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How to Measure and Manage Reputation - Ideas for Leaders
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How to Measure and Manage Reputation

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KEY CONCEPT

Reputation management is a complex task and the measurement of it particularly so, concerned as it is with diverse stakeholder groups and their respective, sometimes differing, evaluations of an organization. Getting the right level of engagement with stakeholders is a critical factor in a firm achieving its objectives, because from that engagement business recommendation and take-up will flow.

This research focuses on the pharmaceutical industry, although the model it uses is transferable to other industries and therefore offers potential to the wider corporate communication and marketing communities. 


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April 1, 2014

Idea posted

May 2014
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