American Marketing Association

The American Marketing Association (AMA) is the essential community for marketers.

In 1953, Neil Borden transformed the business world when he articulated the strategy of “Marketing Mix” in his AMA presidential address. Borden was just one of many AMA leaders who were not satisfied with existing best practices. These thought leaders sought answers for the future that would propel business growth and elevate the role of marketing.

Today, the AMA leads an unparalleled discussion on marketing excellence. Continuing in the tradition of Borden and so many others, the AMA offers differentiated content that focuses on the tension between Best Versus Next Practices™.

With content coming from unrivaled scholarly journals, like the Journal of Marketing, and award-winning publications, like Marketing News, the AMA offers a robust perspective that understands marketer are expected to provide both solutions for today and solutions for tomorrow.

No other organization provides more ways for marketers and academics to connect with the people and resources they need to be successful.

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American Marketing Association

A.M.A.’s Two Big Days: Proceedings of The Spring Conference of the American Marketing Association

Customer Satisfaction: Focus on the Customer

Marketing in the Transition Period – 1945: Proceedings of The Special Wartime Conference

Patterns for Tomorrow: Proceedings of The Fall Conference of the American Marketing Association

Proceedings: 1955 National Conference, Shroeder Hotel, Milwaukee, Wis.

Sampling in Marketing Research

Service Excellence: Marketing’s Impact on Performance

Stayin’ Alive Through ’95: How to Thrive and Not Just Survive

The Marketing Revolution: The Proceedings of the Thirty-Seventh Congress of the American Marketing Association