Professor
Larry Lockshin
Professor
Larry Lockshin is the Head of the
Institute’s Wine Marketing Group.
Larry has over 25 years experience in the
wine sector, first as a viticulturist and
then in economics and marketing. He is
acknowledged as of one of the world’s
experts in wine marketing and focuses his
research and consulting on buyer behaviour
in the wine trade and more recently in
retailing and packaging of FMCG
products.
Larry has particular expertise in wine choice
behaviour and modelling the effects of packaging
changes on consumer purchase. He has also worked
with wine companies on branding and export
issues, especially in choosing and managing wine
distribution.
Larry is a well-known international speaker and
executive educator. In the last few years he has
given keynote speeches and short courses in: the
United States, South Africa, Chile, Argentina,
Uruguay, New Zealand, France, Italy, and
Canada.
Larry has worked directly with many of
Australia’s largest wineries as well as
some of the smaller ones. He has been on the
organising committee for the past 4 Australian
Wine Marketing Conferences, The Australian Wine
Technical Conference, and the Domestic Taskforce
for the Australian Wine and Brandy
Corporation.
Larry is currently overseeing a major wine
industry project in predicting the sales impact
of new wine styles and packaging in Australia and
in the US market. He is also working
on consumer response to sustainability and
traceability labelling in five export markets;
and on consumer response to packaging
changes.
To view his publication list,
click
here
To view his month columns in WBM,
click
here
