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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Briefly about me
- Agenda
- Definition of key terms
- Brand vs. reputation
- Why is corporate branding important
- The case: L&T acquisition of Mindtree
- Companies
- Synopsis
- Sequence of events
- Reasons for merger and acquisition
- Building brand identity
- Steps taken to dispel negativity & rebuild brand
- Communication strategy of L&T
- L&T top management speaks
- Reinforcing corporate brand
- Changing the narrative on traditional media
- Measuring success in brand repositioning
- To conclude
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Topics Covered
- Merger and acquisition
- The case of L&T and Mindtree
- Communication Strategy
- Hostile takeover
- Brand reputation
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Kaul, A. (2021, November 29). Corporate branding [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 3, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/SYAP4039.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
Thank you for joining us for this session on Corporate Branding.
I'm Professor Asha Kaul working in the area of
communication at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, India.
0:14
Ahmedabad is a premium B school in the Asia Pacific region.
My current areas of interest are Corporate Reputation,
Corporate Communication Crisis Management,
CSR, and Social Media.
I have published extensively books, articles, and cases.
Currently, I'm focusing on Indian cases to get
a better understanding of the intricacies involved in making management decisions.
The case that I will discuss now is also in line with my area of interest.
I've also been the recipient of many awards for
my contribution in the area of communication and management.
For a detailed CV, visit my profile at the link provided.
1:06
The agenda for the session today is
the definition of key terms:
Identity, Brand, Image, and Reputation.
These key terms have often been used interchangeably.
For academic purposes, it is essential that we differentiate
between all these terms which I will do in my subsequent slides.
I would also like us to understand the difference between
Brand and Reputation because building a brand
ascertains a good reputation which is difficult to replicate or
emulate but which has high returns, tangible and intangible.
More on that a little later.
Why are we discussing corporate brand?
A good corporate brand
helps an organization to establish its presence in different markets.
For it pronounces its presence and its objective of existence.
To be able to discuss the above-mentioned points.
I will use the Case Study: Changing Perceptions and
Transforming Outcomes L&T Acquisition of Mindtree,
which is going to be followed by a conclusion.