brand manager

"No brand manager is used to having that sort of conversation."

She added, "I was a brand manager in what had been a man's world."

He served as a brand manager for Tide from 1984-1986.

It was as if they were all brand managers," she said.

This is used by the brand managers to design and justify marketing programs.

The problem arose after she became a brand manager.

"Even a brand manager who never leaves Cincinnati deals with global issues these days."

A brand manager would oversee all of these things.

And brand managers - many of them boomers - are increasingly seeking outside help.

Brand managers may try to control the image of the brand.

He was later a brand manager for the Clorox Company.

But many brand managers and marketing executives said they were not thinking of switching agencies.

Some believe brand managers can be counter-productive, due to their short-term focus.

I guess the short version is, "why isn't the brand manager answering the phone?"

In the eyes of the brand managers, every lunchroom and classroom is a focus group waiting to be focused.

Over the course of several years, brand managers continued to exist as a medium that would help boost company revenue.

"I thought I couldn't have been the only brand manager this happens to," he said.

In 1987, she became group brand manager of confections and snacks at Kraft.

We've accomplished the change to brand managers and vehicle-line executives, though it will take years to see the results.

The brand managers oversee vehicle marketing strategy, including advertising and pricing.

Roberts was later promoted to a brand manager.

From 1983 to 1986, he worked as a brand manager at Spinnaker Software.

And yet, because it's apparently free to email me, some lame brand manager says, "sure, do it!"

Those marketing staff in charge of a brand or product group are called "brand managers."

Debbie Williams was appointed as the brand manager effective from 1 September 2012.