Member – Beatrice SIADOU-MARTIN

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Montpellier Management

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Béatrice SIADOU-MARTIN is a professor of marketing (MOMA) at the University of Montpellier.   

RECENT PUBLICATIONS
  • Fort, Fatiha, Gilles Séré De Lanauze, and Béatrice Siadou-Martin. “How Should Food Products Be Labeled for Sustainability?”*Management & Avenir*2 (2024): 67–92.
  •  Ferrandi, J.M., Lichtlé, M.C., Mione, A., and Siadou-Martin, B. (2024), “Food Upcycling: A Sustainable Business Model? The Test of Consumer Willingness to Pay,” *Décisions Marketing*, No. 116, October–December 2024, Special Issue on Marketing and Sustainable Business Models
  • Thenoz, E., Chouk, I., Ferrandi, J.M., Gonzalez, C., Rowe, F., and Siadou-Martin, B. (2023), “The Adoption of Contact-Tracing Applications and the Integration of a Health Pass: A Prosocial Rationality in the Privacy Calculus?”, Journal of Global Information Management, vol. 31, no. 5, pp. 1–23.
  • Mani Z., Chouk I., Ferrandi J.M., Gonzalez C., and Siadou-Martin B. (2023), “Exploring Factors Contributing to Resistance to Digital Contact Tracing Solutions During the COVID-19 Pandemic,” *Système d’Information Management*, No. 1, pp. 43–85.
BOOKS

Book:

  • SIADOU-MARTIN, B., DIALLO, M. F., HEITZ-SPAHN, S., DJELASSI, S. (January 27, 2025). A Better Understanding of Changes in Trade. The Conversation France, 10.64628/AAK.6gj35tge9, https://hal.science/hal-05012003

Book Chapter:

  • FERRANDI, J.-M., & SIADOU-MARTIN, B. (November 1, 2025). Service-oriented mobile apps: curiosity, action, and addiction in the face of food waste. In: Connected Mobility: Past and Present Uses. ISTE, https://hal.science/hal-05461496
FUNCTIONS AND SEARCHES

Functions:

  • Academic Coordinator, Bachelor's Degree in Management, "Agri-Food Sales and Marketing" (CVA) track.
  • Academic Director of the Master 2 program in Management, Business, and Sales in the Agri-Food Industry (MCVA).

Searches:

  • Value Creation, Purchasing and Consumption Practices, and Relationship with the Brand/Retailer
  • Building connections between sellers and consumers, changes in business practices, and their impact on sales skills
  • Promote behavioral change, particularly through communication strategies
JOURNEY

2013: Qualification to Supervise Research
, University of Montpellier II.

2006: PhD Management Sciences
, University of Montpellier II.

2002: D.E.A., Diploma of Advanced Studies in “Management Sciences.”