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.
Course fee (plus VAT):
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:
It is possible to register at any time. The course date will be set in consultation with all participants as soon as the minimum number of participants is reached.
Terms of payment: 100% payable at the time the date is agreed upon.
Refund: 100% up to 4 weeks before the start of the course, 50% up to 1 week before.
