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Luxury Strategies
 
I. The Luxury Strategies " Track has the following objectives"
 
  - Understand the strategy and marketing of the luxury sector
  - Learn to adapt luxury strategie to other sectors
 
II. Structure of the " Luxury Strategies " Track
 
  - A program of 100 contact hours, taught by professors from HEC
  - Conferences, accounts of real-life experience given by business
     professinals (Hermès, LVHM,...)
 
 

 
In the context of modern conceptual and managerial onfusion regarding the
luxury market, participants will revisit the essence of luxury, and through
rigorous analysis, will assess its managerial challenges. The luxury Strategy
track will challenge the participants' marketing knowlege by setting out the
often paradixical rules for success, such as "break the rules of maketeting
to build luxury brans" (Kapferer and Bastien) 2009).
 
- HEC's Luxury Strategy track is a business oriented track, seeking to provide
future managers with in depth understanding of the unique rules for the
effective management of luxury brands and companies.
 
 - HEC's Luxury Strategy track mostly features experts in the maketing area
(both academic and pratitioners). Yet, the track will maintain an interfuntional
perspective as Luxury can not be restricted to marketing alone.
 
  - HEC's Luxury Strategy track, developed to be a luxury product in its own
right (!), is open to a maximun of 40 participants.
 
 
HEC Luxury Expertise
 
Vincent Bastien and Jean-Noël Kapferer are the co-authers of "Luxe
Oblige" (Eyrolles 2008) and of its English alnguage version "The Luxury
Strategy" (Kogan Page 2009).
 
HEC Paris, in partnership with Yves Saint Lautent and 4th Avenue presented
'The Luxury Strategy' (Ed : Kogan Page) by Jean-Noël Kapferer and Vincent
Bastien on 5 February 2009.
 
In order to celebrate the US publication of this new reference work, Bernard
Ramanantsoa, Dean of HEC, Laura Lendrum, Cairman of Yves Saint Laurent
USA and Laurent Guerrier, Founder of 4th Avenue invited more than 70 guests to
attend a conference given by Kapferer and Bastien.
 
The conference was held at the Yves Saint Laurent Flagship store on Madison
Avenue in the presence of Daniel Bernard, President of the HEC Foundation.
 
Numerous leaders of French, Italian and American luxury houses, journalists,
as well as marketing professors at NYU Sterm and Whareton also participated in
this event.

 
Luxury Strategy Track Topics
 
  - Luxury Strategy and Learning from Luxury
  - Prof. Vincent Bastien, HEC - 30 hours (10 * 3).
 
  - Luxury : a situational approach
  - Prof. Jean-Noël Kaperrer, HEC - 18 hours (6 * 3).
 
  - Sense & Sensibility : Creating & Communicating Luxury
  - Prof. Corinne Dauger, HEC - 16 hours.
 
  - Managing a global luxury brand 
  - Alain Lorenzo, CEO Parfums Givenchy - 20 hours.
 
  - Fashion Luxury Brands - ROssella Beato, Brand Value - 18 hours (6*3)
 
A certificate is delivered at the end of the track (3 ECTS credit).
 
Luxury Strategy Track Projet
 
Luxury Strategy Track participants are required to work on a group project in
order to gain real life, " hand-on" experience.
 
Participants will receive a project brief during the track introduction and
present their work in front of a jury of experts (both academics and
practitioners) on june 10th.
 
Luxury Strategy Track Special Event - Sustainable Luxury
 
" Sustainable" and " Luxury" are no longer as mutually exclusive. In essence,
in fact, they have numerous common issues whith are brought back to the fore
by the current crisis. Consumers no longer seek only enduring value ; they
increasingly look for blands that embrace both environmantal and social
issues. This reality sets a new challenge for luxury brand.
 
  - HEC's Luxury Strategy track proposes a roundtable with guest speakers on
    this issue.
 
  - At this occasion, HEC creates an "HEC Sustainable Luxury" prize for the
    most promising Luxury initiative.
 
Luxury Strategy Track Game.
 
During the seventh week of the track (May 24th, 25th and 27th), Luxury
Starategy track participants will acquire more hands-on experience through a
three-day business game.
 
  - This game reauires participant to addresses the problems of growth and
    profitability in the luxury market. In adition it focus on the specificity of
    luxury service - an often overlloked area.
 
  - This game, exclusive to HEC, was created in 2009.
 
 

 
Faculty Experts
 
 
Jean-Noël Kapferer
 
   Professor, Marketing Department, HEC Paris. Jean-Noël Kapferer is the European
authority on branding. He is internationally recognized as one of the most influential
leading brand experts. He has written 15 books and his research is regularly published in
the best academic and managerial reviews, in Europe and the USA.
He is a highly reputed professor on brand management issues, leading spcialized seminars
for companies and their excutives at the business school. Jean-Noël Kapferer has an MBA
from HEC (Paris) and a PhD from Northwestern University (Chicago), where he began
teaching. He is currently a Professor of Marketing at HEC.
He holds the Pernod Ricard Chair on the management of prestige brands and teaches luxury
strategy in Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Tokyo.
 
 

 
Luxury Strategy Track Coordinator
 
Anne Michaut-Denizeau
 
   Assistant Professor, Marketing Department, HEC Paris. Anne Michaut-Denizeau is
an Assistant Professor in Marketing at HEC School of Management, Paris, where she teaches
Marketing, International Marketing and New Product Development, both at the MBA and at the
Grande Ecole.
Her research focuses on innovation and consumer bevavior issues associated to it and
recently developed in the field of new product development i Luxury as well as luxury and
sustainable development. She hold an engineering degree in aronomics from ENSAT, a M.Sc.
in Marketing and a PhD in Marketing from Wageningen University (the Netherland).
 
Contact
 
          Assistant Professor, Marketing Department
 
                 Anne MICHAUT-DENIZEAU, 01 39 67 94 26
 
                      MICHAU@hec.fr
 
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