Professional MBA (Non-Degree) in Strategic Brand Management – Ransford Global
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NON-DEGREE

Professional MBA
in Strategic Brand Management

Advance your career with a comprehensive 3–6 month, self‑paced PMBA non-degree professional development programme. 24 modules, 144 units across 9 progressive parts – from brand foundations, equity, identity, and architecture to marketing, relevance, differentiation, measurement, portfolio, global branding, and leadership. Kelvin Keller & David Aaker's strategic brand management frameworks included. Expert‑led online support. Includes professional development training documents.

3–6Months
360+Hours
24Modules
144Units
9Circles
Expert‑LedOnline

Circle 1 — Foundations of Strategic Brand Management

Module 1: Foundations of Strategic Brand Management

  • 1. What Is a Brand?
  • 2. Why Brands Matter
  • 3. The Role of Brands in Marketing
  • 4. Brand Management and Strategic Management
  • 5. Brand Equity and Brand Value
  • 6. The Strategic Brand Management Process

Module 2: Brand Strategy and Competitive Positioning

  • 1. Understanding Brand Strategy
  • 2. Market and Competitive Analysis
  • 3. Brand Positioning
  • 4. Points-of-Parity and Points-of-Difference
  • 5. Competitive Differentiation
  • 6. Developing a Strategic Brand Position

Circle 2 — Customer-Based Brand Equity

Module 3: Consumer-Based Brand Equity

  • 1. Understanding Customer-Based Brand Equity
  • 2. Sources of Brand Equity
  • 3. Brand Knowledge
  • 4. Brand Awareness
  • 5. Brand Associations and Brand Image
  • 6. Building Customer-Based Brand Equity

Module 4: Brand Resonance and Customer Relationships

  • 1. The CBBE Pyramid
  • 2. Brand Salience
  • 3. Brand Performance
  • 4. Brand Imagery
  • 5. Consumer Judgments and Feelings
  • 6. Brand Resonance and Customer Loyalty

Module 5: Brand Identity and Brand Meaning

  • 1. Brand Identity
  • 2. Brand Purpose
  • 3. Brand Values
  • 4. Brand Personality
  • 5. Emotional and Self-Expressive Benefits
  • 6. Creating Meaningful Brand Relationships

Circle 3 — Brand Identity, Elements and Architecture

Module 6: Brand Elements and Identity Systems

  • 1. Brand Names
  • 2. Logos and Symbols
  • 3. Characters
  • 4. Slogans and Taglines
  • 5. Packaging and Visual Identity
  • 6. Selecting Effective Brand Elements

Module 7: Brand Architecture

  • 1. Understanding Brand Architecture
  • 2. Corporate Brands
  • 3. Individual Brands
  • 4. Sub-Brands
  • 5. Endorsed Brands
  • 6. Brand Hierarchy and Portfolio Structure

Module 8: Brand Relationship and Portfolio Architecture

  • 1. The Brand Relationship Spectrum
  • 2. Branded House
  • 3. House of Brands
  • 4. Master Brands and Sub-Brands
  • 5. Co-Brands and Strategic Relationships
  • 6. Choosing the Appropriate Brand Architecture

Circle 4 — Brand Marketing Programmes

Module 9: Product, Pricing and Distribution Branding

  • 1. Product Strategy and Brand Equity
  • 2. Product Experience
  • 3. Strategic Brand Pricing
  • 4. Distribution and Channel Strategy
  • 5. Customer Experience
  • 6. Relationship Marketing

Module 10: Integrated Brand Communications

  • 1. Marketing Communication
  • 2. Advertising
  • 3. Sales Promotion
  • 4. Public Relations
  • 5. Events, Experiences and Sponsorship
  • 6. Integrated Marketing Communications

Module 11: Digital Brand Management

  • 1. Digital Branding
  • 2. Social Media Branding
  • 3. Online Consumer Behaviour
  • 4. Digital Content Strategy
  • 5. Online Brand Communities
  • 6. Mobile and Digital Customer Engagement

Circle 5 — Brand Relevance and Differentiation

Module 12: Aaker's Brand Relevance Strategy

  • 1. Brand Relevance versus Brand Preference
  • 2. Understanding Consumer Categorization
  • 3. Framing the Market
  • 4. Category and Subcategory Creation
  • 5. Exemplar Brands
  • 6. Making Competitors Less Relevant

Module 13: Creating Game-Changing Subcategories

  • 1. The Game-Changing Subcategory
  • 2. Identifying Customer Must-Haves
  • 3. Finding Unmet Customer Needs
  • 4. Creating New Customer Expectations
  • 5. Creating Superior Customer Experiences
  • 6. Building the New Subcategory

Module 14: Owning the Game-Changing Subcategory

  • 1. Becoming the Exemplar Brand
  • 2. Building Customer Commitment
  • 3. Digital Communication and Influence
  • 4. Online Brand Communities
  • 5. Personalization and Relationships
  • 6. Defending the Subcategory

Circle 6 — Brand Differentiation, Innovation and Energy

Module 15: Brand Differentiation and Branded Innovation

  • 1. Sources of Brand Differentiation
  • 2. Functional Differentiation
  • 3. Emotional Differentiation
  • 4. Self-Expressive Differentiation
  • 5. Branded Differentiators
  • 6. Branding Innovation

Module 16: Brand Energy and Brand Revitalization

  • 1. Understanding Brand Energy
  • 2. Energizing Established Brands
  • 3. Signature Stories and Programmes
  • 4. Sponsorship and Social Programmes
  • 5. Brand Revitalization
  • 6. Restoring Brand Relevance

Module 17: Innovation and Brand Growth

  • 1. Customer-Driven Innovation
  • 2. Innovation and New Market Opportunities
  • 3. Innovation as a Source of Differentiation
  • 4. Technology and Branded Innovation
  • 5. Innovation Portfolios
  • 6. Scaling Brand Innovation

Circle 7 — Brand Measurement and Performance

Module 18: Brand Measurement and Analytics

  • 1. Brand Equity Measurement
  • 2. Brand Audits
  • 3. Brand Tracking
  • 4. Consumer Brand Research
  • 5. Brand Awareness and Perception Measurement
  • 6. Brand Equity Management Systems

Module 19: Brand Performance and Financial Value

  • 1. Market Performance
  • 2. Sales and Market Share
  • 3. Price Premiums
  • 4. Customer Profitability
  • 5. Financial Brand Valuation
  • 6. Return on Brand Investment

Circle 8 — Brand Growth and Portfolio Strategy

Module 20: Brand Extensions and New Product Markets

  • 1. New Product Branding
  • 2. Line Extensions
  • 3. Category Extensions
  • 4. Brand-Extension Opportunities
  • 5. Extension Fit and Credibility
  • 6. Managing Brand Dilution and Extension Risk

Module 21: Strategic Brand Portfolio Management

  • 1. Brand Portfolio Strategy
  • 2. Brand Roles and Responsibilities
  • 3. Portfolio Structure
  • 4. Master Brands, Sub-Brands and Endorsed Brands
  • 5. Branded Differentiators and Energizers
  • 6. Portfolio Synergy and Leverage

Module 22: Managing Brand Portfolios for Focus and Clarity

  • 1. Brand Portfolio Audits
  • 2. Identifying Portfolio Gaps and Overlaps
  • 3. Eliminating Unnecessary Brands
  • 4. Managing Brand Proliferation
  • 5. Resource Allocation Across Brands
  • 6. Building a Coherent Portfolio

Circle 9 — Global Branding, Leadership and Sustainability

Module 23: Global and Cross-Cultural Brand Management

  • 1. Global Branding
  • 2. International Brand Management
  • 3. Global versus Local Brands
  • 4. Cultural Differences in Branding
  • 5. Geographic Brand Expansion
  • 6. Managing Brands Across Market Segments

Module 24: Brand Leadership, Crisis Management and the Future

  • 1. Strategic Brand Leadership
  • 2. Internal Branding and Employee Engagement
  • 3. Managing Brand Crises
  • 4. Brand Reinforcement and Revitalization
  • 5. Responding to Market and Technology Change
  • 6. Future of Strategic Brand Management

💰 Programme Investment

Local (Nigeria): ₦302,740
Foreign (International): ₦702,740
Flexible Payment – No Interest
2–4 instalments
Local: ₦75,685 – ₦151,370 per instalment
Foreign: ₦175,685 – ₦351,370 per instalment
5–10 instalments
Local: ₦30,274 – ₦60,548 per instalment
Foreign: ₦70,274 – ₦140,548 per instalment
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Why choose the Professional MBA in Strategic Brand Management?

3–6 Month Comprehensive

Complete the MBA in 3–6 months – intensive, immersive learning with flexible pacing and 360+ hours of engagement.

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Self‑Paced & Expert‑Led

Study on your own schedule, with direct expert support via WhatsApp for questions, case consultations, and guidance.

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Comprehensive Brand Management Coverage

From brand foundations, equity, identity, architecture, marketing, relevance, differentiation, measurement, portfolio, global branding, and leadership – 24 modules, 144 units.

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Keller & Aaker Frameworks

Based on the globally recognised strategic brand management frameworks of Kevin Lane Keller and David Aaker – including CBBE, brand resonance, relevance, and category creation.

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Complete Training Documents

Receive handbooks, worksheets, action plans, assessment tools, and professional development resources to support your learning journey.

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MBA (Non-Degree) Completion

Earn a prestigious MBA credential to elevate your career in brand leadership, marketing management, and strategic brand consulting.

📘 Professional Development Training Documents

Every participant receives a comprehensive set of learning, practice, and assessment documents to guide transformation from curiosity to competence.

1. Programme Overview

  • Course Handbook / Programme Guide
  • Training Syllabus & Curriculum
  • Programme Schedule / Calendar

2. Learning Materials

  • Lecture Notes / Module Manuals
  • Presentation Slides (PowerPoint)
  • Reading Materials / Articles

3. Practical Application Tools

  • Mastery Worksheets
  • Case Study Exercises
  • Simulation / Practical Tasks

4. Personal Development Tools

  • Personal Action Plan
  • Goal Setting Templates
  • Reflection Journals / Logbooks

5. Assessment & Evaluation

  • Pre‑Assessment / Diagnostic Test
  • Continuous Assessment Tasks
  • Practical Skills Checklists
  • Final Assessment / Examination
  • Competency Evaluation Rubrics

6. Workplace Readiness Tools

  • Internship / Logbook (if applicable)
  • Professional Code of Conduct
  • Workplace Behaviour Guidelines
  • Job Role Competency Framework

7. Certification & Completion

  • Certificate of Completion
  • Transcript or Record of Achievement
  • Performance Summary Report (optional)
  • Recommendation Letter (optional for top performers)

8. Communication & Support

  • Instructor Contact Information Sheet
  • Feedback Forms
  • Participant Support Guidelines
  • FAQ Document

📌 Learn → Practice → Reflect → Apply → Assess → Certify

A complete professional development programme should follow this cycle.

🎯 Key Insight

A strong professional training programme is not defined by lectures alone, but by:
Worksheets (reflection) • Action plans (execution) • Assessments (measurement) • Practical tools (real‑world application)

Lead brands with confidence – in just 3–6 months

This Professional MBA (Non-Degree) gives you a comprehensive grounding in strategic brand management – from foundations, equity, identity, architecture, marketing, relevance, differentiation, measurement, portfolio, global branding, and leadership. Across 24 modules and 144 units organised into 9 progressive parts, you'll gain the knowledge and skills to drive impact in brand management. Enrol today and receive your complete training package.