
In today’s competitive and interconnected business environment, brands have become essential strategic assets that shape how consumers perceive and engage with products and organizations. Brand Management focuses on understanding these perceptions and creating meaningful, differentiated identities that drive long-term value. As consumers become more informed, digitally active, and emotionally driven, managing brand experiences across multiple touchpoints has become increasingly complex and critical. This subject provides MBA students with a strong foundation in brand equity, positioning, storytelling, and consumer–brand relationships. It explores how strong brands are built, sustained, and revitalized in dynamic markets influenced by technology, cultural shifts, and rising customer expectations. By integrating theoretical concepts with practical case insights, the course helps students analyze branding challenges and develop strategic solutions. The aim is to equip learners with the managerial and analytical abilities needed to design impactful brand strategies that inspire trust, foster loyalty, and create sustainable competitive advantage
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