Date of Award
2008
Document Type
Research Paper
Department
Whittier Scholars Program
First Advisor
Daniel F. Duran
Abstract
This project analyzes the significance of utilizing cultural intelligence to help the small and/or entrepreneurial firm develop the most effective and comprehensive multinational marketing strategy. This study also evaluates the methodologies used by two United States based multinational firms, Aon Corp. and Dell Corp. to develop a marketing strategy for Spain. This project also features data from personal interviews with senior executives of the two firms, extensive use of published articles, research, government publications, video and multimedia materials, and supplementary sources of information specific to multinational marketing strategies and cultural intelligence. The outcome of this project is to identify the key factors associated when developing a marketing strategy that are based as heavily on cultural intelligence as the application of the four Ps (product, price, placement, and promotion). This project gathers, analyzes, and synthesizes the “best cultural intelligence” approaches used by successful multinational firms and make it possible for the small business professional to translate and apply these terms within their own organization.
Recommended Citation
Belcoe, A. (2008). Building International Business via Culturally Based Marketing Strategies. Retrieved from https://poetcommons.whittier.edu/scholars/127
Comments
WSP Major: Business and Spanish Culture