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Brand Strategy and Brand Management

Brand Strategy and Brand Management
Offers members the opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge within the community of those interested in branding.
Internet Marketing/eCommerce
Serves members who have an interest in the issues and concerns impacting online marketing and e-commerce.
Higher Education
Represents members interested in the marketing of today’s universities and colleges.
Marketing Research
Represents members who have an interest in the practice and study of Marketing Research.
Healthcare Marketing
Offers members an opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge within the community of those interested in Healthcare Marketing.
Business-to-Business
Targeted to members who have an interest in the practice, study and teaching of business-to-business marketing.
Marketing Strategy and Planning
Supports members interested in exchanging, discussing and sharing ideas and practices of marketing strategy and planning.
Services Marketing
The mission of SERVSIG is to be the best full-service system for keeping in touch with the people, events, and knowledge of services marketing and management.
Nonprofit Marketing
Offers members an opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge within the community of those interested in NonProfit Marketing.
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