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RNCP – Marketing and Brand Strategy Manager

Professional certification as ” Marketing and Brand Strategy Manager “, NSF code 312, awarded by INSEEC MSc (CEE-SO, CEE-RA, CEE-OUEST, CEE-M, CEFAS, MBA INSTITUTE), registered under number 38597 in the RNCP (Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles) by decision of the Director General of France Compétences on 9 February 2024.

Certification is awarded by capitalising on all the blocks of skills. Each skill in a block must be confirmed in order to obtain the block of skills. Partial validation of a block is not possible.

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The Marketing and Brand Strategy Manager’s role is to manage and develop the capital of a brand or brand platform.

He or she defines the brand identity, manages and develops awareness of one or more brands and their ranges or products across all media (on and offline) and distribution channels.

As the person in charge of developing the brands or the range of products and services, it is their job to ensure that the offer is inclusive and accessible, and that it is adapted to the target audience.

They need to master the fundamentals of marketing, but also be able to develop and implement a holistic brand strategy. Large companies are always looking for brand management professionals to ensure consistency, differentiation and relevance in the marketplace, and often have dedicated brand management departments.

Brand management is particularly important for SMEs, as they too are heavily dependent on the image of their brand. A positive reputation is a major asset for an SME, while poor brand management can have more pronounced consequences because of the smaller size and proximity to customers.

The marketing and brand strategy manager may be involved in the company’s entire value chain, including product launch, marketing, communication and distribution. He or she ensures that the brand is consistent with the company’s overall media strategy and that the products and services grouped under one or more of the company’s brands are correctly positioned.

They need to have strong analytical skills, so that they have a good grasp of all the challenges facing the market; they need to be creative, so that they can steer new campaigns and take part in the development of new products.

In response to business needs

Marketing and Brand Strategy Managers work in all business sectors, in large companies as well as French and foreign SMEs, subsidiaries of multinationals, consultancies and service providers, local authorities and associations. They may also work as consultants.

The activity varies according to the sector, the size of the structure and the scope of the population managed. Tasks also vary depending on whether the organisation has dedicated marketing, communication and sales departments.

In large companies, the segmentation of marketing positions is more pronounced and the Marketing and Brand Strategy Manager will be able to hold brand manager positions, ensuring the coherence of the product, service and brand offering.

In smaller companies, marketing functions have a broader scope. The Manager will also provide significant added value, given the strong dependence of SMEs and SMIs on brand image.