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Case 1 Micah Kulpinski, Sidney McClain, Can Ozbalkan, Veronica Plummer, and Justis Tenpenny Agenda Case Breakdown Rejected Companies Company Breakdown Strategic Plan Internal Prep Primary Target Audiences


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Case 1

Micah Kulpinski, Sidney McClain, Can Ozbalkan, Veronica Plummer, and Justis Tenpenny

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Agenda

  • Case Breakdown
  • Rejected Companies
  • Company Breakdown
  • Strategic Plan

○ Internal Prep ○ Under the Radar ○ Sponsorship ○ Survey Information ○ Education

  • Primary Target Audiences
  • Overall Budget
  • So What?
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Case Breakdown

  • Pharmaceutical Company

○ Under the Radar PR campaign

  • Budget: $750,000
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Rejected Companies

  • Purdue Pharma: Our Company
  • American Based Company
  • High Level of Information
  • Broken Image Company
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Company Breakdown

  • Purdue Pharma

Purdue Pharma founded in 1892 ○ 1952, Company purchased by Arthur Sackler, and company ran by his brothers Raymond and Mortimer. ○ Headquarters in Connecticut ○ Current Company: Purdue Pharma L.P. was constituted in 1991 and focuses on pain management medication.

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Internal Prep

Everyone within the organization must be on the same page.

  • The focus is on and always will be synthetic opioids (things we sell), not

street drugs.

  • Victims’ families will always be against us. Know and accept this.
  • This campaign is for the future. Not the past or present.

Business Goal: Improve company image going forward. (Internally) Communication Goal: Leverage traditional media in an untraditional way.

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Under the Radar

Use traditional media in an untraditional way.

  • Encourage audiences to share their story... “My grandma survived her fight

with cancer thank to opioids.”

  • We want our audiences to know we exist, but we do not want to be the

topic of discussion.

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Treatment Centers

$200,000 will be given to sponsor drug treatment centers.

  • Ideally money gets spent on Mat treatment

centers

Budget Progress

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Educate

  • Our biggest strategy
  • Where we plan to spend the most money
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Doctors

  • Inform medical practitioners about opioid treatment centers

○ Help build a stronger relationship between treatment centers and hospitals nearby for out patients

  • “We have restructured and significantly reduced our commercial operation and will no longer be

promoting opioids to prescribers” -Purdue Pharma Budget Progress

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Inner-City

  • Educate our cities about the consequences of misusing opioids

○ Fund resources and equipment for police and emergency departments for overdose persons ○ Provide funds for community lions who supports promoting treatment centers ○ Provide treatment centers with MAT

Budget Progress

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Younger Demographic - schools

  • Educate Students on the dangerous risks of misusing opioids

Budget Progress

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Survey Information

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Legal Users vs. Illegal

  • Opioids come in many different forms
  • Not all of them are inherently bad
  • The real numbers
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Legal Users

  • The better side of opioids
  • Opioids are legally for

○ Curing addiction ○ Anesthesia ○ Cancer patients ○ HIV/AIDS patients ○ And a host of other diseases that inflict pain

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Budget (Strategies/Tactics)

  • 3 employees for budget team
  • 1 year plan
  • Reassess at the end of the year for effectiveness
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So What

  • Staying within the budget
  • Under the radar
  • Focus on the future
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Questions?