Marketplace Innovation Workshop at Stanford, June 4-5

Here's the call for papers:

The Fifth Marketplace Innovation Workshop will take place at Stanford University on June 4 (afternoon) and June 5 (all day), 2019. The event is co-located with the INFORMS Revenue Management & Pricing Conference, which will take place on June 6 and 7.

Registration is now open, and will remain open until May 1. To register, please visit the event website at http://marketplaceinnovation.net. On our website, you will also find the list of plenary speakers and information about the Academia-Industry Forums we are piloting this year.

We hope to see you there,
Itai Ashlagi, Ramesh Johari, Ilan Lobel, Costis Maglaras and Gabriel Weintraub

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Ilan Lobel
Associate Professor
Stern School of Business
New York University

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Fifth Marketplace Innovation Workshop (MIW)

Stanford University, Stanford, California

Co-located with the INFORMS Revenue Management and Pricing Conference

June 4-5, 2019

Abstract submission deadline: March 1, 2019
Workshop registration deadline: May 1, 2019

Organizers

Itai Ashlagi, Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University
Ramesh Johari, Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University
Ilan Lobel, Stern School of Business, New York University
Costis Maglaras, Columbia Business School, Columbia University
Gabriel Weintraub, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University 

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Plenary speakers

The workshop will have several invited distinguished plenary speakers from academia and industry, including:

• Dirk Bergemann (Yale University)
• Yash Kanoria (Columbia Business School)
• Kevin Leyton-Brown (University of British Columbia)
• Daniela Saban (Stanford Graduate School of Business)
• Eva Tardos (Cornell University)
• Adam Wierman (Caltech)
• Catherine Williams (Xandr)

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Auctions and Market Design Plenary Session

We are pleased to announce that the INFORMS Auctions and Market Design Section has organized a plenary session for the workshop with three distinguished speakers spanning a range of interests across auctions, market design, and the themes of the workshop:

• Shmuel Oren (University of California, Berkeley)
• David Pennock (Microsoft Research)
• Rakesh Vohra (University of Pennsylvania)