Reputation : realizing value from the corporate image
by
 
Fombrun, Charles J.

Title
Reputation : realizing value from the corporate image

Author
Fombrun, Charles J.

ISBN
9780875846330

Personal Author
Fombrun, Charles J.

Publication Information
Boston, Mass. : Harvard Business School Press, ©1996.

Physical Description
x, 441 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Contents
Introduction: why reputations matter. Part 1 The hidden value of a good reputation: going for the gold; what's in a name?; enlightened self-interest; reputational capital; the Midas touch; shaping consistent images; of pageants and horse races; managing reputation. Part 2 The ups and downs of reputation: fashion's ins and outs; the MBA academies under siege; so you want a new identity; pitching arm and hammer; the deal-makers; doing good, the Morgan way; song of Solomon. Conclusion: the burden of celebrity.

Abstract
Good reputations, says Charles Fombrun, create wealth. In this thoroughly accessible book, Fombrun shows that by developing strong and consistent images, well-regarded companies generate hidden assets - or reputational capital - that give them a distinct advantage. Reputation examines how companies in a variety of industries, such as international fashion, investment banking, packaged goods, and even U.S. business schools, compete for prestige and achieve celebrity. Vital, relevant, and readable for professionals in public, community, investor, and employee relations as well as brand and marketing managers and senior executives.

Subject Term
Corporate image.
 
Corporate image -- Case studies.

Electronic Access
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