Areas of research
- Creativity
- The Idea Journey
- Psychology
- Consumer Behavior
Areas of teaching
- Creativity and Innovation
- Attention and Persuasion
- Consumer Behavior
- Market Research
Grants and awards
Runner-Up Award for the Thomas P. Hustad Best Student Paper: "How Champions Win Commitment for Their Ideas", with Thomas Gillier and Fiona Schweitzer, Innovation and Product Development Conference
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Publications from the last 5 years
Articles
MAHANEY, J., GILLIER, T. and SCHWEITZER, F. (2025). Championing new ideas with consultation. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 42(3), pp. 614-638.
Conference proceedings
MAHANEY, J. and MAJUMDER, R. (2026). Too early to use AI: People view creators as less creative and effortful when AI is used early in the process compared to later. In: 2026 AMA Winter Academic Conference. Proceedings - AMA, pp. 216-2020.
MAHANEY, J., GILLIER, T. and SCHWEITZER, F. (2021). How Champions Win Commitment for Their Ideas. In: AOM Annual Meeting. Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).
Conferences and other contributions
MAHANEY, J., MAJUMDER, R. and MARTUZA, J. (2026). Integrating AI late in the work process is perceived as more creative. In: Academy of Management (AOM) Conference. Philadelphia.
MAHANEY, J., GILLIER, T. and SCHWEITZER, F. (2021). Creative Contribution, Psychological Ownership and Willingness to Invest. In: Innovation and Product Development Management Conference.
MAHANEY, J., GILLIER, T. and SCHWEITZER, F. (2021). Perceived Ownership: How Champions Win Commitment for Their Ideas. In: Innovation and Product Development Management Conference.