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To nominate an academician for the 2012 Parlin Award, click here.

The Charles Coolidge Parlin marketing research award was established in 1945 by the Philadelphia Chapter of the AMA and The Wharton School in association with the Curtis Publishing Company to honor persons who have made outstanding contributions to the field of marketing research.  Established as a memorial to Charles Coolidge Parlin, who is recognized as a founder of marketing research, The Parlin Award is today a preeminent national honor. 

To be awarded the Charles Coolidge Parlin Marketing Research Award, distinguished academics and practitioners must have demonstrated outstanding leadership and sustained impact on advancing the evolving profession of marketing research over an extended period of time.  Specifically, this impact might be reflected in one or more of the following:

  • New concepts, methods, and models for measurement and analysis that expand the capabilities of organizations to achieve a better understanding of markets, customers and consumers.
  • Creative integration of existing methodologies and an understanding of information needs resulting in more widespread use and/or appreciation of marketing research.
  • Demonstrated leadership resulting in stimulating the effective use and value of marketing research and market based knowledge.

The 66th winner of the award was presented to Steven H. Cohen, Partner & Co-founder of In4mation Insights, on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at the AMA Research and Strategy Summit in Orlando, FL.  For the complete press release, click here

Parlin Award Recipients

2011 - Steven H. Cohen 1977 - Paul E. Green
2010 - Jordan Louviere 1976 - Kenneth J. Whalen
2009 - Magid Abraham 1975 - John Kenneth Jamieson
2008 - Vithala R. Rao 1974 - E. Cordon Walker
2007 - Ronald L. Tatham 1973 - August A. Busch, III
2006 - Donald Lehmann 1972 - Dr. Robert Ferber & David Ogilvy
2005 - Howard Moskowitz 1971 - James W. Button
2004 - Jagdish N. Sheth 1970 - Theodore Levitt
2003 - Frank Bass  1969 - Robert J. Keith
2002 - Rich Johnson & Gilbert Churchill 1968 - Malcolm P. McNair
2001 - John R. Hauser & William D. Neal 1967 - J. Paul Austin
2000 - H. Paul Root 1966 - Robert J. Keith
1999 - Glen L. Urban 1965 - George Gallup

1998 - Robert J. Lavidge 

1964 - Ray R. Eppert & D. Maynard Phelps
1997 - Vijay Mahajan 1963 - Arthur C. Nielsen
1996 - Vincent P. Barabba & V. Seenu Srinivasan 1962 - Thomas B. McCabe
1994 - George Day 1961 - Harold L. Zellerbach
1993 - Faith Popcorn  1960 - Marion Harper, Jr.
1992 - Herbert M. Baum  1959 - Charles C. Mortimer
1991 - Michael Porter 1958 - Reavis Cox & Theodore V. Houser
1990 - Joseph M. Segal 1957 - Peter Drucker
1989 - Philip Kotler 1956 - Frank Stanton
1988 - John L. Malec 1955 - Thomas M. Evans
1987 - Richard E. Hechert 1954 - Wroe Alderson & Donald M. Hobart
1986 - Wayne Lemburg  1953 - Robert Wood Johnson
1985 - Yoram Wind 1952 - Paul H. Nystrom
1984 - John A. Howard 1951 - David F. Austin
1983 - Frederick W. Smith 1950 - Samuel B. Eckert
1982 - Paul L. Erdos & Arthur J. Morgan 1949 - Harry A. Bullis & Neil H. Borden
1981 - George Katona 1948 - M. E. Coyle
1980 - Daniel Yankelovich  1947 - Robert S. Wilson
1979 - Sir Frederick Alfred Laker 1946 - Edwin B. George
1978 - John D.C. Little 1945 - George A. Lundberg

For more information on the Charles C. Parlin Award and other marketing awards, please visit the American Marketing Association Foundation - www.themarketingfoundation.org