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Marketing management is a business discipline that focuses on the useful application of different marketing techniques and the management of a firm's marketing resources and activities. Most of the marketing managers are responsible for influencing different things such as the level, timing, and composition of customer demand in a manner that will achieve the company's objectives. The Stock and commodity market managers significantly vary this difference lies on the basis of corporate culture, business’ size, and industry context like in large consumer products company where the marketing managers sometimes act like the general manager of the assigned products category or brand provided with complete profit and loss responsibility. The marketing management hence applies different functions and activities though the marketing department sometimes itself is responsible for a subset of marketing department. There are different organizations that encompass a varied functions and activities in the field of marketing management which may be responsible for regulating the entire process. The marketing management functions and activities include the following: Project, process, and vendor management Organizational management and leadership Marketing research and analysis Implementation planning Reporting, measurement, feedback and control systems Marketing strategy All over the world there are many Stock and commodity market managers including the names given below: Herbert Allen, Jr. Manuel P. Asensio Jules Bache Louis Bacon Tom Baldwin (trader) Charles D. Barney Tom Basso Barton Biggs Gil Blake Ivan Boesky Robert E. Brennan Steven A. Cohen Ricardo Cortez Toby Crabel Arthur W. Cutten Richard Dennis Anne Dias-Griffin Richard Donchian Richard Driehaus Stanley Druckenmiller William Eckhardt Richard Farleigh Kenneth L. Fisher Mario Gabelli Chris Gardner Elaine Garzarelli Brian Gelber Kenneth C. Griffin Monty Guild John W. Henry Larry Hite Blair Hull Edward Francis Hutton James Henry Gundy Abigail Johnson Edward Johnson, III Paul Jorion Chris Kacher Paul Kangas James R. Keene Mark Kingdon Bruce Kovner Henry Kravis Edward Lampert Harry Lange Thomas W. Lawson (businessman) Jean-Louis Lйvesque Dennis Levine Bill Lipschutz Daniel S. Loeb Peter Lynch Michael Marcus Albert Edward Matthews Bruce McMahan Charles E. Merrill Michael Milken Arthur Deane Nesbitt Arthur James Nesbitt Victor Niederhoffer William A. Paine Joseph Parnes Thomas Peterffy T. Boone Pickens, Jr. Frederick H. Prince Linda Bradford Raschke Joe Ritchie Mark Ritchie (trader) Julian Robertson David Rocker David Ryan Fayez Sarofim Peter Schiff Martin S. Schwartz Stephen A. Schwarzman Joseph L. Searles III Ed Seykota James Harris Simons Jack Speiden Victor Sperandeo John Fitzwilliam Stairs Galen L. Stone James E. Stowers John Templeton David Tepper Peter Thiel Monroe Trout Jeff Yass Martin Zweig The marketing management scope is broad the implication of such programs is like any action or supply the firm applies to acquire customers and manage the company's relationships with them is within the purview of marketing management.