Delaine Hampton

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Adjunct Professor and Executive-in-Residence, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

Delaine Hampton is an Adjunct Professor and Executive in Residence at the Rotman School of Management.

Delaine has taught Market Research in the MBA program and coaches interns as part of the Flexible Internship Program. She has been the instructor for several open enrollment or custom executive programmes including: NEAL and Public Sector Institute of Leadership. She is also a member of the Business Design Initiative Board. Delaine contributed a chapter to the 2012 book, FLUX What Marketing Managers Need to Navigate the New Environment, which is a collaboration among 15 members of Rotman’s Marketing Faculty.

Delaine has 2 recent journal publications based on her collaboration with academic research partners in psychology and political science. The first paper is: Child care policy and child care burden: Policy feedback effects and distributive implications of regulatory decisions published in the Journal of Behavioral Public Administration.

She is a former Director, Consumer and Market Knowledge, Procter & Gamble Global. Her career with Procter & Gamble spanned 35 years and roles of increasing responsibility in Product Development, Marketing, Market Research, and Corporate Innovation for Consumer and Market Knowledge. As Director of Market Research Innovation, she led contributions to P&G's growth through creation and adoption of new business practices. These included models and decision support tools for managing product initiatives, developing category-level strategy and predicting future market directions. In 2006, Delaine was inducted as an inaugural member of the North Star Fellowship, P&G’s lifetime mastery community for Consumer and Market Knowledge innovators.