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BUILDING A GLOBAL MARKETING COMMUNITY:

THE ROLE OF UNIFIED ASSOCIATIONS IN FOSTERING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY AMONGST MARKETERS WORLDWIDE

Marketing and Collaboration

The core function of business is marketing, focusing on, ‘Innovation & Demand Management’ to create new customer utility values.

The growth of marketing depends on, market and value increase, which can only be attained through creation of unique utility values for blue oceans.

Global Challenge

Disparity amongst individuals, societies, and nations are cornerstone of Success but also failure.

Crave for individual power and prosperity if self-centric, results in disparity, isolation and failure.

First World Emerging World Third World

Infrastructure Highly developed Under development Insufficient to support advanced logistics

Supplier Operating Standards High Variable Typically not considered

Information system availability Generally available Support systems not available Not available (slightly available?)

Human Resources Available Available with some searching Often difficult to find

Africa: Asia Selected Comparatives

Factors

Natural Resource

Gold, Platinum, Chromium, Cobalt, Diamond, Uranium Coal, Petroleum, Natural Gas, Copper, Silver

First, “ignoring globalized community will result in chronic psychosis; protective isolation will result in psychotic dependence. This necessitates that local community intertwine with global community creating comprehensive outcome”.

Challenges of Isolation

Second, “compartmentalization will create greater disparity, while democratization of global knowledge through partnership will ensure greater equity”.

Third, “Isolation retards innovation, thus, dissemination of local unique recipes and success stories ensures growth enhancing brand equity”.

Collaboration Barriers

Regional Value Chain

Regional

Integration

Promotion

Aid For Trade –

Dependence on developed Economy

Governance

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Capacity

Building

Financial Support

Partnership for Sustainability

Engaging on SDG bottom-line builds sustainable community

People: fostering inclusion and human capital exchange

Prosperity: supporting growth, jobs, business joint ventures

Planet: engaging in climate action for global security;

Peace: strengthening institutions, governance, and tackling corruption; Partnership: collaborating in sustainable initiatives.

Purpose of Global Community

Economies of scale

Reaching a wider market

Enhancing brand recognition

Diversifying risks

Leveraging global trends

Optimizing resources including human capital

Gaining innovative insights, and

Work beyond EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization)

Purpose of Global Marketing Community

Rethink Value Creation

Policy Interventions for Collaboration

Policies for Innovation

Partnership amongst academic institutions

Policies to Upgrade the Human Capital Joint conferences

Policies to Foster Entrepreneurship

Policies to Build Business Cluster

Meetings of CXO’s

Collaboration among specific business chambers

Policies to Enhance Investments

Marketer’s meet and demand symposiums

Triad of Partnership Outcome (1/4)

Triad of Partnership Outcome (2/4)

Enhance B2B Partnership

• People: engage in various positions including consulting

• Product: strengthen and harness manufacturing and product development value chain opportunities

• Market: focus on collaborative market research and market entry and development strategies

• Process: engage various specialized chambers to design standards under the association umbrella

• Joint Ventures: work with appropriate agencies to foster join ventures based on geoeconomic status

Triad of Partnership Outcome (3/4)

Foster P2P Engagement

• Culture: exchange programs along with cuisine exhibits

• Knowledge: collaborative research and journal exchange leading to patent, faculty and future leader exchange

• Social: interaction my generation to build human rights, fair transitions, technology, unique to region

• Governance: focus on biodiversity, sustainable financing, ESG interpretive through expert opinion sharing and blogs

• Practices: share case studies and experience regarding marketing and selling across cultures

Triad of Partnership Outcome (4/4)

Strengthen Brand Equity

• Person: identify, recognize, and mobilize individuals of the region and create knowledge bank through sharing

• Product: select products and help market within and across global market building unique branding ethos

• Corporate: build joint ventures in respective countries of the region based on strengths of partners

• Nation: foster bilateral and multilateral relationships based on comparative advantages of nations

• Region: promote joint programs across global platforms focusing on unique value offerings

Partnership Action Agenda

Focus on Creation of

Collaborative Marketing (1/3)

Purpose of Collaborativ

e Marketing

• Expanded Reach • Cost Sharing • Trust Building • Innovation • Engaging through Diversity in Content

Collaborative Marketing (2/3)

Initiating Collaboratio

• Define Goals

• Identify and Research Potential Collaborators

• Create and Deliver Pitch

• Establish Joint Objectives and Goals

• Create Collaborative Campaigns

Collaborative Marketing (3/3)

• Joint Campaigns

• Product Bundling

• Event Collaboration

• Digital asset Management Collaborativ e marketing Strategies

• Content Collaboration

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