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Interview with Harish Bijoor on Management GuruOctober 2010 - By Dr. Nagendra V Chowdary |
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Harish Bijoor is currently a Brand Domain specialist operating out of Bangalore. He runs a unique boutique consulting outfit branded "Harish Bijoor Consults", a brand name that has a consulting presence across the markets of Hong Kong, Seattle, London and the Indian sub-continent. He spent the most recent 18 months of his career as the Chief Operating Officer, Zip Telecom Limited. He has spent the last eight years prior to his Telecom stint with Tata Coffee Limited in various designations moving through the Brand Management and Marketing Hierarchy.
play. The current research exercise he is involved in spans a 6-year period covering 84,850 consumers across India. He is involved in urban renewal research and has put together active research formats that are used extensively in India, Pakistan, the UAE and Germany alike. He has published papers extensively on the subjects relating to strategic marketing, branding, consumer behavior, retail networks, rural marketing, marketing research and trend-analysis. Harish Bijoor contributes regularly to business publications on branding, sales, distribution and related topics. |
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