logging in or signing up Global Asian Brands sergio.quinones Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 229 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 07, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Strong global Asian brands- Myth or reality? Danish Design Center Copenhagen, October 9, 2008 Martin Roll Slide 2: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com ”What other brand name do you see tattooed on people?” Bob Dron, Harley-Davidson dealer Oakland, US Slide 3: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The most profitable companies focus on intangibles such as human capital, exploiting network effects, and creating synergies based on brands, rather than investing in tangible assets……… McKinsey & Company study Slide 4: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Asian challenges Low cost is becoming a commodity Trading mindset Less focus on innovation Asset challenge Dominance of large diversified conglomerates Excess capacity IP/Trademarks Slide 5: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com What matters to the boardroom? How to measure and track brand equity and the financial brand value? How do we maximize the brand’s contribution to the overall success of the business? Need for a cross-functional and metrics driven approach to brands Elevate the branding discipline into the boardroom Slide 6: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Chief Marketing Officer CEO CFO CMO Brands must be run at the boardroom level and be an integrated part of all strategic issues Most brands are run by marketing departments and focus on the functional level of marketing The boardroom The marketing department Strategic level Tactical level Slide 7: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com ”Prior to Samsung’s decision to manage the brand image through a central organisation, many of the marketing activities were localized to the region. What we found was dilution of the brand and a misconception of the corporate identity” Jong-Yong Jun CEO, Samsung Electronics Slide 8: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding starts in the boardroom Mindsets & beliefs Skills Resources Slide 9: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding starts in the boardroom Slide 10: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Divert and differentiate Slide 11: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Asian brand challenge no. 1: Lack of imagination and calculated risk taking Just do it Anything is possible Slide 12: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com A new agenda for Asian brands Source: Asian Brand Strategy Slide 13: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The increasing Asian confidence Slide 14: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Asia’s new creative class.... ”A gate has gradually been opened for creative people like actors and directors. We now have the chance to show other countries what we can do...” Zhang Ziyi Chinese actress Slide 15: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 16: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 17: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com 3 Brand Growth Strategies Organic growth Alliance Acquisition Management expertise? Time-to-market? Slide 18: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 19: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Singapore Girl launched in 1973 Slide 20: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding ExcellenceTM Slide 21: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 22: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 23: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 24: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 25: Post-sales phase Sales phase Retention phase Pre-sales phase Marketing campaigns Word-of-mouth Travel agents Company policy Past experiences Sales office Website Requests Milage program Customer service Special offers Relationship program Customer satisfaction surveys Call center Ticket office Check-in Lounge Boarding In-flight Re-booking Luggage handling Complaints Transportation Accommodation Brand Slide 26: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Brands as financial assets “Fully engaged customers deliver 23% premium over the average customer in terms of share of wallet, profitability, revenue and relationship growth”. Harvard Business Review July-August 2005 Slide 27: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Western brands in Asia Slide 28: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Future brand leadership Slide 29: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Be bold and daring.... ”Asian CEOs and their executive teams have the potential leadership, capacity and aspirational fuel to turn their organizations into some of the most admired and profitable global brands....” Martin Roll Slide 30: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Weblog on Asian branding Case stories on Asian Brands and Asian management ”Best Business Books 2006” (Strategy+Business magazine) www.asianbrandstrategy.com Slide 31: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com www.martinroll.com Slide 32: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Martin Roll – Business & Brand Strategist Martin Roll delivers the combined value of an experienced international strategist and a senior advisor to corporate boards and top-management teams of Fortune 500 companies Martin Roll facilitates business leaders and organizations to think bold for future strategies. By focusing on building iconic businesses and brands, Martin Roll advises boardrooms on how to create sustainable competitive advantage and enhance shareholder value Martin Roll brings more than 20 years of management experience from the international advertising and branding industry Slide 33: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Martin Roll – Business & Brand Strategist He is a frequent guest lecturer at leading global business school INSEAD, and guest lectures at Harvard, Wharton, London Business School, UCLA, Boston University and many others Martin Roll is the author of the international bestseller Asian Brand Strategy, a compelling book of frameworks for Asian branding and the winning formula for any global boardroom (“Best Business Books 2006” by Strategy+Business magazine) His next book (2009) looks at value creation through branding and how this guides leadership and performance at CEO and boardroom level MBA from INSEAD Slide 34: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Contact details VentureRepublic Pte Ltd Level 21, Centennial Tower 3 Temasek Avenue Singapore 039190 Phone: +65 65 49 71 41 Fax: +65 65 49 70 01 Mobile: +65 91 26 35 04 roll@venturerepublic.com www.venturerepublic.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Global Asian Brands sergio.quinones Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 229 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 07, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Strong global Asian brands- Myth or reality? Danish Design Center Copenhagen, October 9, 2008 Martin Roll Slide 2: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com ”What other brand name do you see tattooed on people?” Bob Dron, Harley-Davidson dealer Oakland, US Slide 3: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The most profitable companies focus on intangibles such as human capital, exploiting network effects, and creating synergies based on brands, rather than investing in tangible assets……… McKinsey & Company study Slide 4: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Asian challenges Low cost is becoming a commodity Trading mindset Less focus on innovation Asset challenge Dominance of large diversified conglomerates Excess capacity IP/Trademarks Slide 5: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com What matters to the boardroom? How to measure and track brand equity and the financial brand value? How do we maximize the brand’s contribution to the overall success of the business? Need for a cross-functional and metrics driven approach to brands Elevate the branding discipline into the boardroom Slide 6: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Chief Marketing Officer CEO CFO CMO Brands must be run at the boardroom level and be an integrated part of all strategic issues Most brands are run by marketing departments and focus on the functional level of marketing The boardroom The marketing department Strategic level Tactical level Slide 7: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com ”Prior to Samsung’s decision to manage the brand image through a central organisation, many of the marketing activities were localized to the region. What we found was dilution of the brand and a misconception of the corporate identity” Jong-Yong Jun CEO, Samsung Electronics Slide 8: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding starts in the boardroom Mindsets & beliefs Skills Resources Slide 9: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding starts in the boardroom Slide 10: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Divert and differentiate Slide 11: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The Asian brand challenge no. 1: Lack of imagination and calculated risk taking Just do it Anything is possible Slide 12: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com A new agenda for Asian brands Source: Asian Brand Strategy Slide 13: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com The increasing Asian confidence Slide 14: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Asia’s new creative class.... ”A gate has gradually been opened for creative people like actors and directors. We now have the chance to show other countries what we can do...” Zhang Ziyi Chinese actress Slide 15: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 16: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 17: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com 3 Brand Growth Strategies Organic growth Alliance Acquisition Management expertise? Time-to-market? Slide 18: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 19: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Singapore Girl launched in 1973 Slide 20: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Branding ExcellenceTM Slide 21: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 22: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 23: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Source: SIA Slide 24: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Slide 25: Post-sales phase Sales phase Retention phase Pre-sales phase Marketing campaigns Word-of-mouth Travel agents Company policy Past experiences Sales office Website Requests Milage program Customer service Special offers Relationship program Customer satisfaction surveys Call center Ticket office Check-in Lounge Boarding In-flight Re-booking Luggage handling Complaints Transportation Accommodation Brand Slide 26: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Brands as financial assets “Fully engaged customers deliver 23% premium over the average customer in terms of share of wallet, profitability, revenue and relationship growth”. Harvard Business Review July-August 2005 Slide 27: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Western brands in Asia Slide 28: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Future brand leadership Slide 29: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Be bold and daring.... ”Asian CEOs and their executive teams have the potential leadership, capacity and aspirational fuel to turn their organizations into some of the most admired and profitable global brands....” Martin Roll Slide 30: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Weblog on Asian branding Case stories on Asian Brands and Asian management ”Best Business Books 2006” (Strategy+Business magazine) www.asianbrandstrategy.com Slide 31: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com www.martinroll.com Slide 32: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Martin Roll – Business & Brand Strategist Martin Roll delivers the combined value of an experienced international strategist and a senior advisor to corporate boards and top-management teams of Fortune 500 companies Martin Roll facilitates business leaders and organizations to think bold for future strategies. By focusing on building iconic businesses and brands, Martin Roll advises boardrooms on how to create sustainable competitive advantage and enhance shareholder value Martin Roll brings more than 20 years of management experience from the international advertising and branding industry Slide 33: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Martin Roll – Business & Brand Strategist He is a frequent guest lecturer at leading global business school INSEAD, and guest lectures at Harvard, Wharton, London Business School, UCLA, Boston University and many others Martin Roll is the author of the international bestseller Asian Brand Strategy, a compelling book of frameworks for Asian branding and the winning formula for any global boardroom (“Best Business Books 2006” by Strategy+Business magazine) His next book (2009) looks at value creation through branding and how this guides leadership and performance at CEO and boardroom level MBA from INSEAD Slide 34: © VentureRepublic 2008 – All rights reserved - www.venturerepublic.com Contact details VentureRepublic Pte Ltd Level 21, Centennial Tower 3 Temasek Avenue Singapore 039190 Phone: +65 65 49 71 41 Fax: +65 65 49 70 01 Mobile: +65 91 26 35 04 roll@venturerepublic.com www.venturerepublic.com