication process. In: 9th International Conference on Terminology and Artificial Intelligence. Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, Paris, France, November, 2011, pp. 59-65.
• Nomination for the final four Best Paper Awards:Glückstad, F.K. (2011) Alignment of remote cultures. In: Proc. 2nd International Conference on Culture and Computing. Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, October 2011 / red. Juan E. Guerrero. Los Alamitos: IEEE Computer Society Press pp. 21-26.

 

Fund Raising Activities

 

• 2018 Grant application (PI): “VAlues, Senses and Experiences in cultural tourism” applied for Innovations Fund Denmark: ca. 11 million DKK (received an excellent review and was invited to the final round interviews)
• 2017 Main applicant and PIof “Cool Japan – Smart Denmark Initiative: Integration of data sciences in the tourism research”: the 9^thcall for the proposal of the International Network Program, Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science
• 2016 Main applicant, recipient and co-PI of 2017 Grand Solution project: UMAMI (Understanding Mindset across Markets, Internationally) funded by Innovation Fund Denmark http://sf.cbs.dk/umami
• 2015 Grant application (PI): “3C: Comprehending Consumers across Cultures – R&D of a “value-based” intercultural consumer segmentation tool” applied for Innovations Fund Denmark: 16 million DKK (received an excellent review for the second and final stageevaluation)
• 2013: Co-recipient and co-funded as postdoctoral researcher:the Carlsberg Foundation as part of the Global English project headed by Prof. Durst-Andersen: 6.6 mil. DKK