Jack Yan to speak in Auckland
Jack Yan to speak in Auckland, New Zealand on youth marketing
Luncheon speech examines the youth market and
the forces that will shape
branding to it in the coming
decade
Auckland, February 11 (JY&A Media) Jack Yan, CEO of
Jack Yan & Associates, About JY&A
Consulting About
SMEI About Journal of Brand
Management
will present a luncheon speech to
the members of SMEI in Auckland, New
Zealand, on March
11, detailing issues of branding to the youth market.
Young people in the western world have experienced relative
stability
for most of their lives. As a result, they
have grown up with a very
distinct set of values. Jack
Yan has looked at this hard-to-target group
born between
1979 and 1994 for a recent paper to be published in a
special
issue of the Journal of Brand Management, called
‘Branding Total
Responsibility’.
He puts the
ideas about the youth demographic in the context of
branding over the next decade.
His talk begins at
12 p.m. on March 11, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Auckland.
Mr Yan helms Jack Yan & Associates, a
global company that includes JY&A
Consulting, a
worldwide virtual consultancy specializing in branding.
More information can be found at the SMEI web site at
the event.
JY&A Consulting (http://jya.net/consulting) is
part of Jack Yan &
Associates, an independent global
communications company founded in 1987.
With
representation in Wellington, Sydney, New York, Chicago, San
Francisco, London, Manchester, Essex, Stockholm, Milano,
Tel Aviv and
Santiago, JY&A Consulting tailors solutions
using researched business
principles, based around the
organization’s vision and identity. The
company
specializes in identity, branding, marketing strategy and
global
strategy. Its clients have included small
businesses, non-profit
organizations and Fortune 500
companies. JY&A Consulting staff and alumni
regularly
contribute to the house journal, CAP, published in print,
and
online at
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Inc. (SMEI Auckland) is
a non-profit professional
organization for anyone involved or interested in
sales
and marketing. It aims to promote professionalism in all
facets of
sales and marketing in New Zealand and to keep
members fully informed on
sales and marketing matters
that will help them in their jobs and
businesses and to
compete in the global market-place. Its monthly Marketing
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opportunities to meet
their peers to exchange ideas and
develop business contacts—people who
could one day be
clients, suppliers, employers, colleagues or employees.
And quality speakers give members the chance to develop
their sales and
marketing skills and hear about New
Zealand success stories. For more
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knows the rewards of communicating positive
values
through intricately managed brands; in fact, the
consequences of
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devastating, if not fatal. Such
realizations are not new
of course. Yet brand management remains an
imprecise
science, if not an art in itself. That’s why Journal of
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