Dr. Kristina Shampanier is an expert in consumer behavior, survey and experiment design, and other marketing research methods.

She has over fifteen years of experience in designing, conducting, and analyzing lab, field, and online studies in academic, consulting, and litigation settings, as well as evaluating work carried out by others. Dr. Shampanier has worked on class action, false advertisement, consumer safety, trademark, trade dress, and patent infringement cases, as well as antitrust and healthcare matters. These cases have spanned a wide variety of products and industries, including consumer products, banking, cryptocurrency, high tech, social media, online retail, entertainment, hospitality, luxury, and auto industries. Dr. Shampanier has published in peer-reviewed journals in the fields of mathematics and marketing.

Employment History

Compass Lexecon, 2021–2024
Executive Vice President (2022–2024)
Senior Vice President (2021)

Analysis Group Inc., 2005–2021
Consultant (2020–2021)
Vice President (2016–2020)
Manager (2009–2015)
Associate (2007–2009)
Intern Associate (2005)

MIT Sloan School of Management, 2003–2007
Research Assistant, Professor Dan Ariely (2003–2007)
Teaching Assistant, Consumer Behavior, Professor Yehoshua Tsal (2005–2006)
Teaching Assistant, Managerial Psychology Laboratory, Professors Tom Allen and Dan Ariely (2003–2005)

New Economic School, Moscow, Russia, 2002
Teaching Assistant, Econometrics III, Professor Stanislav Anatoliev

Areas of Expertise

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Management
PhD, Marketing (Management Science), 2007

New Economic School (Moscow, Russia)
MA, Economics (cum laude), 2002

Moscow State University|
MS, Mathematics (cum laude), 2001

Recognition

Marketing Science “Ambassador,” 2016–2018

MIT
Zannetos Fund Fellow, 2005–2006
Stuart Fund Fellow, 2005–2006
MasterCard Fellow, 2004–2005
DuPont Fellow, 2002–2003

AMA-Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium Fellow, 2006

The Russell Sage Summer Institute, Trento, Italy, 2003