Bahria University

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DR. JACQUELINE ISMAT

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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Email jacqueline.bukc@bahria.edu.pk
Phone Ext. +92219924002-6
Research Areas / Expertise Marketing
QUALIFICATION
Degree Passing Year Majors University
PhD 2025 Marketing (Consumer & Market Analysis) Universiti Utara Malaysia
M.S 2013 Marketing SZABIST
MBA 2005 Marketing BAHRIA UNIVERSITY
BA 2002 APPLIED MATHEMATICS, ECONOMICS, GEOGRAPHY GOVT. P.E.C.H.S College
INTERMEDIATE 1999 PRE-ENGINEERING GOVT. P.E.C.H.S College
MATRICULATE 1996 SCIENCE ST. JUDES HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Designation From To Organization
Senior Assistant Professor 01-Sep-2006 Present Bahria University
Visiting faculty 01-Feb-2025 31-Jul-2025 Institute of Business Management/ IoBM
Visiting faculty 01-Sep-2016 31-Dec-2016 Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture/ IVS

Publications

Journals
  • Effectiveness of Television Advertising on Consumer Perception of Packaged Milk | Global Management Journal for Academic & Corporate Studies
  • Impact of Social Media Marketing on Consumer Based Brand Equity | Journal of Marketing Strategies
  • Breaking The Skepticism Barrier: A Dual-Mediation Framework of Credibility and Value in Digital Marketing | Pakistan Journal of Social Science Review
  • Marketing Green Trust: The Role of Eco-Influencers and Transparent Branding in Driving Sustainable Purchase Intention | Journal of Management Science Research Review
  • From Digital Touch points to Devoted Users: How FinTech Experiences Shape Brand Loyalty in Pakistan’s Emerging Financial Ecosystem | Dialogue Social Science Review
  • Linking Perceived Brand Authenticity, Consumption Values, and Social Media Marketing on Consumer Inspiration to Purchase Masstige Fashion Brands | Journal of Management World
  • Integrating Marketing Capabilities, Human Agility, and Financial Efficiency: A Moderated-Mediation Model of Firm Performance and Competitive Advantage | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
Conferences
  • The Impact of Online Store Environment Cues on Purchase Intention of Millennials in Pakistan: Trust and Perceived Risk as a Mediator | 6th International Social Sciences and Business Research Conference BELGIUM
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