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Unilever

Transcript: Unilever Today we can’t live without Unilever! 1. Introduction: What is Unilver? 2. Vision 3. Products 4. The succes of Choices Programme 5. Facts 6. Conclusion 1. Introduction Employs: 163 000 2. Vision We work to create a better future every day We help people feel good, look good and get more out of life with brands and services that are good for them and good for others We will inspire people to take small everyday actions that can add up to a big difference for the world We will develop new ways of doing business with the aim of doubling the size of our company while reducing our environmental impact 3. Products 400 products Food brands, Personal care brands and Home care brands Bertolli, Blue Band, OLA, Knorr, Lipton, SlimFast, Unox, Axe, Dove, Rexona, Vasaline, Glorix, Omo, Robijn, Sunil 4. The choices programme The healthy choice the easy choice 5. Facts On any given day, two billion people use their products. In 2009 the worldwide turnover was €39.8 billion The products are sold in over 170 countries around the world The top 25 brands in their portfolio account for nearly 75% of their sales They are the global market leader in all the Food categories In 2009 they invested €891 million in research and development They have 264 manufacturing sites worldwide They invested €89 million in community projects worldwide in 2009 Conclusion - The global market leader in all Food catagories So Unilever help people feel good, look good and get more out of life with brands and services that are good for them and good for others. Today we can't live without Unilever! Unilever constantly enhancing their brands - Sold in over 170 countries Sells products: 170 countries Trans fats, saturated fats, sodium (salt), sugar, fibre and energy British-Dutch multinational corporation Choices stamp will help you quickly identify a healthy option Unilever was created in 1930 - 400 brands and 14 categories - Participates in the Choices Programme

Unilever

Transcript: Unilever is active all over the world as you can see. Not only for selling things but also to help the people and animals in need. Brainstorm Unilever a lot of charity good salary helping the economy caring about our welfare good working enviroment no ''slavery'' they help ben&jerry's The good things about us against animal testing unilever is commited in making continuouse improvements in the management of out enviremental impact working at Unilever Average salary at Unilever is $70000, That is more than the average American, an average American gets $46326 as his/her salary. You can work there and think: ''I am doing something that helps people chosing their food and I am helping the Earth'' People who worked there think it was a very good learning experience... really a good place to start working. Even in the initial jobs you will have huge responsibilities. Lots of training programs are made in the company. You really get to see a very good picture of a consumers product company. There is an excellent environment where you will find very good people to learn from and work with. So working at Unilever is an awesome job. you earn more than an average American. You can learn so much from it and you do something good for the Earth and you help all the world around the world. (cc) photo by Franco Folini on Flickr (cc) photo by Metro Centric on Flickr http://www.unilever.com/aboutus/introductiontounilever/ourlogo/ Research http://www.unilever.co.uk/careers/apply/index.aspx Notes (cc) photo by Metro Centric on Flickr http://www.unilever.com/aboutus/introductiontounilever/ourlogo/ouricons/index.aspx (cc) photo by jimmyharris on Flickr

Unilever

Transcript: OBJECTIVES Obtain a clear international brand position Shape and reinforce the corporate image Change the corporate communication strategy create a friendly, dynamic and innovative image associated with fun and happiness. UNIFY INTERNATIONALIZE MODERNIZE POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES Unilever introduces the corporate brand as the main one, juxtaposing it to its existing brands while still maintaining them. PROS: Customers have the possibility to develop the corporate brand awareness whenever they buy their favorites ice creams. Through the association, the company employs the old brands to gain loyalty and market share. CONS: Customers could not recognize Unilever as an ice cream brand and remain tied to local brands. WEAK POINTS OF UNILEVER'S DIFFERENT ICE CREAM BRANDS seasonal image and association with summer perceived as somewhat out of date logotypes perceived as less than dynamic and cold COMPETITORS were going global emphasizing their global brand name. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED PRODUCTION due to the unification of the industry's largest groups production centres. Although the public was familiar with the company's products in their particular countries, they didn't associate them to Unilever. It was time to search for a more UNIFORM GLOBAL BRAND 3. Local brands THREE MAIN REASONS: market trends new consumers life styles individual brand images in different countries Unilever maintains its ice cream brands, using the corporate brand as a sub brand. PROS: Customers still stay loyal to the old local brands. Some of them start to associate the local brands to the global one, so that the company could obtain a global recognition almost without using its corporate brand. CONS: Some customers could not associate the old brands to the global one or even not perceive the Unilever brand, resulting in a waste of efforts and time. 2. Corporate brand - local brands. 1997 The company started thinking about changing its ice cream brand image. Roberta Rutigliano 643761 Unilever corporate brand replaces its existing ice cream brands. PROS: unique global brand accepted and recognized worldwide reaching the goals of unification, internationalization and modernization. Cost savings and possible synergies. CONS: customer confusion and rejection resulting in a loss of brand awareness, brand loyalty and consequently market share. Risky decision, the company cannot turn back. 1. Corporate Brand Unilever: Globalising the Ice Cream Business Although Unilever was represented in several countries prior to 1987, it was not until 1990 that the company really moved into global markets, outperforming Nestle and Mars. why?

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