Launch of the 16th edition of the French version of Kotel, written by Delphine Manceau
Published on 07/15/2019
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Launch of the 16th edition of the French version of Kotel, written by Delphine Manceau
Published on 07/15/2019
On the 3rd of July, the launch party for the 16th edition of the French version of the marketing bible, Kotler, was held on the Paris campus. The programme ? A round table and book signings with its co-authors, Delphine Manceau and Aurélie Hémonnet.
The evening’s aim was to inform those who attended in person or via streaming about the new version of Kotler, the 16th edition of the worldwide bestseller on marketing. Since the book’s beginning, Philip Kotler has put together the editions in each language by enlisting the help of one or several co-authors who adapt the content, analyses, and case studies on practices and iconic marketing companies in specific countries. In France the first co-author was Bernard Dubois, professor at HEC, which led to the “Kotler and Dubois” version. Since the 10th edition, which was published 16 years ago, Delphine Manceau, current dean of NEOMA Business School, has taken over the task and now puts out the French-language edition, which is sold in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Quebec. For the 16th edition, the team expanded to include Aurélie Hémonnet, lecturer at IAE Aix-Marseille Graduate School of Management, with whom Delphine Manceau has written numerous articles.
“It’s a big day for me and Aurélie with the publication of the new edition of Marketing Management! All the new marketing practices and trends are included in the book, and we all know how quickly marketing changes…” Delphine Manceau said on Twitter (@delphmanceau)
Un grand jour pour @aureliehem et moi : la parution de la nouvelle édition de Marketing Management ! Toutes les nouvelles tendances et pratiques du marketing intégrées dans le livre, et on sait tous combien le marketing change vite...
— Delphine Manceau (@delphmanceau) 3 juillet 2019
Soirée de lancement ce soir @NEOMA_Alumni pic.twitter.com/u2SwgYWjAX