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Thank you to everyone who helped make the 2008 Kellogg Marketing Conference a success. We look forward to seeing you again next year!
Why Breaking the Rules?
Customers today are equipped with a greater degree of knowledge and sophistication with regard to the goods and services that they choose to purchase. In order to remain competitive, companies must also become more sophisticated in their approach to marketing and the innovation process. Traditional marketing frameworks still form the cornerstone of most marketing programs, but have been increasingly adapted to meet the challenges brought on by today's empowered consumers.
The 2008 Kellogg Marketing Conference, Breaking the Rules, took a closer look at the role these classic frameworks play in today's marketing landscape.
The 2008 Kellogg Marketing Conference, Breaking the Rules, took a closer look at the role these classic frameworks play in today's marketing landscape.
Recap of Conference Presentations
Julie Hennessy, Clinical Professor of Marketing at Kellogg"The Unique Challenges of Tomorrow's Marketers"
Angela Lee, Mechthild Esser Nemmers Professor of Marketing at Kellogg
"Thick vs. Thin Slicing"
Anne Coughlan, Professor of Marketing at Kellogg
"Aligning Channel Partners for Effective Go-To-Market Strategies"