Tim Leberecht@NEXT09: The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer

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  • + gleonhard Gerd Leonhard 5 months ago
    Great stuff Tim; just watched your video from the NEXT Conference, too. All spot-on! Used to live in SF, too, now in Switzerland ;) Cheers! Gerd
  • + bhaskarv Bhaskar Vulapalli 6 months ago
    great presentation. Simple, unique and on-the-mark. Thanks for sharing this, guys
  • + guestcc5c69 guestcc5c69 6 months ago
    Hey Tim, I would have loved to hear the talk that went with this presentation. Love the simplicity of the communication.
  • + dromescu Dan Romescu 6 months ago
    Real democratization framework, thank you Tim, real chance for humanity to become 'Mensch', to forget 'Angst'...
  • + factoryjoe Chris Messina 6 months ago
    This was a great presentation indeed. Thanks Tim!
  • + rn3_hh Arne Kittler 6 months ago
    Really enjoyed your presentation at next09 - nice choice of visuals, too!
  • + frogdesign frog design 6 months ago
    Thanks! NEXT time. :) Good luck with the Trend Day next week.
  • + TrendBuero Trendbuero GmbH 6 months ago
    Tim! Great presenation. Too bad I couldn´t make it. Joerg
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  1. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer
  2. “The job of leadership today is not just to make money. It is to make meaning.” – John Hagel
  3. The pyramid is a cube
  4. Self- actualization Self-esteem Sense of belonging Safety needs Physiological needs The pyramid is a cube
  5. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse.
  6. “In the old days, brands wanted everybody to pay attention to them. Now brands need to pay attention to everybody else.” - Anonymous
  7. Your brand is what other people say about you when you’re not in the room.
  8. A brand is a small town that never sleeps.
  9. The conversation is the message.
  10. “Brands must have an argument to win.” – John Battelle
  11. “There’s something unique about the human voice that sets conversations apart from all other forms of communications: the ability to create empathy by tonality. We can feel and we can express empathy because of the way a voice sounds, both in verbal and written acts of communication. That’s why an authentic style is substantial in engaging people in conversations.” - Washio Kazuhiko
  12. Empathy vs. knowledge
  13. Creative convergence
  14. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand.
  15. Vibrational attunement http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi4121100569 /
  16. The world is small. Life is short.
  17. Micro-cars
  18. Only 48 seats
  19. Only 48 seats
  20. Only 48 seats
  21. Only 48 seats
  22. Shorter Hyper- attention connectivity spans Economy of micro-scale Miniaturization of Hyper- content, products, transparency and services Only 48 seats of Fragmentation demand and supply
  23. When your brand is a vector, your base becomes a movement.
  24. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers.
  25. “Brands aren’t defined by campaigns anymore, but by the consumer ecosystems we nurture to support them.” -Mike Mendenhall, CMO, Hewlett-Packard
  26. Mash-up ergo sum
  27. The more control you give up, the more influence you gain.
  28. Marketing Hardware Marketing Software Brand architecture Live brands Messages Conversations Sales brochures Endorsements Feature lists Expertise Destination sites Distributed/social web Tradeshows Mobile applications Trademarks Goodwill Pull Push Packaging Revelations Out-of-the-box Insights Status Experience Point-of-sale Point-of-views Closed Open-source Look and feel Interaction Direct mailing Connections Billboards/ads Customer service Print collateral Widgets ………. ……….
  29. If you have something to show, hide it!
  30. Create a new reality
  31. Activate dormant networks
  32. Social content
  33. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers. 4 Think and act like a media company.
  34. “The first rule of the Fight Club: Don’t talk about the Fight Club.”
  35. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers. 4 Think and act like a media company. 5 Give more than you take.
  36. “Power comes from sharing information, not hoarding it. To gain influence and status, you have to give away your expertise and content. And you must do it quickly; if you don’t, someone else will beat you to the punch – and garner the credit that might have been yours.” – Gary Hamel
  37. “You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.” – Winston Churchill
  38. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers. 4 Think and act like a media company. 5 Give more than you take. 6 Be the change.
  39. “Giving is the New Taking, and Sharing is the New Giving.” – Trendwatching
  40. Free sharing of abundance vs. monetizing scarcity
  41. “If a for-profit company did the type of work that non-profits often do, but did it more efficiently, would people trust it the same way they trust non-profits? What if everything the company did was completely transparent? What if it was open source? If we can create this kind of company, and succeed, how many other companies would follow our example? Along the way, could we change the face of the business world itself?”
  42. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers. 4 Think and act like a media company. 5 Give more than you take. 6 Be the change. 7 Be yourself.
  43. Authenticity trumps image
  44. “It has to be based on truth. Has to have a sense of wonder. You must bring something to it that no one else has because of who you are. What’s interesting about you is you.” – Alonzo King
  45. The Seven Rules of the Chief Meaning Officer 1 Listen and converse (and converge). 2 Atomize your brand. 3 Activate your customers. 4 Think and act like a media company. 5 Give more than you take. 6 Be the change. 7 Be yourself.
  46. Adapt Transparent Open Mi ive cro Conversations Everything is visible Easy to join Content instead of messages to everyone The more you Easy to co- Feedback = creation share, the more you Distribution create/hack will receive Permanent beta Authenticity Easy to share Timing Only 48 seats
  47. SOCIAL PERSONAL DRAMATIC DISRUPTIVE RESPONSIBLE Team Connecting Only for you Making sense Making you think Doing good Community Customizable Cohesion Provocation Citizenship Belonging Relevant Convergence Divergence Social responsibility Identity Actionable Morale Deconstruction Eco-friendliness Like-minded User-friendly Consistency Surprise Ethics Affinity Direct Empathy Shock Human rights New people Instant Imagination Unlikelihood Values Status Micro Entertainment Challenge Family Compassion Interactive Cultural relevance Uniqueness Nation Fun Characters Attention Common Good Love Suspense Immediacy Earth Friendship Comedy Hobbies Tragedy Fans Identification Marketing with meaning Social networks One-to-one marketing Ads (print, TV, radio, web) Ads (print, TV, radio, web) Donations Social media User-generated content Viral campaigns Micro-blogs Cause-related marketing Viral campaigns PoS Books Push-communications Non-profit/profit partnerships Events Permission-based Branded entertainment Viral campaigns Code of Conduct Community Blogs/Micro-blogs Guerilla/ambush marketing Community service/volunteering User-generated content User-generated content Flash mobs PoS
  48. The desire to connect
  49. tim.leberecht@frogdesign.com http://www.frogdesign.com http://designmind.frogdesign.com http://twitter.com/frogdesign.com http://twitter.com/timleberecht

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