Martin Roll was featured in a recent interview with China Daily Asia about the rise and potential of Chinese companies in the publication’s July 2-8 2018 edition.
The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) has become one of the more commonly talked about corporate designations in recent years.
Martin Roll’s opinion piece about the link between customers and company brand strategies in Asia Pacific was featured on CMO.
Martin Roll was interviewed on The CMO Show on 14 December 2017.
With the immense power bestowed upon consumers by the Internet and an ever expanding means of communication, consumption and interaction, companies have been forced to rethink their branding and business models.
The role of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) continues to evolve as the marketing function becomes more strategic but also equally complex and challenging.
A highly relevant and discussed topic in the domain of branding is the importance of maintaining consistency for brands in marketplaces characterized by diverse cultures, increasingly empowered customers and ever changing trends and customer preferences.
The importance of having a strategic vision and a clearly defined management process for brand architecture has increased significantly over the years.
No resource allocation is more important than the allocation of the most senior leaders responsible for shaping the identity and future of a brand.
For CKGSB Knowledge, Martin Roll talks about the state of branding in Chinese companies and strategies that will help build truly global Chinese brands.
The primary objective of boardrooms is to build and sustain shareholder value over the long-term.
So much of a brand’s future success now depends on how they manage the mobile, social and digital revolution.
I was recently asked how much of a brand’s success now depends on how they gather and use information and what I thought the best overall customer insights system would look like.
It is quite clear that this is going to be Asia’s century.