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    Brand orientation: antecedents and consequences
    (2012) Piha, Lamprini P.; Πήχα, Λαμπρινή Π.; Athens University of Economics and Business, Department of Marketing and Communication; Baltas, George; Stathakopoulos, Vlasis; Siomkos, George I.; Panigyrakis, Georgios; Kouremenos, Athanasios; Lymperopoulos, Konstantinos; Avlonitis, George
    The doctoral thesis focuses on Brand Orientation and hopefully offers a theoretical and empirical validation of the appropriate way for building and maintaining strong brands over time. Research goals include: (a) Complete theoretical clarification of the term Brand Orientation and delineation of its domain.(b) Careful development of a reliable and valid scale of the notion, based on established measurement theory. (c) Empirical investigation of the factors that impact the level of Brand Orientation in a company (antecedents).(d) Empirical investigation of the consequences of such an orientation, as well as of its general importance for company success. The research methodology, apart from the thorough review of the relevant literature, was based on several primary data that were derived from (i) a qualitative research to marketing practitioners and academics (N=17), (ii) a quantitative research to company executives – part-time postgraduate students in AUEB (N=136), and (iii) a large quantitative study to marketing managers and other senior executives of large SBUs in Greece (N=242).The present thesis has hopefully important implications. Managers are shown a way to strengthen their firm’s market position, by rallying the entire organization, its commitment, efforts and resources toward the development of strong brands. In other words, the present thesis summarizes the way a company can build, maintain, and enhance one or more strong brands over time, offering important branding guidelines that stem from a theoretically grounded and empirically validated Brand Orientation theory.