• No results found

Brand Management Tutorial

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Share "Brand Management Tutorial"

Copied!
14
0
0

Loading.... (view fulltext now)

Full text

(1)

Brand Management

Tutorial

Nora Pähler vor der Holte

Summer Term 2014

Master of Science

(2)

List of Course Participants

Please check whether you are already included on the list

If yes: Please sign behind your name

If no: Please register yourself on the list and I will assign you belated to

a group

Name

E-Mail

Marketing Master from Muenster / Non-Marketing Master (e.g. Erasmus)

Important: Write legibly!! (for your own sake)

In case of any changes (e.g. you dropping the course), let me know as

fast as possible

(3)

Structure of the Course

The tutorials will be held on each Monday afternoon

Four sessions to be held in June / July

Starting in June:

Time Slot:

14.15-17.30 (15 minutes break)

Place:

J2!

Attendance is mandatory – you are allowed to miss one of the four

tutorial sessions

Students will be split up randomly into 12 groups (size: 5-6 people)

Each group has to present one case or one journal article

and

To submit an assignment on one case or one journal article (depending

on what you had to present)

(4)

Structure of the Course

1st part: group presentations (50% of the tutorial grade)

4 group presentations per session

20 minutes per group

Please stay within time limit

Each member of the group has to participate in the presentation

Additional time for discussion

2nd part: group assignment (50% of the tutorial grade)

One assignment per group

7-9 pages

Please stay within page limit

References and cover sheet are not included in the page limit

Please use the style guide of the department as formal guideline:

http://www.marketingcenter.de/lmm/teaching/theses/Style-Guide-LMM-9.3-English.pdf

(5)

Preparation of the Course

A copy for each group of the case studies and the journal articles can

be found in the Heribert Meffert library (Am Stadtgraben 13-15)

(available at 6pm at the date of announcement)

Each group work is announced via e-mail to all group members

The group presentations and assignments have to be handed in via

e-mail ([email protected]) on the Monday

of the tutorial at 8am.

(6)

Group Allocation (1/3)

Last Name First Name Group Number

Alberts Anna Philina Sophie 1

Gerhards Virginia 1 Jaeschke Vanessa 1 Kurz Eva 1 Tautrims Kristina 1 Alfs Johanna 2 Gless Fabian 2 Jordan Helga 2 Münch Leonie 2 Schräder Alexandra 2 Amling Christian 3 Häb Raphaela Christina 3 Käsbauer Stefan 3 Niesing Eva 3 Schwekendiek Benjamin 3 Dulewicz Barbara 3

Baumhauer Anne Katrin 4

Hahn Marina 4

Kaminski Victoria 4

Nottebohm Gina 4

(7)

Group Allocation (2/3)

Last Name First Name Group Number

Behrens Ronny 5 Hennecke Robin 5 Kaschke Maria 5 Oberhäuser Carolin 5 Maloumian Gaël 5 Hoffmann Meike 5 Bermes Alena 6 Henrichsmann Judith 6 Kessler Anna 6 Pillmann Katharina 6 Ueberück Laura 6 Chen Yu-Jen 6 Böckmann Henrike 7 Hensel Christine 7 König Ulf 7 Piontek Karen 7 Wang Huajun 7 Romano Sebastian 7 Burow Sabrina 8 Herr Julia 8 Krämer Catharina 8 Pixa Laura 8

Wegmann Hans Julius 8

Jacyna Emilia 8

(8)

Group Allocation (3/3)

Last Name First Name Group Number

Büttner Johanna 9

Herrmann Isabel 9

Kraus Laura Kristin 9

Rausch Sebastian 9

Wenning Martina 9

Paseková Markéta 9

Boros Daiana- Mihaela 10

Hirsch Julia 10

Krause Viola 10

Ritter Helena Friederike 10

Weyde Juliane 10

Butzmann Anne 11

Hoffmann Sonja Elisabeth 11

Kuck Caroline 11 Ruping Linda 11 Wilhelmy Jasmin 11 Franke Linda 12 Husung Simon 12 Küch Barbara Elisabeth 12 Savelsberg Hendrik 12 Cajda Michal 12

(9)

Schedule of the Presentations

Please do not forget to hand in the presentation at 8am the same day!

Date of

Announcement

Group

Type

Date of

presentation

Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 1 Paper Mon, 23.06.14 Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 2 Case Mon, 23.06.14 Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 3 Paper Mon, 23.06.14 Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 4 Case Mon, 23.06.14

Mon, 16.06.14, 18pm 5 Paper Mon, 30.06.14 Mon, 16.06.14, 18pm 6 Case Mon, 30.06.14 Mon, 16.06.14, 18pm 7 Paper Mon, 30.06.14 Mon, 16.06.14, 18pm 8 Case Mon, 30.06.14

Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 9 Paper Mon, 07.07.14 Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 10 Case Mon, 07.07.14 Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 11 Paper Mon, 07.07.14 Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 12 Case Mon, 07.07.14

(10)

Schedule of the Assignments

Date of

Announcement

Group

Type

Date of

Submission

Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 1 Case Mon, 07.07.14, 8am Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 2 Paper Mon, 07.07.14, 8am Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 3 Case Mon, 07.07.14, 8am Mon, 23.06.14, 18pm 4 Paper Mon, 07.07.14, 8am

Mon, 30.06.14, 18pm 5 Case Mon, 14.07.14, 8am Mon, 30.06.14, 18pm 6 Paper Mon, 14.07.14, 8am Mon, 30.06.14, 18pm 7 Case Mon, 14.07.14, 8am Mon, 30.06.14, 18pm 8 Paper Mon, 14.07.14, 8am

Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 9 Case Mon, 23.06.14, 8am Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 10 Paper Mon, 23.06.14, 8am Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 11 Case Mon, 23.06.14, 8am Tue, 03.06.14, 18pm 12 Paper Mon, 23.06.14, 8am

(11)

How to Structure your Presentation

Case studies (more specific tasks are given with the case)

Give your audience a summary of the central aspects

Analyze the main problem of the case

Give strategic recommendations for the future

Use your case as a starting point – additional use of secondary literature

and internet research is strongly recommended

Journal articles (no further specific tasks given)

Give your audience a summary of the central aspects

Explain the methods used (incl. assumptions, model etc.)

Report the key findings

Discuss implications, limitations and future research

(12)
(13)

Content of the Presentations

The selection of the assigned papers and case studies relates to the

structure of the course and therefore covers:

Brands and Brand Equity

Benefits and Functions of Brands

Brand Architecture

Managing Brands

Some hints on the presentations:

Concerning journal articles: Concentrate on the journal article in question

and get a thorough understanding of its content (you will need this skill for

your master thesis)

Concerning case studies: Try to apply the knowledge you gained in the

(14)
http://www.marketingcenter.de/lmm/teaching/theses/Style-Guide-LMM-9.3-English.pdf

References

Related documents

Animal model: Fifty male C57BL/6 mice were randomly divided in five groups (10 mice in each group), including the normal control group, DSS-induced colitis model (DSS

The 6-week-old SPF male Wistar rats were randomly divided into 6 treatment groups with 10 rats each as follows: control group; PF model group [bleomycin (BLM)], positive control

The 12 study districts were randomly assigned to one of four groups: small group training only; small group training followed by mailed feedback of practice data one

For evaluation purposes, the university students were randomly divided into two groups: an experimental group of students who created the products through collaborations of

Experimental Design The animals were randomly divided into four groups n = 6 as follows: Group-A: Control group with normal diet Saline solution, i.p.; Group-B: Diabetic group

Two randomly selected junior secondary school II (JSS II) classes made up of 45 students each were divided into two groups (experimental group and control group)

After 15 days of acclimation, the rats were randomly divided into four equal groups, each group containing 6 rats: group I used as control (received normal water) and groups II, III

The next day, students turn in their individual quiz and meet in cooperative learning groups to complete the group portion of the quiz.. For the group portion, students are