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Gordon E. Greenley

Gordon E. Greenley

D-Index & Metrics

Business and Management

D-Index
34
Citations
8349
World Ranking
2288
National Ranking
363

Research.com Recognitions

  • Fellow of the British Academy of Management
  • Fellow of the British Academy of Management
  • Fellow of the British Academy of Management

Overview

Gordon E. Greenley is affiliated with Aston University in the United Kingdom. Their academic profile reflects a focus on research within a range of topics and fields of study, although specific details regarding their main and subfields of study are not available. Likewise, there is no public data on their recent papers or publication venues associated with their work.

Greenley's collaborative activities have not been detailed through documented frequent co-authors, and no record of book publications under their name has been identified in the available data.

The scientist has been recognized with the honor of being named a Fellow of the British Academy of Management. The precise year of the award and additional citation information for this recognition are not specified.

There is no indication that Gordon E. Greenley is deceased.

Best Publications

  • THE PERFORMANCE IMPACT OF MARKETING RESOURCES

    Graham J. Hooley;Gordon E. Greenley;John W. Cadogan;John Fahy

  • Market Orientation and Company Performance: Empirical Evidence From UK Companies

    Unknown

  • Measuring internal market orientation

    Ian N. Lings;Gordon E. Greenley

  • Multiple Stakeholder Orientation in UK Companies and the Implications for Company Performance

    Gordon E. Greenley;Gordon R. Foxall

  • Strategic planning and performance: extending the debate

    John M. Rudd;Gordon E. Greenley;Amanda T. Beatson;Ian N. Lings

  • Market-focused resources, competitive positioning and firm performance

    Graham Hooley;Gordon Greenley;John Fahy;John Cadogan

  • FORMS OF MARKET ORIENTATION IN UK COMPANIES

    Unknown

  • The impact of internal and external market orientations on firm performance

    Ian N. Lings;Gordon E. Greenley

  • A Comparison of Slack Resources in High and Low Performing British Companies

    Gordon E Greenley;Mehmet Oktemgil

  • Market orientation in a multiple stakeholder orientation context: implications for marketing capabilities and assets

    Gordon E. Greenley;Graham J. Hooley;John M. Rudd

  • External moderation of associations among stakeholder orientations and company performance

    Gordon E. Greenley;Gordon R. Foxall

  • Consumers' Emotional Responses to Service Environments

    Gordon R Foxall;Gordon E Greenley

  • Internal market orientation and market‐oriented behaviours

    Ian N. Lings;Gordon E. Greenley

  • Does Strategic Planning Improve Company Performance

    Unknown

  • Market orientation in the service sector of the transition economies of central Europe

    Graham J. Hooley;John Fahy;Gordon E. Greenley;József Beracs

  • Consequences of High and Low Adaptive Capability in UK Companies

    Mehmet Oktemgil;Gordon Greenley

  • The resource underpinnings of competitive positions

    Graham J. Hooley;Gordon E. Greenley

  • Consumer and nonconsumer stakeholder orientation in U.K. companies

    Gordon E. Greenley;Gordon R. Foxall

  • Capabilities for strategic flexibility: a cognitive content framework

    Ian A. Combe;Gordon E. Greenley

  • Antecedents to strategic flexibility: Management cognition, firm resources and strategic options

    Ian A. Combe;John M. Rudd;Peter S.H. Leeflang;Gordon E. Greenley

  • Strategic planning differences among multiple stakeholder orientation profiles.

    Gordon E. Greenley;Graham J. Hooley;Amanda J. Broderick;John M. Rudd

  • Integrating contemporary strategic management perspectives

    David W. Cravens;Gordon Greenley;Nigel F. Piercy;Stanley Slater

  • Predicting and Explaining Responses to Consumer Environments: An Empirical Test and Theoretical Extension of the Behavioural Perspective Model

    Gordon R. Foxall;Gordon E. Greenley

Frequent Co-Authors

Graham J. Hooley
Graham J. Hooley Aston University
Nick Lee
Nick Lee University of Warwick
Gordon R. Foxall
Gordon R. Foxall Cardiff University
Ian Lings
Ian Lings Queensland University of Technology
John W. Cadogan
John W. Cadogan University of Leicester
Kristian Möller
Kristian Möller Aalto University
Susan P. Douglas
Susan P. Douglas New York University
Peter S.H. Leeflang
Peter S.H. Leeflang University of Groningen
Felix T Mavondo
Felix T Mavondo Monash University

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