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Corinna Ludwig

The Nielsen Company



Corinna Ludwig is particularly interested in the development of brand and corporate images in different business cultures. Wartime expropriations of German company assets and German firms' efforts to recover lost assets play an important role in her research. Corinna's work expands the study of marketing history by highlighting the role of property rights and politics as factors in marketing strategy.

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