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How Do States Compare in Their Competiveness?In anticipation of Chief Executive’s annual Best and Worst States survey in 2013 we examine the progress since out 2012 ranking of three key states in the midwest that have made progress: Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana. |
Dale Buss | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Marketing & Sales | December 13 2012 |
Building Customer Loyalty, 85-pixels at a timeHow Vail Resorts keeps them coming back for a little digital love |
Clark Kokich | Leadership & Strategy , Marketing & Sales | August 17 2012 |
Goldman Sachs: A Cautionary Tale in BrandingThe publication of the former Goldman Sachs’ executive’s op-ed should signal to management that the threat of a disconnect between one’s image and brand reality are now greater than ever. |
John Hellerman | Branding , Marketing & Sales | April 6 2012 |
If I Were Lloyd Blankfein: How the CEO Can Address Goldman’s Crisis with Clients and EmployeesLast week The New York Times published a highly unusual letter of resignation from Greg Smith who signaled his departure from Goldman Sachs with a public rebuke of practices he alleged were harmful to Goldman’s customers. The fact that such a letter was prominently featured by Times editors suggests they gave its contents a high degree of credibility even though no specific examples of wrongdoing were offered by the disaffected former employee. |
Bob Marston | Corporate Reputation , Crisis Management , Leadership & Strategy | March 19 2012 |
The Synergy Mirage: A Case StudyBrand extensions and product expansions don’t always make sense. A razor-like focus on what one does exceptionally well can make all the difference. |
Michael Rosenbaum | Branding , Marketing & Sales | February 17 2012 |
DIY Brand BuildingTom Duncan The Challenge. You’re a manufacturing company looking to make headway in a market saturated with established brands. Like [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | Branding , Marketing & Sales | February 15 2012 |
Who Is Managing Your Marketing?We recently witnessed several recent marketing fiascos that begs an answer to the age old question – who is in charge of marketing? |
Bob Donnelly | Marketing & Sales | February 13 2012 |
Pitch Battle: Beware the Sports MetaphorBusinesses love to use glamorous athletes in their TV commercials and print ads. Sometimes this works great (Michael Jordan, George Foreman); sometimes not so great (Kobe Bryant). |
Joe Queenan | Marketing & Sales | January 27 2012 |
Use Technology to Mobilize Your Sales Force (Without Overwhelming Anyone)The biggest challenge is getting salespeople to adapt to new technologies and finding tools that tackle tedious tasks and make time for more deals. Where there’s WiFi, there’s a way to capture and input data, and communicate with clients professionally and personally. |
John Hand | Marketing & Sales , Sales | January 10 2012 |
Over-Surveyed Nation: ‘Your Opinion Is Important to Us!’Gone are the days when you might get the occasional survey request in the mail, or — dreaded — on the phone. And remember those postcards in hotel rooms asking you to comment on your stay? So 1990’s. Now, it’s digital, and it’s relentless. |
Jeff Hunt | Branding , Marketing & Sales , Public Relations | December 6 2011 |