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BOP Program Statement 8200.04 ch. 2 § 3
RESPONSIBILITIES. UNICOR marketing and promotional
activities are managed by the Marketing Department and program
managers in the following areas:
# Support for institutional sales;
# Advertising, catalogs, UNICOR web site, and promotional
literature;
# Staffing and coordinating trade shows, both field and
corporate-sponsored; and
# Maintenance of the corporate marketing database.
Within this framework, the Marketing Department is responsible
for:
a. Production and distribution of promotional publications,
including catalogs, UNICOR web site, product sheets,
brochures, flyers, and price lists, in support of products,
services, and sales.
b. Production and distribution of videotapes promoting UNICOR
products, services, and the Corporation.
c. Exhibits and trade shows, including promotion of shows
and/or UNICOR presence at shows.
d. Direct mailings to customers and potential customers.
e. Advertising.
f. Publication of the Schedule of Products.
PS 8200.04
June 11, 1997
Page 2-2
g. Promotional activity for new products, coordinated with the
appropriate program managers and the Sales Department.
h. Maintenance of a marketing database in support of these
activities.
i. Evaluation and measurement of promotional materials.
The training and programmatic aspects of UNICOR's mission shall
be included as part of the overall promotional activities.
History
PS 8200.04 dated 1997-06-11
Provenance
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- bop.gov
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- 2026-09-20
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- bop-ps-2026-09-20
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