Grow the Core by David Taylor

Grow the Core by David Taylor

Grow the Core stands conventional wisdom about business growth on its head and provides a proven formula for growing your business in recessionary times. These days, it s a common belief among business leaders across industry sectors that the best way to grow their businesses is to expand into new markets.

Includes useful tips, including how to strengthen a core brand with a limited communication budget(Supply Business, January 2013) For a marketer, retail buyer, entrepreneur or interested consumer, this is a great book looking at whether businesses should stick to what they know of their original or most profitable brand or whether businesses should expand into other broader areas. (Supply Management, February 2013) The marketing division of any well-established company should study this book- you never know when the mighty might fall. (Professional Manager, May 2013)

David Taylor is founder and Managing Partner of the brandgym, a network of senior brand coaches that help teams create a clear brand vision and the action plans to turn this into growth. Clients include Sainsbury's, LVMH, Unilever, T-Mobile and SAB Miller.
David has been named one of the world's 50 leading marketing thinkers by the CIM. He is the author of four successful books on branding published by John Wiley: The Brand Gym, Brand Vision, Brand Stretch and Never Mind the Sizzle...Where's the Sausage? were all number 1 on Amazon's branding books ranking. He also writes brandgymblog.com, one of world's top 60 marketing blogs.
David started his career in brand management with P&G before doing an MBA at INSEAD. He then started the Paris office of Added Value in 1993 and grew it to 50 people, leaving to create the brandgym in 2001, to spend more time on brand strategy, and less time bored in board meetings.
david@thebrandgym.com

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ISBN 13	9781118484715
ISBN 10	1118484711
Title	Grow the Core
Author	David Taylor
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	John Wiley & Sons Inc
Year published	2013-01-18
Number of pages	256
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