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Columbia Business School’s Center on Global Brand Leadership is the leading forum worldwide for executives and researchers addressing the challenges of building and sustaining great brands. The Center provides today’s leaders with innovative branding solutions and a global perspective through a network of partner centers at leading schools in China, Germany, Korea, Spain, and Singapore.


The Center released its first annual BRITE-NYAMA Marketing Measurement in Transition Study at the BRITE '12 conference on March 5, 2012. The study surveyed senior marketing executives from large corporations in order to gain a better understanding of the changing practices in the following areas: data collection and usage, marketing measurement and ROI, and the integration of digital and traditional marketing.

The results focused on three main findings:

  • The failure of big data for marketing
  • Marketers are quick to adopt the newest digital tools, but struggle to measure them
  • ROI - marketers know they need it, but cannot agree on its meaning and implementation
Click here for more information and to download the full report.
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On May 2, come to a talk and panel discussion on Prof. Bernd Schmitt's new book Happy Customers Everywhere, Register now!

Read the March 25, 2012 issue of our Brand Talk Newsletter

Watch our latest videos from the BRITE '12 conference.

Bernd Schmitt begins role as inaugural director of the Institute on Asian Consumer Insight (ACI) in Singapore. Read more.

Read the February 28, 2012 issue of our Brand Talk Newsletter

Rom Schrift, PhD '11, and Professors Oded Netzer and Ran Kivetz recently studied how people complicate choice.