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Coffee House Book Review – “Wikibrands” by Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover

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In their book, Moffitt and Dover define wikibrands as “a progressive set of organizations, products, services, ideas, and causes that tap into the powers of customer participation, social influence, and collaboration to drive business value”. Language and content. Incentives, motivations, and outreach.

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Leadership Biz Cafe Podcast #2 – Interview with Teresa Amabile & Steven Kramer

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Steven is a developmental psychologist whose writings have appeared in such illustrious publications as the Harvard Business Review and The New York Times. Drucker Coffee House Book Review – “Wikibrands” by Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover Women and Leadership – A Look From Inside The Boardroom.

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Uniqueness And Company Culture – A Renewable Cycle

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Every company that’s serious about branding defines its unique selling points. And every business that emphasizes healthy workplace culture lives the uniqueness that defines its identity. Both of those actions put companies in control—they command how they are perceived by employees, who then internalize and project this image. Why Differentiate?

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Leadership Biz Cafe #8 – Shama Kabani On How Organizations Can Succeed With Social Media

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Her best-selling book “ The Zen of Social Media Marketing: An Easier Way to Build Credibility, Generate Buzz, and Increase Revenue ” was recently re-released as a 2 nd edition featuring more hands-on advice and how-to tips on how to be successful in your marketing efforts online. for Canadian readers).

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Coffee House Book Review – “Seeing Red Cars” By Laura Goodrich

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That’s the premise behind the book “ Seeing Red Cars – Driving Yourself, Your Team, and Your Organization to a Positive Future ” by Laura Goodrich. Goodrich starts her book examining why 70% of the thoughts we have on any given day revolve around issues we’re trying to avoid or things we don’t want.

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Twitter Weekly Highlights for 2011-03-18

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Coffee House Book Review – “Workarounds That Work” by Russell Bishop

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These are just a handful of some of the scenarios that author Russell Bishop delves into, breaks down and provides clear strategies to overcome and hopefully improve on in his new book “ Workarounds That Work: How to Conquer Anything That Stands in Your Way at Work ”. Intention – your focus and commitment to making a needed change.

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