Talent Development & Organisation


The academic's view

Patrick Barwise is a leading expert on management and marketing at the London Business School. At a recent event focussed on Talent Development & Organisation helded at the LEGO offices in London, he shared some of his research and insights into the issue and the future of research in the area.

PATRICK BARWISE

Emeritus Professor of Management and Marketing | London Business School

Patrick Barwise is Emeritus Professor of Management and Marketing at London Business School. He joined LBS in 1976 after an early career at IBM and has published widely on management, marketing and media.


Patrick is also former Chairman of Which?, Europe’s largest consumer organisation; an Honorary Fellow of The Marketing Society; a Patron of The Market Research Society; and an experienced expert witness in international commercial, tax and competition cases.


He has been involved in two successful business start-ups: the online market research company Research Now (sold to e-Rewards in 2009) and the online brand community specialist Verve.

A new definition of marketing


In his interview, Patrick Barwisee explores why marketing teams should start calling themselves the "growth" department and what we can all do right now to make sure we're attracting the right marketing talent.

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