Raphael Joseph Riendeau( In, P) A Cultural Shift Towards Green Marketing: The Effect of Climate Crisis Advocates on CRS and Sustainability in Business Marketing This research analyzes green marketing, and the effect of climate crisis advocates on CRS and sustainability in business marketing while addressing the following questions: 1. How do sustainability efforts influence consumer behavior in the USA compared to Sweden? 2. What roles do climate crisis influencers play in shaping consumer perceptions of corporate social responsibility( CSR) in Sweden versus the USA? 3. How does the perception of environmental conservation differ between Swedish and American consumers, and how does this impact purchase decisions? 4. How do companies in Sweden and the USA market their sustainability efforts, and how do consumers respond?
Gustavo Velayos( V) The Rise of Meme Coins: A Financial Revolution or Pure Speculation? Meme coins seem like internet jokes but have surged in popularity, attracting millions of retail investors. This study explores whether these digital assets represent a financial revolution or are merely speculative bubbles driven by hype. A few meme coins attempt to add real-world utility, but most remain highly volatile and sentiment driven. Understanding their role in modern finance can provide insights into speculative investment trends and the power of online communities in shaping financial markets.
Aryanna Wright( V) The Science behind Luxury Fashion Marketing Luxury fashion brings artistry with science, providing advanced materials, futuristic engineering, and sustainability research. This presentation explores impressive technologies that shape high-end fashion, from bioengineered fabrics and smart textiles to AI-driven design and 3D printing. Additionally, the role of neuroscience in consumer behavior and the psychology of luxury branding will be examined. By bringing science and craftsmanship, luxury fashion continues to redefine innovation, sustainability, and exclusivity in the modern industry.
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