www.thecasecentre.org/winners2019 #CaseAwards2019 PRESS RELEASE – 25 February 2019 – for immediate release www.thecasecentre.org/winners2019 Announcing The Case Centre’s* Award and Competition Winners 2019 Now in their 29 th year, The Case Centre’s 11 Awards and five Competitions celebrate excellence in case writing and teaching at schools of business, management and government worldwide. Highlights The Overall Winning Case, on Accor’s digital marketing, was co-authored at Harvard Business School (HBS), the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University and ESSEC Business School. (This is a fourth Overall Award for HBS**, a first-time success in the Awards for Cornell SC Johnson College, and a first-time Overall win for ESSEC, which has won two category awards in previous years.) Outstanding Case Teacher was won by David Wood, the second time a member of Ivey Business School’s faculty has won this Competition. The prestigious Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method was won by Vijaya Narapareddy Zinnoury of the Daniels College of Business, University of Denver. She was the winner of the Outstanding Case Writer Competition in 2018 and is the third female winner in the nine years the Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method has been recognised. Outstanding Compact Case was a new competition for 2019. The inaugural winner, a cartoon case, from ICFAI Business School, is a first win for this innovative pedagogical format. Its co-author (with illustrator Sid Ghosh) Debapratim Purkayastha has won a total of three Awards/Competitions this year to add to the five won in previous years. (Debapratim Purkayastha has consistently topped The Case Centre’s Top 40 Bestselling Case Authors list since it was first compiled in 2015/16.) This year’s Awards and Competitions sees a growing diversity of successful institutions from right across the globe including five first- time winning schools (Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford; Columbia Business School; Cornell SC Johnson College of Business; ESCP Europe; ISEG Lisbon School of Economics & Management) indicating that excellence in the case method is no longer the sole domain of a small group of elite institutions or faculty. There were 23 first-time, individual faculty/research winners.
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PRESS RELEASE – 25 February 2019 – for immediate release www.thecasecentre.org/winners2019
Announcing The Case Centre’s* Award and Competition Winners 2019
Now in their 29th year, The Case Centre’s 11 Awards and five Competitions celebrate excellence in case writing and teaching at schools of business, management and government worldwide.
Highlights
The Overall Winning Case, on Accor’s digital marketing, was co-authored at Harvard Business School (HBS), the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University and ESSEC Business School. (This is a fourth Overall Award for HBS**, a first-time success in the Awards for Cornell SC Johnson College, and a first-time Overall win for ESSEC, which has won two category awards in previous years.)
Outstanding Case Teacher was won by David Wood, the second time a member of Ivey Business School’s faculty has won this Competition.
The prestigious Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method was won by Vijaya Narapareddy Zinnoury of the Daniels College of Business, University of Denver. She was the winner of the Outstanding Case Writer Competition in 2018 and is the third female winner in the nine years the Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method has been recognised.
Outstanding Compact Case was a new competition for 2019. The inaugural winner, a cartoon case, from ICFAI Business School, is a first win for this innovative pedagogical format. Its co-author (with illustrator Sid Ghosh) Debapratim Purkayastha has won a total of three Awards/Competitions this year to add to the five won in previous years. (Debapratim Purkayastha has consistently topped The Case Centre’s Top 40 Bestselling Case Authors list since it was first compiled in 2015/16.)
This year’s Awards and Competitions sees a growing diversity of successful institutions from right across the globe including five first-time winning schools (Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford; Columbia Business School; Cornell SC Johnson College of Business; ESCP Europe; ISEG Lisbon School of Economics & Management) indicating that excellence in the case method is no longer the sole domain of a small group of elite institutions or faculty. There were 23 first-time, individual faculty/research winners.
Commenting on the 2019 Awards, Richard McCracken, Director of The Case Centre, said: “Coming hot on the heels of the inaugural World Case Teaching Day, held on 5 February 2019, this year’s flagship Awards and Competitions show that over their 29-year history, standards of excellence in case writing and teaching have grown and spread right around the world to more institutions than ever before. Award winning cases were taught in 103 schools in 34 countries. While many schools encourage faculty to prioritise journal-worthy research, the fact that ever more individual authors and teachers are now winning Case Awards and Competitions, bears testament to the widespread dedication of faculty to bring students around the world topical, relevant and innovative classroom materials. Our annual case ‘Oscars’ shine a proud annual light on these impactful achievements.”
Winning case subjects included for the first time President Trump (Outstanding Case Writer Competition). Other subjects being taught in classrooms worldwide with award-winning cases now include Uber, for the third time, cases on familiar multinationals such as Accor, Amazon and Apple, while cases on local business issues were also well represented among the winners, such as the Free Case category winner on KazOil, highlighting current national/international geopolitical trends.
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Results in full: (for biographical details of winners and judging criteria, please see the Notes for Editors below.)
Awards
Overall Case Award Winner Accor: Strengthening the Brand with Digital Marketing Jill Avery, Harvard Business School, Chekitan S Dev, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University and Peter O'Connor, ESSEC Business School
Economics, Politics and Business Environment Patagonia’s Sustainability Strategy: Don’t Buy Our Products Francisco Szekely and Zahir Dossa, IMD business school
Entrepreneurship AB InBev: Brewing an Innovation Strategy Robert E Siegel and Amadeus Orleans, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Ethics and Social Responsibility Uber and the Ethics of Sharing: Exploring the Societal Promises and Responsibilities of the Sharing Economy N Craig Smith and Erin McCormick, INSEAD
Finance, Accounting and Control H J Heinz M&A David P Stowell and Nicholas Kawar, Kellogg School of Management
Human Resource Management / Organisational Behaviour Employee Training & Development at Ritz-Carlton: Fostering an Exceptional Customer Service Culture Debapratim Purkayastha, ICFAI Business School (IBS)
Knowledge, Information and Communication Systems Management Amazon’s Big Data Strategy Debapratim Purkayastha and Adapa Srinivasa Rao, ICFAI Business School (IBS)
Marketing Château Margaux: Launching the Third Wine Elie Ofek and Eric E Vogt, Harvard Business School
Production and Operations Management Markdown Pricing Optimization at Bloomingdale's (A) and (B) Wei Ke, Costis Maglaras and Garrett van Ryzin, Columbia Business School
Strategy and General Management Apple and Its Suppliers: Corporate Social Responsibility An Ivey Publishing case by Sun Hye Lee and Kamel Mellahi, Warwick Business School and Michael J Mol, Copenhagen Business School
Free Case The Acquisition Experiences of KazOil Dana Minbaeva, Copenhagen Business School and Maral Muratbekova-Touron, ESCP Europe
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Competitions
Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Vijaya Narapareddy Zinnoury, Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Outstanding Case Teacher David Wood, Ivey Business School
Outstanding Case Writer President Trump Calling: Accept or Decline? Karthik Ramanna, Vidhya Muthuram and Sarah McAra, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford
Outstanding New Case Writer Strategic Actions in Challenging Times João Silva and José Azevedo-Pereira, ISEG Lisbon School of Economics & Management
Outstanding Compact Case Turbulence on the Tarmac Debapratim Purkayastha and Sid Ghosh, ICFAI Business School (IBS)
*The Case Centre is the independent home of the case method and is dedicated to advancing the case method worldwide, sharing knowledge, wisdom and experience to inspire and transform business education across the globe. It is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity.
**The previously European Awards went global in 2011.
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Notes for Editors:
1. Meet the winners:Outstanding Contribution to the Case MethodOutstanding Case Teacher
2. Judging criteria & judges
3. About The Case Centre
1. Meet the winners
1.1 Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method
Vijaya Narapareddy Zinnoury
Vijaya Narapareddy Zinnoury is Associate Professor at Daniels College of Business, University of Denver.
Throughout her academic career, Vijaya has been deeply committed to the case method. She is a prolific, award-winning case author, and uses cases across all programmes that she teaches.
Vijaya is the former president of NACRA (North American Case Research Association), and is still Chair of their Corporate Governance and Ethics Track. She is on the editorial board of four leading case journals, and has won an award as an outstanding case reviewer.
Vijaya has travelled the world delivering professional development workshops on case research, teaching and writing to fellow academics. She has also supervised and mentored many students who have gone on to win case awards and competitions.
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1.2 Outstanding Case Teacher
David Wood
David Wood is a Lecturer in Operations Management, and MBA Program Director at the Ivey Business School.
Prior to joining Ivey in 2009, David spent many years in industry as the Director of Sales & Marketing in the US, and then VP Manufacturing, before becoming President for W. C. Wood Company, a global manufacturer of home appliances.
During his time at Ivey, David has shown an inspirational commitment to case teaching. This is reflected in his teaching evaluations, and the remarks of colleagues and students.
David has also worked with Ivey Publishing to explore how technology can enhance the
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case-based classroom, and introduced the first blended learning module at Ivey. In addition to his written case studies, he has also published a multimedia case.
With Michiel Leenders, Louise Mauffette-Leenders and James A Erskine, David is currently co-authoring new versions of the Ivey best-selling case method books: Teaching with Cases, Writing Cases, and Learning with Cases.
David also won Ivey’s David G. Burgoyne Teaching Award for Outstanding Commitment to Student Development in 2014.
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2. Award descriptions, judging criteria & judges
The Case Centre Awards and Competitions recognise outstanding case writers and teachers from across the globe. These prestigious accolades celebrate worldwide excellence in case writing and teaching and are now considered the case method community's annual 'Oscars'.
Awards for cases are presented for ten management categories plus an Overall Winner Award and a ‘free’ case. Each year, an award is also made to recognise an individual who has made an Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method.
The Outstanding Case Teacher competition recognises an excellent practitioner in the case classroom.
Three case writing competitions are held each year to find an outstanding case writer, an outstanding first-time case writer, and to identify the best new compact case of less than five pages.
The Awards are in their 29th year. They have been awarded on a global basis since 2011 (previously European Awards).
Management categories, including the ‘free case’ and Overall Winner Award, are presented to those cases that have been used in the largest number of organisations across the globe in the past year. Cases that have been added to The Case Centre’s collection in the past five years are eligible. The Overall Award goes to the most popular case across all categories.
Awards are assessed anonymously, based on data. The Competitions are decided by a judging panel.
Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method: The Case Centre’s executive committee selects the recipient of this award.
Case Writing Competitions: Expert panels judge the case writing competition entries anonymously to ensure complete impartiality.
2019 Outstanding Case Writer judges: David Dubois, INSEAD; Raymond Madden, Razak School of Government; Richard McCracken, The Case Centre; S Nazli Wasti, Middle East Technical University.
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2019 New Case Writer judges: Denis Gromb, HEC Paris; Richard McCracken, The Case Centre; Erin E Sullivan, Harvard Medical School; Leila Triki, Mediterranean School of Business.
2019 Compact Case judges: Richard McCracken, The Case Centre; Laura Rojo, IE Business School; VR Seshadri, Indian School of Business; Antonis Simintiras, Gulf University for Science and Technology.
2019 Outstanding Case Teacher judges: Scott Andrews, University of Worcester; Laurel Austin, Ivey Business School; Paul Juras, Babson College; Richard McCracken, The Case Centre.
3. The Case Centre
The Case Centre is the independent home of the case method. We are dedicated to advancing the case method worldwide, sharing knowledge, wisdom and experience to inspire and transform business education across the globe. We are a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity.
We:
distribute the world’s largest collection of management case studies, articles and books provide training in case method teaching, writing and learning led by globally renowned
experts run international case competitions and awards: the case method ‘Oscars’ offer case writing scholarships to unpublished case writers publish books and articles by eminent case method specialists offer authors an efficient worldwide case publishing and distribution service.
We are a membership organisation and our growing case method community of over 500 member organisations worldwide is at the heart of everything we do.
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Governance
We are governed by our Memorandum and Articles of Association. Our Executive Committee, comprising up to fourteen annually elected academic representatives from member organisations, meets three times a year to establish our policy and oversee our progress. Our US operation is overseen by a board of directors from academia and business.
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