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Marketing
Published by:
Allied Business Academies
Length: 7 pages
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Abstract
The primary subject matter of this case concerns marketing. Secondary issues examined include marketing management, promotional strategy, and marketing career preparation. The case has a difficulty level of three, appropriate for senior and first year graduate level. The case is designed to be taught in three class hours and is expected to require five hours of outside preparation by students. Students who learn how to apply their marketing skill-set to a wide-range of markets will likely be a valued asset to most business organizations upon graduation. This case provides the reader with a behind-the-scenes perspective on how a newly appointed President/CEO was able to transfer his marketing skill-set to a completely different and seemingly unfamiliar industry. The reader will learn about the processes by which the President/CEO along with his newly appointed marketing manager and his team empowered themselves, and became successful applying their requisite knowledge of marketing. Plagued by uncertainty in the marketplace spawned by strong controversial public opinion and legal regulation of their products, the case chronicles senior management's use of their marketing skills in the transformation of a one hundred and fifty year old company. They begin their task by engaging in brainstorming sessions to change their consumers and suppliers' images of their brand. The challenges for the marketing team soon become evident. How will they formalize business and marketing processes to help a company that was once an industry leader, regain market share and re-establish their brand. This paper addresses the need for Marketing Educators to have access to a teaching case assignment where students learn how to apply their skill-sets to unfamiliar and politically charged market. Students will learn how to recognize, understand, and appreciate the marketability of their skill-sets and personal branding and how their ability relates to future employment opportunities.
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Abstract
The primary subject matter of this case concerns marketing. Secondary issues examined include marketing management, promotional strategy, and marketing career preparation. The case has a difficulty level of three, appropriate for senior and first year graduate level. The case is designed to be taught in three class hours and is expected to require five hours of outside preparation by students. Students who learn how to apply their marketing skill-set to a wide-range of markets will likely be a valued asset to most business organizations upon graduation. This case provides the reader with a behind-the-scenes perspective on how a newly appointed President/CEO was able to transfer his marketing skill-set to a completely different and seemingly unfamiliar industry. The reader will learn about the processes by which the President/CEO along with his newly appointed marketing manager and his team empowered themselves, and became successful applying their requisite knowledge of marketing. Plagued by uncertainty in the marketplace spawned by strong controversial public opinion and legal regulation of their products, the case chronicles senior management's use of their marketing skills in the transformation of a one hundred and fifty year old company. They begin their task by engaging in brainstorming sessions to change their consumers and suppliers' images of their brand. The challenges for the marketing team soon become evident. How will they formalize business and marketing processes to help a company that was once an industry leader, regain market share and re-establish their brand. This paper addresses the need for Marketing Educators to have access to a teaching case assignment where students learn how to apply their skill-sets to unfamiliar and politically charged market. Students will learn how to recognize, understand, and appreciate the marketability of their skill-sets and personal branding and how their ability relates to future employment opportunities.