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Zambian Marketer magazine is read by senior marketing professionals throughout the country, and the Marketer magazine is distributed to members of the Zambia Institute of Marketing (ZIM). |
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Publisher: Langmead & Baker Ltd. Managing Editor: James Chiwala.
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01/09/2006 Indeed planning features heavily in this quarters issue of The Zambian Marketer. Our workshop on strategic planning formed a cornerstone of the institutes most recent events, eliciting good attendance and a superb line-up of speakers. The institute has also been busy planning its own future, with a strategic plan that will be unveiled at the annual conference in November. That is an event not to be missed. We welcome your nominations for award winners in the various categories, which will be announced at the glamorous awards ball after the conference. Back to the subject of planning, institute representatives have also been hard at work spearheading members interests on the national Buy Zambian campaign. Progress is advancing apace and we are hopeful that the initiative will spark a renewed sense of national pride among consumers in the countrys wealth of products and services Nowhere is this more important than among the younger generation, and so it is with particular pride that we introduce a students corner section in the magazine, designed to showcase the work of tomorrows marketing professionals. Todays marketing professionals, meanwhile, were busy with another important highlight of the calendar with the 80th Lusaka Agricultural and Commercial Show. Our photo gallery gives a taste of the atmosphere of the event, and demonstrates just how proactive institute members are at harnessing the tremendous potential of the event to reach out to customers. We look forward to seeing you all at the annual conference and awards. All the Best, James Chiwala Date: q306
FEATURE PROFILES MEMBERS ADMITTED MEMBERS AS AT 14TH JULY, 2006 SITTING NOTE CUTTING EDGE THEME FOR 2006 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Understanding Company Vision, Mission and Values The Strategic Marketing Planning Process Consumer Buying Behaviour in a Competitive Environment Strategic Value Chain Analysis Change Management – Customer Focus Market Segmentation and Targeting Effective Marketing Communication STUDENTS | ||||
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ISSUE: Q306
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INDUSTRY NEWS Software survey puts Zambia in piracy top-20 Research holds the key to changing market ZK signs worldwide agreement Disney’s magical world hits African TV screens
MTN builds supplier network for low-cost operation Motorola calls on Africa, from Livingstone
Zambia Sugar campaign claims a first in scholarship promotion
INSTITUTE NEWS
Institute strategic plans put in place Leadership for innovation workshops 2006 conference organising committee ZIM conducts strategic marketing workshop
Sales management workshop success In-house customer service training for ZAWA ZIM forms Buy Zambian campaign committee Media research seminar in Lusaka
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BRIEFS 01/09/2006 Artificial sweetener maker Candarel South Africa has warned that counterfeit versions of its products are on sale in cafes, restaurants and shops in Zambia. The counterfeit packaging did not have the kosher and halaal labels on them, said a spokesman. Manda Hill shopping centre in Lusaka is being sold by its existing shareholders Commonwealth Africa Investment and Zambia Venture Capital Fund to HBW of South Africa. The Zambia Competition Commission is reportedly reviewing the intended takeover. African Banking Corporation is beefing up its marketing function in the region in the wake of improved profits and further expansion plans announced by its Botswana head office. Printers from Zambia were among 365 entries from eight countries that entered the annual Sappi African Printers of the Year event; none made the finals, however. A proposed extension of shopping hours was due to be debated by parliament soon following approval by the Cabinet of an amendment to the Trade and Licensing Act on the subject. Barclays Bank is reportedly streamlining its operations in Zambia following the takeover of Amalgamated Bank of South Africa (ABSA) and plans for the latters programmes here. There has been friction between British Airways and travel agents over a planned reduction in ticket commission levels to be paid by the airline. The Falls Park Shopping Mall was due to be opened in Livingstone by Union Gold, the company behind the Arcades Mall in Lusaka. The Livinsgtone mall will include 20 shops, a fuel station and an 80-roomed Protea hotel. The company was also working on a mall in Kitwe. Money lender Microfin Zambia is reportedly keen to sponsor the national football team, if asked by the Football Association of Zambia, as part of its corporate social responsibility programme. Zambian Airways is launching a marketing drive to encourage more UK travellers to fly with the company. Marketing channels will include a new website and a UK call centre as well as relationships with tour operators. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has urged manufacturers to build their competitive strength locally and regionally before venturing into overseas markets with their products. Date: q306
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