Archive for the ‘Campus Brand Manager’ Category

We made it! RB is now engaged to…

Monday, May 23rd, 2011

…the students of Pakistan! In my last post I covered how Faryal and I ensured students experienced the culture and values of Reckitt Benckiser. Now it was time that the students experience RB and its brands in a relatively more memorable manner; it was time the students interacted with RB and its brands, it was [...]

5 Ways Reckitt Benckiser Solves College Problems

Thursday, April 21st, 2011

Walking around campus I often find great pleasure in the creativity students have in their use of Reckitt Benckiser’s Powerbrands. The products are embedded in college students’ daily routines and lifestyles, providing the value we look for on a budget, combined with powerful and effective results. With that being said, let’s take a look at the “5 Ways RB Solves College Problems!”

How you can embrace RB’s global opportunities?

Thursday, April 7th, 2011

Rachel Tressitto – Penn State University Approaching Graduation As a Penn State senior approaching graduation in just a few months, I find myself constantly thinking about the memories I have made these last four years. What were my most unforgettable experiences? What will I miss? What will I take with me in the future? I [...]

99 bottles of Frank’s Red Hot on the wall… RB games at Brand Bash

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

Jen Chiang – Colombia University Hello and welcome to my first blog posting! My name is Jen Chiang, and I am the RB Campus Brand Manager for Columbia University. I am a 1st year student at Columbia Business School, focusing on marketing in consumer goods. I’m excited for the opportunity to help students learn more [...]

Why does Reckitt Benckiser matter to college students?

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011

Matt Dubow When I first walked onto the Penn State campus as a freshman my head was dizzied by the limitless opportunities before me. As I became a more seasoned undergraduate, I began to become more aware of my potential in areas I had never even considered before, both as a consumer in the grocery [...]