Much of the literature on corporate reputation examines the
topic from a narrow perspective--for example, from a marketing or
public relations point of view. However, reputation is really a
topic that spans multiple fields of endeavor--economics, finance,
management, marketing, and public relations, among others. Clearly
an interdisciplinary approach is needed and is provided by this
volume written by two university professors and a public relations
specialist. Shaping the Corporate Image discusses how a corporate
reputation is acquired, maintained, and nurtured. The authors
conclude that corporate leaders possess the power to mold investor
perceptions and evaluations of their firms, and the authors provide
the latest information on the issues.
Central to the analysis of corporate reputation are numerous
examples of drastic changes in reputation ranking as reported in
Fortune magazine. Discussions of these articles combine with an
academic look at past trends and commentary collected from
interviews with current CEOs and public relations executives to
yield a valuable review of strategies that were either spectacular
successes or dismal failures. "Shaping the Corporate Image"
provides the reader with valuable input for the future--for
developing reputation building in the 1990s and beyond. This volume
should be of particular interest to CEOs and public relations
specialists concerned with defining, enhancing, and nurturing the
corporate image. It is also suitable for supplemental reading in
courses in advertising, public relations, business strategy, and
marketing, as well as a valuable resource for academics interested
in the latest theoretical and practical developments in this
field.
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