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Is Your Culture Powering or Souring Your Brand?

The Practical Leader

That’s brand management in many companies. But poor service experiences don’t match the brand promise. Brand management is an inside job. External brand management is multiplied or minimized by workplace culture. They brand themselves and the workplace.

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Modern CMOs: Bridging Creativity with Commercial Acumen

N2Growth Blog

The Evolving Role of the CMO Previously, a Chief Marketing Officer’s or CMO role mainly involved traditional marketing activities like brand management, public relations, and market research. However, recent technological advancements and industry shifts have expanded and evolved this role significantly.

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Resolve to Improve Your Company or Career in 2016!

Strategy Driven

Below are a few key lessons from The Strategic MVP on cultivating a personal brand and unleashing one’s ‘inner nerd’ to help you become a true MVP. The Importance of a Personal Brand. Do you have an identifiable personal brand? So what ‘brand’ are you projecting? What do you want to be known for?

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The Main Thing: How to Keep Organizations Centered on What Matters Most

Leading Blog

When we ask participants in workshops, "What's your Main Thing?" Our good friend, Claude Roessiger has long experience with luxury brand management. He likens our concept of The Main Thing to a strong brand. "A A brand, he explained, "produces an emotional response and at the same time communicates to all how to behave."

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The Benefits of Unplugging as a Team

Harvard Business Review

I have seen this truth revealed again and again in my five years as senior managing director at the Drucker Institute, where I lead the Un/Workshops consulting practice. The workshop did not include a single PowerPoint slide or digital simulation. Divide yourselves into two or more small groups.

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