Global Brand Management
The practice of managing a brand�s identity, messaging, and positioning consistently across multiple international markets, while allowing for regional customization.
Implications
The practice of overseeing and coordinating a brand's activities across different countries and regions, ensuring that the brand�s identity, messaging, and positioning are consistent worldwide while allowing for local adaptations where necessary.
Example
Example: A global consumer goods company practices global brand management by developing a central brand strategy and toolkit that regional teams use to tailor their marketing efforts to local markets, maintaining brand consistency while respecting cultural differences.
Related Terms
Different from brand management in a single market, global brand management requires navigating the complexities of different cultural, regulatory, and competitive environments while preserving the core brand identity.