Described as a realignment of its strategy for product launches , BMW Motorrad has announced that it will no longer exhibit at the two major international European trade fairs that it has historically supported from its head office corporate communications budgets - INTERMOT and EICMA . " New live and digital formats will increasingly take the place of traditional trade fair appearances at BMW Motorrad in the future . In particular , this means that the traditional commitments at the two leading motor shows EICMA in Milan and INTERMOT in Cologne , which were previously organized centrally by BMW Motorrad , will no longer apply . |
" This realignment of the communication strategy for new BMW Motorrad products and offers includes |
in-house BMW Motorrad and BMW Group formats as well as external formats - both live and digital - taking into account the respective defined requirements of the different target groups and media genres ." Dr . Markus Schramm , Head of BMW Motorrad , is quoted as stating : " Our strategic communication realignment in which we make use of increased live and digital formats will enable us to inspire even more people worldwide for BMW Motorrad products and offers in the future and to approach them in an optimally targeted manner . " By using our own trade fairindependent live and digital formats , we cannot only time world premieres and product launches more flexibly , but it also enables more intensive interaction with all target groups as well as an increased information reach ." The company says that it will " continue to present its product range to visitors at selected regional motorcycle shows and will be open to new formats ," but not ones where it would actually mean meeting , you know , people ! |
clear market and consumer insights , that deliver strong financial and operational results ," said Jochen Zeitz , Chairman , President and CEO of Harley-Davidson . " She will bring new perspectives and capabilities to our leadership team as we execute the priorities of our 5-year strategy , The Hardwire ." Hund , 64 , will work closely with O ' Sullivan through the transition ensuring a consistent handover . Prior to taking on the CCO role , Hund was President of HDFS for 11 years . The company will continue to leverage Hund ' s knowledge and experience as he will remain chairman of the H-D Financial Services Board of Directors . |