Prof. Dominique Turpin

Dominique Turpin received his master's degree from ESSCA in France and earned a doctorate in economics from Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. He has worked as a consultant and management educator, directing customized programs with a large number of international companies. He also served as a board member for ITOCHU Europe, a leading Japanese trading company and the Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne. Prior to joining IMD, he spent several years in Tokyo as a representative of a French firm in Japan. He served as Visiting Professor at the Keio Graduate School of Business Administration, Japan. Since 1994, he serves as the IMD representative on the Academic Council of the China-Europe International Business School in Shanghai (People's Republic of China).

What he offers you

With widespread executive seminar and consulting experience for clients in Europe, Asia and Latin America, Dominique Turpin shares his insights on the impact of brands in a global world and models for long-term growth, profitability, stability and survival through periods of crisis. His current research focuses on brand management. He has been widely published in more than 100 books, articles and case studies including the Financial Times, European Business Forum and MIT Sloan Management Review. In his presentations he shares his extensive knowledge in areas of marketing and international strategy both in Europe and in Asia, particularly in the area of brand management, customer orientation and communications strategy.

How he presents

Educating business leaders to address managerial dilemmas has long been IMD's central tenet and Dominique Turpin is a high-calibre speaker who helps nurture a new generation of emerging market leaders eager to assume their new role on the world stage.

Languages

He speaks French, English & Japanese.

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• Japan Today: How Japan Can Improve Its Competitiveness
• Practical Brand Management Issues
• How to Build Global Brands in Both Emerging & Traditional Markets?
• Brand Extensions
• The Pros and Cons of Having a Single Brand
• Orchestrating Winning Performance
• The Chinese are Coming
• Lifelong Learning
• Emerging Markets
• International Financial Crisis: The Opportunities
• Understanding the World in Global Terms
• Developing Global Change

• He has been a regular contributor to the Nihon Sangyo Shimbun (The Japan Industrial Journal), one of the leading business dailies in Japan and is also the Continental European editor for the Long Range Planning Journal, the international journal of strategic management and an editorial advisor for the Singapore Management Review.
• He is the author of numerous articles, case studies and projects.