Hello,
My name is Amin Ansary, and I hold a Ph.D. in Marketing from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (2019).
I have teaching experience in higher education and several publications in peer-reviewed journals. After graduation, I launched and managed a digital marketing agency in Norway (2020–2023) and am currently working as an International Procurement Manager in Iran.
I am now seeking academic positions or research collaborations in Marketing, including roles such as Research Assistant or Assistant Professor.
If you are aware of relevant opportunities or potential collaborations, I would be glad to connect or discuss further.
— Amin Ansary
سلام وقت بخیر
من میخوام یک مقاله به زبان انگلیسی با همکاری بین المللی منتشر کنم
شما درحال حاضر در ایران هستین؟ افیلیشن شما چیه؟
Hi Amin, please join the Researcher Collab webpage.
This platform is created for academics to share collaboration calls and connect with research partners worldwide.
We’ve just launched and are growing every day. Signing up is completely free, and we’d love to have you as part of our community.
www.researchercollab.com
Seeking academic opportunities and research collaborations in marketing involves building strong publication records, networking through conferences, engaging on platforms like ResearchGate and LinkedIn, reaching out to scholars with complementary expertise, and aligning research themes with industry and societal challenges to attract partnerships.
Chuck A Arize Thank you for articulating such a comprehensive and insightful roadmap for advancing academic collaboration in marketing. Your emphasis on strategic publishing, meaningful networking, and thematic alignment with real-world challenges reflects a deep understanding of what drives impactful research today.I am currently seeking researchers and scholars who share similar interests.
Indeed, cultivating relationships through platforms like ResearchGate and LinkedIn, while remaining attuned to both scholarly rigor and industry relevance, can open doors to transformative partnerships. It’s a reminder that academic growth is not just about individual achievement, but about building bridges across disciplines, institutions, and communities.
I am actively looking for researchers and academics with aligned interests for potential collaboration.
Your comment offers valuable guidance for emerging scholars and seasoned researchers alike.