In today’s dynamic environment it is essential to create and build a brand identity that differentiates your brand from others to create a strong emotional connection with customers. Also, with time, rejuvenate it through innovative mechanisms and a fully integrated brand-driven strategy to enhance its value proposition while simultaneously preserving the brand essence. The 4-day programme on “Building Brand Power” highlights the importance of branding and focuses on brand conceptualization to create competitive brand initiatives and increase brand equity by identifying opportunities for sustainable growth. It offers insights from global as well as successful local brands and discusses specific challenges while exploring strategies to cope with them. |
The 4-day immersive programme will enable participants to:
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Managers responsible for branding, communication, or marketing functions of an organisation who are interested in refining their skills. Management professionals from any functional area who want to develop their capabilities in brand management. |
PhD, CASS Business School, City University
MOEEN NASEER BUTT
Assistant Professor
PhD, Marketing, Ivey Business School, Western University
Research Interests:
Assessing the impact of Growth; Governance and Geography of franchise systems on their performance; Franchising; Market Development & Marketing-Finance
PhD, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
* Programme fee includes tuition cost, reading material, tea and lunch served during the programme. We offer single bed accommodation at the Rausing Executive Centre. Each bedroom with attached bathroom is equipped with mini-fridge, writing desk and direct dial STD/ISD telephone and cable TV. All bedrooms at REC are internet-ready. Please note we do not provide accommodation for drivers accompanying participants. Our preferred mode of payment is by cheque/banker’s draft payable to Lahore University of Management Sciences. Please send the cheque to: *LUMS is a not-for-profit organisation under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. Accordingly, the income of LUMS is not tax deductible/collectable. |