
doi: 10.1108/eb057373
The sources of complexity and variability which lead to marketing organisations having to perform a range of functions or roles in dealing with trades associations are discussed. Then sources of conflict in trades association/marketing relationships are considered, with their implications for marketing management. All these factors taken together point to the need for a new approach to the development and implementation of marketing plans.
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