Word Count: 2852 Words
Date: 8 April 2013
WRSX – A Global Advertising and
Marketing Communications
Agency
Table of Content
Introduction..............................................................................................................2
An analysis of the Micro- and Macro-Environment................................................2
Impact and Strategy Change....................................................................................8
WRSX and its Organisational Structure................................................................11
Conclusion..............................................................................................................13
Bibliography...........................................................................................................14
Appendices.............................................................................................................18
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Introduction
Since the release of The Merchandise Marks Act by Great Britain in 1887 the term Made in Germany became one of the most well-known and trusted phrase in the world (Büchmann (1998)). At that time nobody could even divine that branding would become that important for businesses as it nowadays appears.
Great Britain’s politicians somehow created one of the first brands – even though they intended to prevent their home market. Today, branding is especially important in the marketing sector, the sector where our company WSRX acts.
As so called global marketing and advertising company, WSRX1 sells its products or more far services to business customers around the world, based on their headquarters in Paris, New York, London and Singapore (WSRX (2010)). Even though the business seems to be established it faces nowadays several problems, concerning leadership, organisational structure, focus and many more. The question arises, if this business can be saved and restructured or will it
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