Vinuchi: The V-Post (Ideas On...)
Marketing Feature

Retention Marketing

I recently finished reading an interesting article in the May 98 issue of Bank Marketing. The article is written by Christopher W. Oggenfuss and describes today's need for "retention mix" marketing.


Drink of the Week

DRINK OF THE WEEK:

Nick Charles' Dry Martini "From the Thin Man" � 2 1/2 oz gin � 1/2 oz dry vermouth Stir ingredient with cracked ice and pour into chilled cocktail glass.

Employees

I am excited about developing Vinuchi's in-house talents and global manufacturing partnerships to better serve your needs efficiently and at the best possible price. Vinuchi is working hard at being the best marketing and promotions resource and solutions partner.

 
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Message From the President:

Vinuchi is incredibly lucky . Lucky because we have managed to employ some extremely talented young people , full of ideas and creative energy , excited to be part of the growth and development of an innovative company.

New Developments
The management at Vinuchi has been working hard to alter the company image. Not only has Vinuchi reworked its logo and slogan, but Vinuchi has altered its management team and methods of communication.

Employees
I am excited about developing Vinuchi's in-house talents and global manufacturing partnerships to better serve your needs efficiently and at the best possible price.

 
Business Feature

I just finished reading a book written by Thomas Oliver titled The Real Coke, The Real Story, published by Penguin Books. The book provides interesting insights into corporate culture, guerilla marketing, diversification, brand equity, and the mass marketing mentality.


Album of the Week

Dwight Yoakam
"Under the Covers", 1997, Reprise/Warner.

Dwight's powerful, countrified twang is a voice you either hate or love. There is not much country in this collection of classic covers, most of them reworked with tremendous originality.

Employees

Vinuchi the undiscovered paradise.

"...Innovative ideas punctuate the lush foliage, ripe fruit begging you to reach up and sample the succulent concepts. A cool refreshing breeze caresses your face after days spent travelling the ocean.