Marci Armstrong

Brierley Endowed Professor
Director of the Brierley Institute for Customer Engagement
PhD, Management Science, University of Texas at Dallas
MS, Consumer Science, Texas Tech University
BS, New Mexico State University

Marketing

  • Bio

    Marci Armstrong is the Brierley Endowed Professor and Director, Brierley Institute for Customer Engagement at SMU Cox School of Business.

    A six-time teaching award honoree, Armstrong teaches SMU Cox MBA, PMBA, and MS students.  She is also an experienced consultant and executive education instructor whose recent work leads companies to understand how to drive customer loyalty and how to create memorable customer experiences.

    Armstrong’s client list includes private and public companies of all sizes:


    Accenture Ingersoll Rand
    American Airlines Kusin & Kusin (Reviver)
    Anheuser Busch L-3 Communications
    AT & T The Linde Group
    Blockbuster Lockheed Martin
    Boeing Maritz
    Cinemark
    		 Monsanto
    Dallas Symphony Orchestra
    		 Nationwide
    EDS
    		 NFL Super Bowl XLV
    Edward Jones
    		 Nortel
    Energy Future Holdings
    		 Safran
    FBI
    		 Southwest Airlines
    GameStop
    		 Texas Instruments
    Home Depot Verizon


    Recently, Armstrong has been re-elected to the Executive MBA Council Board where she previously served as Chair, Treasurer, and Past Chair.  In addition, she served five years on the Graduate Management Admission Council® (GMAC®) Board of Directors, holding the offices of Chair and Past Chair.

    From 1998 - 2017, Armstrong was the associate dean of Graduate Programs at the Southern Methodist University (SMU) Cox School of Business. Prior to joining SMU, Armstrong was a faculty member and associate dean at the Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis.  She earned her PhD in Management Science (focused on solving marketing problems with quantitative methods) from the University of Texas at Dallas where she studied under renowned professor Frank Bass.

  • Research

    Customer Loyalty Management
    Marketing Research