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presents. Reputation Management. By Larry Chonko, Ph.D. The University of Texas at Arlington. Reputation Management. CORPORATE REPUTATION Emotional Appeal Products and Services Vision and Leadership Workplace Environment Financial Performance Social Responsibility.
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presents Reputation Management By Larry Chonko, Ph.D.The University of Texas at Arlington
Reputation Management CORPORATE REPUTATION • Emotional Appeal • Products and Services • Vision and Leadership • Workplace Environment • Financial Performance • Social Responsibility
Reputation Management CORPORATE REPUTATION FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE • Record of profitability • Looks like a low risk investment • Strong prospects for future growth • Tends to outperform its competitors VISION AND LEADERSHIP • Has excellent leadership • Has a clear vision for the future • Recognizes/takes advantage of market opportunities SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY • Supports good causes • Environmentally responsible • Treats people well CORPORATE REPUTATION EMOTIONAL APPEAL • Good feeling about the company • Admire and respect the company • Trust the company WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT • Is well-managed • Looks like a good company to work for • Looks like it has good employees PRODUCTS AND SERVICES • Stands behind products/services • Offers high quality products/services • Develops innovative products/services • Offers products/services that are of good value
Reputation Management DEVELOPING A STRONG REPUTATION • Distinctiveness • Focus • Consistency • Identity • Transparency
Reputation Management PERSONAL REPUTATION • How do you manage your reputation?
Reputation Management BEING IN CONTROL • What do students do to put themselves at the mercy of others’ perceptions?