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Intensive workshop on strategic brand management
- Saudi Arabia: Saturday, January 24 - 2004 at 10:27
- PRESS RELEASE
The two-day intensive workshop on Strategic Brand Management (SBM) provides the participants with best-practice and leading-edge guidelines and tactical insights to create strong successful brands in a highly competitive economy.
The work shop will be directed by Dr. Ranjan Das, Professor of Strategic and International Management with IIMC. Dr. Das during his last eight years has offered more that 50 Management Development Workshops in India and abroad. Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIMC) is one of finest of Asia's business management schools and ranks number one in India by the Economics Times. The institute has emerged as an international Center of Excellence in all facets of Management Education.
The programme will cover the comprehensive understanding of a Strategic Brand Management and its roles in business and commerce. It enables the participants to apply their knowledge and analytical skills learnt in their workplace through project works and assignments. The program will adopt a practical approach to enhance participants understanding of various key components of Strategic Brand Management.
The two-day intensive work shop has been specially designed to provide middle and senior level managers, professionals and executives in the private and public sectors to equip themselves with the latest cutting-edge knowledge in successful branding and competing effectively in the international market.
The methodology includes lectures group work, exercises, case discussions etc. Apart from discussion on tools and techniques, substantial amount of time will be devoted to conceptual understanding and experience base learning. Accordingly, the participants will be encouraged and are expected to discuss and share their experience.
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