This category management training course is designed for National Account Managers, Business Account Managers, Sales Managers, Marketeers, Retail Buyers and Merchandisers wishing to gain a thorough understanding of category management. It will also benefit cross-functional team members (e.g. logistics, finance, production, I.T.) wanting to understand the terminology and processes used by commercial colleagues and highlight the part they have to play.
During the training course, delegates will examine each stage of the category management process, associated issues and techniques, and the need for a faster more results-orientated process. Also, how to make research and analysis more effective and the necessity of producing practical plans that deliver results.
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Delegate spaces available on the following course dates:
Non-residential Courses
The course fee includes all course materials, use of video and other training equipment as required. Lunch and light refreshments are included in the fee for all courses of one day, or longer, in duration. The number of delegates attending each course is limited in order to ensure individual participation. If overnight accommodation is required we can provide details of local hotels.
What you will get from this course:
Description of Course:
Category Management is now widely used, predominately by retailers and wholesalers in the FMCG market. Suppliers to retailers will benefit from having a full understanding of the terminology and processes of Category Management. This two day category management training course covers all aspects of the subject with a case study running through the course to illustrate the key issues.
The course begins with the origin of Category Management and then moves on to how it is used in the UK. Delegates are taken step by step through the processes of Category Management. The strategy and tactical use of the system are discussed and how they are used to gain a competitive advantage. Delegates will finish the course with an individual action plan relating to their market sector.