Education

2018	Ph.D. Marketing (cum laude), INSEAD Europe Campus
2012	Ms.C. in Managerial and Financial Economics, HEC Paris, France
2009	B.A. History of Arts, Sorbonne University, France
2009	B.A. Management, HEC Paris, France

Working Papers and Research Projects

• André, Quentin, Nicholas Reinholtz, and John G. Lynch Jr., “Restricted-use funds and budgeting decisions” (second round at the Journal of Consumer Research)
• André, Quentin, Nicholas Reinholtz, and Bart de Langhe, “The formation of dispersion knowledge in complex environments” (second round at the Journal of Consumer Research)
• André, Quentin and Bart de Langhe: "Slop(p)y learning: When market trends foster a false sense of understanding" (three studies collected, first draft in preparation)
• André, Quentin and Bart de Langhe: "How not to make loss aversion appear and disappear: A re-analysis of Walasek and Stewart (2015)" (manuscript completed)

Publications

• André, Quentin, Pierre Chandon and Kelly L. Haws (2019), "Healthy through presence or absence, nature or science? A framework for understanding front-of-package food claims", Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
• André, Quentin, Ziv Carmon, Klaus Wertenbroch, Alia Crum, Douglas Frank, William Goldstein, Joel Huber, Leaf van Boven, Bernd Weber and Haiyang Yang, “Consumer choice and autonomy in the age of artificial intelligence and big data”, Consumer Needs and Solutions

Conferences and Invited Presentations

• Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, November 2019
  • "Sloppy learning: When market trends foster a false sense of understanding" (Invited Presentation)
• Boulder Summer Conference on Consumer Financial Decision Making, Boulder, Colorado, USA, May 2018
  • "Restricted-use funds and budgeting decisions" (Invited Presentation)
• Rotterdam School of Management, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, February 2018
  • "Restricted-use funds and budgeting decisions" (Invited Presentation)
• ESADE, Barcelona, Spain, February 2018
  • "Restricted-use funds and budgeting decisions" (Invited Presentation)
• Society for Judgement and Decision-Making Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, November 2017
  • “Can food stamps reduce food consumption? The unintended consequences of restricted-use funds on budgeting decisions” (Paper)
  • “Variance spillover in intuitive statistical judgments” (Paper)
• Association for Consumer Research Conference, San Diego, California, USA, October 2017
  • “Can food stamps reduce food consumption? The unintended consequences of restricted-use funds on budgeting decisions” (Session Chair)
  • “Variance spillover in intuitive statistical judgments” (Session Chair)
• Symposium on Meaning and Alienation in Consumption, Munich, Germany, January 2017
  • “The value of meaning: How job satisfaction affects consumers’ perception and use of their earnings” (Invited Presentation)
• Association for Consumer Research Conference, Berlin, Germany, October 2016
  • “The value of meaning: How job satisfaction affects consumers’ perception and use of their earnings” (Session Chair)
  • “Removing this (or not), adding that (or not): A taxonomy of 'healthy' food claims” (Session Paper)
• Choice Symposium, Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada, May 2016
  • “When to choose” (Discussant)
• European Marketing Academy Conference, Oslo, Norway, May 2016
  • “The value of meaning: How job satisfaction affects consumers’ perception and use of their earnings” (Invited Presentation)
• Society for Consumer Psychology Conference, St. Pete Beach, Florida, USA, February 2016
  • “Removing this (or not), adding that (or not): A taxonomy of 'healthy' food claims” (Session Paper)
• Open Course Initiative at INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France, March 2015
  • “Happiness in a consumerist world: What marketing research can teach us about well-being” (Invited Presentation)
• Transformative Consumer Research Conference (ACR), Lille, France, May 2013
  • “Low-income consumers” (Discussant)

Software

• distBuilder: A Javascript library to add distribution builders to online and offline experiments
• pyprocessmacro: A Python rewrite of Andrew F. Hayes' "Process Macro" to estimate moderation, mediation, and conditional processes
• pypsrite A Python 3 re-implementation of the 'Sample Parameter Reconstruction via Iterative TEchniques (SPRITE)' technique.
• wordSearchJS: A Javascript library to add word search tasks to online and offline experiments.
• affectiveSamplerJS: A Javascript library to record people’s affective reactions to audio/video sequences

Honors and Grants

• Fellow, AMA - Sheth Doctoral Consortium (2016)
• Winner of the ADL Partner Ph.D. Award (2013-2017)
• Full tuition scholarship at INSEAD (2013-2018)

Teaching

• Undergraduate and Graduate Level
  • Brand Development, 2019-Present (Student Evaluations: 4.6/5)
• Ph.D. Seminars
  • Experimental Methods, 2019-Present
• Teaching Assistant
  • Brand Management (MBA elective), Pierre Chandon, 2015-2017
• Adjunct Lecturer
  • Preparation to Business School Interviews, Prepa-Sciences IPECOM Paris, 2008-2013
  • History of Economic Theory, Prepa-Sciences IPECOM Paris, 2008-2010