One of the longer presentations I have read. A full 321 slides. However, in between some of the padding there is a lot of ground covered.
~ Achieving buy-in from procurement
~ Do Marketing Directors make good Chief Executives?
~ Mashups - The merging of data seamlessly
~ Consumer attitudes to price led promotions during a downturn
~ Promotional marketing is part of our culture
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~typewritten notes::
A look at the emerging marketing landscape from an insiders point of view ::
Rod Geoghegan is a business strategist and planner.
He spends his time advising organisations on how to achieve their ambitions through planning and process.
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