dr. C (Caspar) Krampe

Caspar Krampe is assistant professor of marketing. His research deals with the sustainable design of businesses through technological market innovations, focusing on B2C and B2B marketing.

Caspar was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2012. He furthered his studies at Maastricht University and the University of Milan where he earned a Master of Science Double Degree in Work and Organisational Psychology (2013) and Cognitive Science and Decision Making (2014). In 2015, he started his career in academia as a research associate at the Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf, Germany. Here he worked as research lead and coordinator on several projects with a focus on consumer neuroscience, agricultural-marketing, marketing and retailing. During his time in academia he also served as a visiting research scholar at the National University of Ireland in Galway and the University of Glasgow, Scotland. Next to his tenure at the HHU, Caspar Krampe finished his doctoral studies at the Chair of Marketing with the highest distinction in Mai 2020.

Caspar Krampe and Paul Ingenbleek, as well as their postdoctoral and PhD researchers, involving researchers from other groups and disciplines, company managers, and other actors of the value chain, actively contribute to the Sustainable Market Innovation Hub, a collaboration within the Marketing and Consumer Behaviour Chair group.