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Wiglaf Pricing is a dynamic and growing advisory firm. We
are a team of experts focused on helping firms achieve. We apply
the latest research in pricing to the client’s situation in order
to deliver results that matter.
For Sales or Consulting
Egagements, contact
TSmith@WiglafPricing.com
For Employment Opportunities,
Contact
HumanResources@WiglafPricing.com
For more information, contact us at +1
773 395 2983
Wiglaf Pricing Leadership
Tim J. Smith, PhD, Managing Principal
Dr. Smith is the founder of Wiglaf Pricing
and an Adjunct Professor of marketing and economics at DePaul University.
He authored Pricing Strategy: Setting Price Levels, Managing
Price Discounts and Establishing Price Structures (2011). Hawks
Seagulls and Mice: Paradigms for Systematically Growing Revenue
in Business Markets (2006), and operates as Chief Editor of
The Wiglaf Journal.
Well-known in the industry as a thought
leader in pricing, Dr. Smith is Managing Principal of Wiglaf Pricing
as well as Adjunct Professor of Marketing and Economics at DePaul
University. He has presented to professional audiences in pricing
in the United States, Europe, and Asia. With hard-hitting, focused
messages for executives, Dr. Smith encourages actions that lead
to dynamic results.
Dr. Smith began his career as a research
scientist in quantum mechanics before his interest in strategy prompted
him to pursue an MBA. His focus on pricing is a natural culmination
of his deep love of math and his orientation to capturing profitable
cusotmers. Dr. Smith holds an MBA with High Honors in Strategy and
Marketing from the University of Chicago GSB, a PhD in Physical
Chemistry from the University of Chicago, a BS in Chemistry and
Physics, and BA in Mathematics from Southern Methodist University.

Pricing Strategy: Setting Price
Levels, Managing Price Discounts and Establishing Price Structures,
1st Edition
Tim J Smith - DePaul University
ISBN-10: 0538480882 ISBN-13: 9780538480888
432 Pages, Hardback ©2012
Preorder at Amazon,
and Barnes
& Noble, and other fine purveyors of college texts.
Available January 2011

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