Interview: Success with pleasure

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Success with pleasure: MIR interview with Helmut Meysenburg, Head of Brand Strategies, Market Research and Competition at BMW Group. NIM Marketing Intelligence Review, 6(1), 46-51. https://doi.org/10.2478/gfkmir-2014-0008

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2014

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Interview: Success with pleasure

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NIM Marketing Intelligence Review

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MIR interview with Helmut Meysenburg, Head of Brand Strategies, Market Research, Competition at BMW Group

"Sheer driving pleasure" is the essence of the BMW brand. For this reason, we have an ideal candidate for our real-world interview in this MIR issue about emotions in marketing. Mr. Meysenburg takes us behind the scenes of the world brand from Bavaria, the success of which makes one think that the promised thrill behind the wheel is definitely not a product of chance …

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