Mastering the balance of emotional connection with performance for long-term growth
In today's digital landscape, brand marketing is more crucial than ever. This masterclass explores the unique value of brand marketing in driving both short-term performance and long-term growth. Participants will learn how to build strong brand foundations that lead to better overall marketing outcomes and discover how a balanced approach to brand and performance marketing can result in sustainable business growth. Through practical examples and interactive sessions, attendees will gain the skills to develop and implement effective brand strategies in the digital age.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this masterclass, participants will be able to:
Topics Covered
Who should attend
Facilitator
Kristin Bengtsson
Kristin Bengtsson brings extensive strategic marketing planning experience from both global and scaling businesses. As Chief Marketing Officer at IKEA Australia, she led comprehensive business and marketing planning processes that aligned brand building with commercial outcomes. More recently, as Head of Brand Marketing at Temple & Webster, she played a key role in developing the company's 3-year marketing strategy, successfully diversifying marketing approaches to accelerate business growth. Her unique combination of corporate and scale-up experience allows her to share practical insights into strategic planning processes that work across different business contexts. Kristin's hands-on experience in developing and implementing marketing strategies in both established and high-growth environments make her an ideal guide for organizations looking to strengthen their strategic planning capabilities. As the founder of KB Professional Consultancy, Kristin now focuses on supporting professional growth through coaching, mentoring, and engaging course facilitation. Her approach is grounded in authenticity, emotional intelligence, and a genuine passion for developing people, making her a highly effective trainer in strategic marketing planning.