Sentence examples for branded management from inspiring English sources

"Nine-tenths of the approximately 100 branded management ideas I've studied lost their popularity within a decade or so," wrote Julian Birkinshaw of London Business School in the May issue of the Harvard Business Review.

To run all this he has established a brand management business, employing dozens of people: a TV production company through which he controls both the product and the fees, a production line for the books, a collection of branded foods and cooking implements, the Jamie's Italian brand of mid-market restaurants, even a magazine with his name on the masthead, à la Oprah.

The role forms part of the new commercial strategy that has reordered internal sales teams into agency focused hubs, comprising of a range of specialists covering programmatic, branded content and account management.

Bob Head, 41, will become Smile's first chief executive, following a decision to give the separately-branded venture its own management structure.

The company delivers analytics, branded content, engagement and community management to a growing roster of clients.

It's now refocused on commercializing the idea of powerful mobile web apps with a content management system for branded marketing apps.

Age: Brand new! Appearance: Branded anew!

The new fund with Carlyle will be a co-branded onshore fund that will be managed by a new fund management company to be set up by the two in Shanghai.

In charge of Vestar's Consumer Group, Mr. Ratzan led the firm's investment in many branded companies and successfully worked with their management teams to develop these businesses into category leaders.

It is observed that by going abroad, retailers as well as branded food processors export their supply chain management concepts into new markets, both in the sense of enhanced efficiency and in the sense of global chain quality concepts.

Allowing the dealers to keep their pride may be a serious advantage over national or international branded services that treat them like inventory management modules.