The consumer goods industry is a fast-moving industry with intense competition where consumers’ habits and behaviors change rapidly, leading to the commoditization of products. This requires a strong innovation strategy to be able to identify consumer trends and convert them into a growth platform with the right commercial execution to ensure a quicker path to profitability while maintaining a competitive edge. Big companies with very profitable businesses often struggle to innovate successfully due to (1) a lack of patience, (2) a lack of capabilities, and (3) a misalignment on look of success heavily biased by the success of the established business. This course will focus on developing a robust innovation strategy encompassing the innovation process, execution models, and portfolio management principles to help students learn how to allocate resources to balance short-term and long-term priorities.
Learn from a Strategy Director at Coca-Cola how to develop a robust innovation strategy by allocating resources to balance short-term and long-term priorities.
Dates:
This workshop is organized exclusively for your company. You may specify your preferred dates upon initial contact or discuss them later with our team.
Venue:
At your company or, alternatively, at the South Tyrol Business School in Bolzano or Merano.
Advantages and process:
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Employees and job seekers resident in South Tyrol can receive a contribution for attending professional training courses. The amount is up to 3,000 euros (incl. VAT) per calendar year and can cover up to 80% of the recognized course fee.
It is important that the application is submitted at least one day before the start of the course. Private individuals can find further details on the website of the South Tyrolean regional administration.
Companies that pay the course for their employees can receive a maximum contribution of 10,000 euros per calendar year. The contribution per person is limited to 3,000 euros per calendar year and can cover up to 80% of the recognized course fee. Companies can find more information by clicking on this link.