To be most effective, CSR initiatives must be intimately connected to the corporate brand. They must reinforce a company’s unique identity and be an integral part of how a business tells its story. In this session, Kellie McElhaney of UC Berkeley and one of the world’s leading experts on CSR strategy, offers seven principles and a detailed process for helping you develop a CSR strategy that is authentic because of its natural linkage to your company’s mission, vision, and values, and delivers significant, quantifiable, bottom-line benefits. Cause marketing case studies included from Pedigree, Dove, Starbucks, Haagen-Dazs, and Unilever.
Startupfest 2017: Tom Williams (BetterCompany)Startupfest
The document provides advice on how to recruit top talent. It recommends (1) building a list of potential candidates at companies that have raised at least a Series A funding, (2) reaching out to candidates at those companies to ask for advice rather than directly pitching your company, and (3) following up persistently with potential candidates to build relationships over time. The key is treating the hiring process like building important long-term relationships rather than just making a single hiring pitch.
Kevin Rosengren gave a presentation on leading transformational change at the Scrum Gathering 2019. He emphasized that affecting change requires engaging leaders and moving discussions to a collaborative "adult table." Change is difficult and cannot be delegated or achieved without buy-in from leadership. Presenters were encouraged to avoid an "us vs them" mentality, understand what leaders care about most, and identify and engage key stakeholders by listening first before crafting a simple, unexpected, credible and emotional message to gain support for change initiatives. The presentation highlighted the importance of partnership and accountability in implementing changes discussed.
This document discusses the qualifications of Linda Goddard for a job. It emphasizes her commitment, honesty, accountability, and ability to give undivided attention as evidenced by quotes from the Bible. It notes she received top recognition for her accountability and performance from her peers. It concludes by stating Linda is the right girl for the job based on her commitment to walk the talk through honest and consistent behavior.
This document discusses leadership and creating a world-class company. It begins by stating that traditional leadership is dead but influence is not. It then discusses the company's vision, core values of teamwork, communication, excellence, honesty, trust, pride, loyalty, creativity, and community contribution. It lists some brand names the company sells and details it has 9 locations, 1800 associates, and $4 billion in revenue. The document then discusses why traditional leadership is dead and provides 10 questions for leaders to help their leadership come alive, focusing on being a chief meaning officer, understanding the business, slowing down to speed up, knowing competitive advantages, understanding change will happen, advising yourself, having authentic happiness, holding yourself accountable, investing in
Moneyball of Leadership: Predictors of High Performance | Next Jump Leadershi...Next Jump
Charlie Kim and Meghan Messenger, Co-CEOs of Next Jump, in a two-part keynote for Next Jump Leadership Academy, April 19-21, 2017.
Slides 1-30 "Coaching Your Organization" by Charlie Kim. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH89weEyDGg
Slides 32-55 "Coaching Yourself" by Meghan Messenger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oH_fSaAaEY
Gregory Thomas, Vice President of Sales at CareFusion, provides a strong recommendation for James Hauschild. While James's position was recently eliminated due to organizational changes, James is described as a true professional who played a large role in the success of the New England region. James is admired by his peers and customers, who think very highly of him. Gregory would hire James back immediately if possible and feels James can make an immediate impact in his new role.
Marketing in Surprising Times: NAED ADventure ConferenceLois Kelly
Marketing trends in a digital age: relabeling marketing, using preference and customer love as a decision filter, building capabilities as marketing strategist, scientist, activist, artist
To be most effective, CSR initiatives must be intimately connected to the corporate brand. They must reinforce a company’s unique identity and be an integral part of how a business tells its story. In this session, Kellie McElhaney of UC Berkeley and one of the world’s leading experts on CSR strategy, offers seven principles and a detailed process for helping you develop a CSR strategy that is authentic because of its natural linkage to your company’s mission, vision, and values, and delivers significant, quantifiable, bottom-line benefits. Cause marketing case studies included from Pedigree, Dove, Starbucks, Haagen-Dazs, and Unilever.
Startupfest 2017: Tom Williams (BetterCompany)Startupfest
The document provides advice on how to recruit top talent. It recommends (1) building a list of potential candidates at companies that have raised at least a Series A funding, (2) reaching out to candidates at those companies to ask for advice rather than directly pitching your company, and (3) following up persistently with potential candidates to build relationships over time. The key is treating the hiring process like building important long-term relationships rather than just making a single hiring pitch.
Kevin Rosengren gave a presentation on leading transformational change at the Scrum Gathering 2019. He emphasized that affecting change requires engaging leaders and moving discussions to a collaborative "adult table." Change is difficult and cannot be delegated or achieved without buy-in from leadership. Presenters were encouraged to avoid an "us vs them" mentality, understand what leaders care about most, and identify and engage key stakeholders by listening first before crafting a simple, unexpected, credible and emotional message to gain support for change initiatives. The presentation highlighted the importance of partnership and accountability in implementing changes discussed.
This document discusses the qualifications of Linda Goddard for a job. It emphasizes her commitment, honesty, accountability, and ability to give undivided attention as evidenced by quotes from the Bible. It notes she received top recognition for her accountability and performance from her peers. It concludes by stating Linda is the right girl for the job based on her commitment to walk the talk through honest and consistent behavior.
This document discusses leadership and creating a world-class company. It begins by stating that traditional leadership is dead but influence is not. It then discusses the company's vision, core values of teamwork, communication, excellence, honesty, trust, pride, loyalty, creativity, and community contribution. It lists some brand names the company sells and details it has 9 locations, 1800 associates, and $4 billion in revenue. The document then discusses why traditional leadership is dead and provides 10 questions for leaders to help their leadership come alive, focusing on being a chief meaning officer, understanding the business, slowing down to speed up, knowing competitive advantages, understanding change will happen, advising yourself, having authentic happiness, holding yourself accountable, investing in
Moneyball of Leadership: Predictors of High Performance | Next Jump Leadershi...Next Jump
Charlie Kim and Meghan Messenger, Co-CEOs of Next Jump, in a two-part keynote for Next Jump Leadership Academy, April 19-21, 2017.
Slides 1-30 "Coaching Your Organization" by Charlie Kim. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH89weEyDGg
Slides 32-55 "Coaching Yourself" by Meghan Messenger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oH_fSaAaEY
Gregory Thomas, Vice President of Sales at CareFusion, provides a strong recommendation for James Hauschild. While James's position was recently eliminated due to organizational changes, James is described as a true professional who played a large role in the success of the New England region. James is admired by his peers and customers, who think very highly of him. Gregory would hire James back immediately if possible and feels James can make an immediate impact in his new role.
Marketing in Surprising Times: NAED ADventure ConferenceLois Kelly
Marketing trends in a digital age: relabeling marketing, using preference and customer love as a decision filter, building capabilities as marketing strategist, scientist, activist, artist
Did you know Bill Gates has 24 million followers on Twitter while Microsoft has only 7 million? People — consumers and partners — want to connect with the human side of a brand, especially on social media. As an organizational leader, building a strong personal brand will help you gain interest among investors, acquire top talent and establish your company’s brand and credibility.
In today's world, trust is the over-looked and yet most important factor in business. In this short talk, AndyTheCoach from www.asiatrainers.com will enlighten you on what is trust, the myths and truths of trust, the 5 waves of trust and how to build and restore trust
Michael Haberlein is a motivated, responsible, and brilliant individual with a high degree of integrity. As his hiring manager writes, Michael handled considerable responsibilities effortlessly in his initial role. He was promoted quickly due to his exceptional leadership skills and going above and beyond the call of duty at all times. Michael led projects that resulted in astounding outcomes, such as allowing the company to become ISO certified and streamlining processes. He is an intelligent person well-suited for business and management who will bring success, innovation, motivation, and an unparalleled commitment to excellence to any institution.
7 Lessons to Grow Up Your Startup in Arizona by Greg HeadPHX Startup Week
The document outlines 7 lessons for growing a startup in Arizona: 1) Find and solve a real problem, 2) It's okay to think big initially, 3) Focus on being the best at something for a smaller segment when starting, 4) You must survive financially each year through selling and marketing, 5) Get great at selling and marketing, 6) Look crazy to normal people in how fanatical you are about important things, 7) Seek great help from various advisors and mentors. Managing your mindset and knowing it will be extremely hard work are also emphasized.
The document discusses inbound marketing and provides tips for success. It emphasizes that inbound marketing is a big opportunity and being searchable and shareable is good for business. It stresses that proper operating principles like defining your brand value in terms of uniquely helping others, are key to success. Examples of inbound marketing by local businesses and former students are also provided.
Serve to Be Great: Leadership Lessons from a Prison, a Monastery, and Boadroo...Matt-Tenney
The document appears to be a presentation by Matt Tenney about leadership lessons learned from a prison, monastery, and boardroom. Some of the key topics discussed in the presentation include mindfulness and awareness training, serving others on a larger scale, attracting top talent and improving customer service, and how becoming a giver can help one make more money and influence others. The presentation encourages the audience to implement ideas each week to better serve people around them.
Why Gamification and Recognition Don't MixGloboforce
Gamification is being tossed around as the latest fad. We see badges and leaderboards popping up all over the place. But does gamification belong in a recognition program? The latest Globoforce Mood Tracker report shares some insight on why employees believe leaderboards and badges cheapen the recognition experience.
Here is a list of key quotes and take-aways from Hubspot's Inbound 2014 Marketing Conference from thought leaders like Dharmesh Shah, Joe Pullizzi, Marcus Sheriden, Simon Sinek,Laura Fitton, Mitch Joel, Alexis Bradley & Ari Plaut
Evolution of the Influencer Economy: How to Activate Brand Ambassadors97th Floor
Presentation by Scott Paul at Mastermind 2019. Scott is CEO of Wooly, a software to help brands grow their ambassador communities. He also co-founded Tangible, a school for e-commerce. Scott took up alpaca farming in Midway, Utah this year and coaches his daughter's ski team at Sundance.
Learn more: 97th Floor
In this idea talk I looked at how startups get started. Rather than assuming you're right, startup founders and entrepreneurs assume they're wrong and set out on a journey of value discovery.
Why businesses should talktojason the Leeds public relations and communicatio...Jason Kelly
The document provides an overview of Jason Kelly's public relations services, experience, and testimonials. It highlights his experience working directly with brands and agencies to develop communications campaigns. It emphasizes delivering value beyond financial through helping clients achieve their goals. References praise Jason's passion, creativity, and focus on client needs within budgets. The call to action promotes fixed term project discounts and flexibility.
Highlights of the 3-hour, 40 minute Xero event featuring Paul Dunn. Pity we can't include the videos to make it really come alive (it was sensational in the room!) But enjoy it in this form.
The document lists 10 questions for an agency to consider regarding how much they focus on the client versus themselves. It questions whether the agency prioritizes awards, charges for strategy discussions, offers real value, pushes social media for its own interests, spends more time pitching than working on accounts, and sees the client or themselves as the most important account. It also asks if the agency tries to cover poor work with complex explanations or drops clients after pitching them.
Microbrand Affiliate Marketing: Keys to Long-term SuccessAffiliate Summit
Smart affiliates see the value in creating a sustainable competitive advantage. This talk explores strategies to help you create defensible affiliate campaigns which perform well over the long run.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliates/Publishers
Niche/vertical: Campaigns
Nicholas Reese, Chief Executor, Microbrand Media (Twitter @nickreese)
Mark Ramsey's (http://www.markramseymedia.com) presentation at the 2012 CMB Momentum Conference (http://cmbonline.org/2012momentum) in Orlando. The theme is "Betterness" - the real business of Christian radio - and perhaps all radio.
Gail McMeekin is an expert on creative success who helps people leverage their creative ideas. Her work focuses on developing creativity skills and overcoming challenges women face in being creatively fulfilled. She has written books on the topic and runs a signature program to help people commit to creative focus through cultivating fascination, originality, courage, and sharing their work.
Blogger and Brand Collaborations by Julianne Taylor and Courtney of French Co...GardenBloggersConference
The document discusses tips for bloggers seeking brand collaborations. It notes that 92% of consumers are more influenced by peer recommendations than ads, and 83% of companies use social media for brand awareness. It advises bloggers to grow their readership and improve metrics to get noticed by brands, and to politely reach out by introducing themselves, what they offer, and how it could benefit the brand. When securing a collaboration, bloggers should put agreements in writing, stay organized, and deliver more than expected. Building relationships and consistently creating high quality content can lead to longer-term collaborative opportunities.
Blogger and Brand Collaborations by Julianne Taylor and Courtney of French Co...DesignBloggersConference
The document discusses bloggers collaborating with brands. It provides tips for bloggers to get noticed by brands without being annoying, including growing their readership and improving metrics. It advises bloggers to politely introduce themselves to brands by sending a letter explaining who they are, what they offer, and why it matters. Bloggers should put agreements in writing, be organized, and deliver more than expected to secure ongoing collaborations. Case studies are provided of bloggers who succeeded through Style It Challenges competitions.
Elaine Chen discusses choosing to be entrepreneurial and the skills needed. She states that entrepreneurship can be taught as a craft and defines an entrepreneur as someone who can do something new and unproven with fun. An entrepreneur needs the spirit of a pirate with creativity and resilience combined with the skills of a Navy Seal such as being disciplined. She outlines universal principles for entrepreneurship such as focusing on the customer problem and validating solutions. Chen encourages anyone to choose to be entrepreneurial by developing an entrepreneurial spirit and skills.
Did you know Bill Gates has 24 million followers on Twitter while Microsoft has only 7 million? People — consumers and partners — want to connect with the human side of a brand, especially on social media. As an organizational leader, building a strong personal brand will help you gain interest among investors, acquire top talent and establish your company’s brand and credibility.
In today's world, trust is the over-looked and yet most important factor in business. In this short talk, AndyTheCoach from www.asiatrainers.com will enlighten you on what is trust, the myths and truths of trust, the 5 waves of trust and how to build and restore trust
Michael Haberlein is a motivated, responsible, and brilliant individual with a high degree of integrity. As his hiring manager writes, Michael handled considerable responsibilities effortlessly in his initial role. He was promoted quickly due to his exceptional leadership skills and going above and beyond the call of duty at all times. Michael led projects that resulted in astounding outcomes, such as allowing the company to become ISO certified and streamlining processes. He is an intelligent person well-suited for business and management who will bring success, innovation, motivation, and an unparalleled commitment to excellence to any institution.
7 Lessons to Grow Up Your Startup in Arizona by Greg HeadPHX Startup Week
The document outlines 7 lessons for growing a startup in Arizona: 1) Find and solve a real problem, 2) It's okay to think big initially, 3) Focus on being the best at something for a smaller segment when starting, 4) You must survive financially each year through selling and marketing, 5) Get great at selling and marketing, 6) Look crazy to normal people in how fanatical you are about important things, 7) Seek great help from various advisors and mentors. Managing your mindset and knowing it will be extremely hard work are also emphasized.
The document discusses inbound marketing and provides tips for success. It emphasizes that inbound marketing is a big opportunity and being searchable and shareable is good for business. It stresses that proper operating principles like defining your brand value in terms of uniquely helping others, are key to success. Examples of inbound marketing by local businesses and former students are also provided.
Serve to Be Great: Leadership Lessons from a Prison, a Monastery, and Boadroo...Matt-Tenney
The document appears to be a presentation by Matt Tenney about leadership lessons learned from a prison, monastery, and boardroom. Some of the key topics discussed in the presentation include mindfulness and awareness training, serving others on a larger scale, attracting top talent and improving customer service, and how becoming a giver can help one make more money and influence others. The presentation encourages the audience to implement ideas each week to better serve people around them.
Why Gamification and Recognition Don't MixGloboforce
Gamification is being tossed around as the latest fad. We see badges and leaderboards popping up all over the place. But does gamification belong in a recognition program? The latest Globoforce Mood Tracker report shares some insight on why employees believe leaderboards and badges cheapen the recognition experience.
Here is a list of key quotes and take-aways from Hubspot's Inbound 2014 Marketing Conference from thought leaders like Dharmesh Shah, Joe Pullizzi, Marcus Sheriden, Simon Sinek,Laura Fitton, Mitch Joel, Alexis Bradley & Ari Plaut
Evolution of the Influencer Economy: How to Activate Brand Ambassadors97th Floor
Presentation by Scott Paul at Mastermind 2019. Scott is CEO of Wooly, a software to help brands grow their ambassador communities. He also co-founded Tangible, a school for e-commerce. Scott took up alpaca farming in Midway, Utah this year and coaches his daughter's ski team at Sundance.
Learn more: 97th Floor
In this idea talk I looked at how startups get started. Rather than assuming you're right, startup founders and entrepreneurs assume they're wrong and set out on a journey of value discovery.
Why businesses should talktojason the Leeds public relations and communicatio...Jason Kelly
The document provides an overview of Jason Kelly's public relations services, experience, and testimonials. It highlights his experience working directly with brands and agencies to develop communications campaigns. It emphasizes delivering value beyond financial through helping clients achieve their goals. References praise Jason's passion, creativity, and focus on client needs within budgets. The call to action promotes fixed term project discounts and flexibility.
Highlights of the 3-hour, 40 minute Xero event featuring Paul Dunn. Pity we can't include the videos to make it really come alive (it was sensational in the room!) But enjoy it in this form.
The document lists 10 questions for an agency to consider regarding how much they focus on the client versus themselves. It questions whether the agency prioritizes awards, charges for strategy discussions, offers real value, pushes social media for its own interests, spends more time pitching than working on accounts, and sees the client or themselves as the most important account. It also asks if the agency tries to cover poor work with complex explanations or drops clients after pitching them.
Microbrand Affiliate Marketing: Keys to Long-term SuccessAffiliate Summit
Smart affiliates see the value in creating a sustainable competitive advantage. This talk explores strategies to help you create defensible affiliate campaigns which perform well over the long run.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliates/Publishers
Niche/vertical: Campaigns
Nicholas Reese, Chief Executor, Microbrand Media (Twitter @nickreese)
Mark Ramsey's (http://www.markramseymedia.com) presentation at the 2012 CMB Momentum Conference (http://cmbonline.org/2012momentum) in Orlando. The theme is "Betterness" - the real business of Christian radio - and perhaps all radio.
Gail McMeekin is an expert on creative success who helps people leverage their creative ideas. Her work focuses on developing creativity skills and overcoming challenges women face in being creatively fulfilled. She has written books on the topic and runs a signature program to help people commit to creative focus through cultivating fascination, originality, courage, and sharing their work.
Blogger and Brand Collaborations by Julianne Taylor and Courtney of French Co...GardenBloggersConference
The document discusses tips for bloggers seeking brand collaborations. It notes that 92% of consumers are more influenced by peer recommendations than ads, and 83% of companies use social media for brand awareness. It advises bloggers to grow their readership and improve metrics to get noticed by brands, and to politely reach out by introducing themselves, what they offer, and how it could benefit the brand. When securing a collaboration, bloggers should put agreements in writing, stay organized, and deliver more than expected. Building relationships and consistently creating high quality content can lead to longer-term collaborative opportunities.
Blogger and Brand Collaborations by Julianne Taylor and Courtney of French Co...DesignBloggersConference
The document discusses bloggers collaborating with brands. It provides tips for bloggers to get noticed by brands without being annoying, including growing their readership and improving metrics. It advises bloggers to politely introduce themselves to brands by sending a letter explaining who they are, what they offer, and why it matters. Bloggers should put agreements in writing, be organized, and deliver more than expected to secure ongoing collaborations. Case studies are provided of bloggers who succeeded through Style It Challenges competitions.
Elaine Chen discusses choosing to be entrepreneurial and the skills needed. She states that entrepreneurship can be taught as a craft and defines an entrepreneur as someone who can do something new and unproven with fun. An entrepreneur needs the spirit of a pirate with creativity and resilience combined with the skills of a Navy Seal such as being disciplined. She outlines universal principles for entrepreneurship such as focusing on the customer problem and validating solutions. Chen encourages anyone to choose to be entrepreneurial by developing an entrepreneurial spirit and skills.
Learn from one of the best in the industry! One thing is true in every industry: the top performers take all the business. You work hard to market your business. You don't need competitors stealing your paid search traffic! Why settle for 20% market share when you can have 50% or even 80%+?Pay-per-click marketing can make this possible, and Tyler DeWitt is here to show you how. Tyler DeWitt has managed pay-per-click ads since the beginning of time. With over 20 years of experience, Tyler is one of the foremost experts on PPC marketing — and his track record speaks for itself. At the age of 24, Tyler was already a top performer, producing over $100,000+/MO for well-known brands and earning more than most executives! In this session, Tyler will cover PPC in 2022. He’ll discuss strategies that work today and how you can optimize your Google Ads for maximum results.
You will learn the following:
1. How to structure your campaign.
2. How to maximize your ROAS.
3. How to maximize your market share.
Love in business? What an absurd, even uncomfortable idea. Business and love are quite separate. Obviously.
But what, after all, is ‘love’? Passion, regard, affection, enjoyment, zest, understanding and compassion? Are these not exactly the attributes we complain are lacking from our businesses?
And the antonyms of ‘love? Resentment, scorn, malice, antagonism, lack of alignment, fear. You don’t need to look far to see these in almost any large organisation in the world.
Perhaps love in business is not such an embarrassment. Far less an irrelevance. But, if so, what does this really mean and how to achieve it?
We thought we'd find out by bringing together leaders from some of the largest companies on the planet with entrepreneurs, advisors, academics and philosophers for an honest debate.
This is what was said.
This document summarizes key points from a presentation about leading change from within organizations. It discusses why change is difficult, strategies for overcoming resistance to change, and tips for change leaders. Some of the main ideas presented include identifying the real problems change aims to address, framing proposed changes in a way that relates to organizational priorities, enlisting early support from allies, and having courageous conversations about difficult issues. The overall message is that successfully driving change requires understanding an organization's culture and navigating both technical and adaptive challenges.
This document discusses acting like an owner at a company. It defines what ownership means, including taking responsibility for mistakes, demonstrating trustworthiness, and doing small things right. It provides examples of owner behaviors from small business owners, such as treating customers like family and doing tasks yourself rather than assuming someone else will. The document encourages leading by example, taking the company's success personally, and using "we" language to show ownership. It highlights stories of LinkedIn employees who demonstrated owner behaviors and provides tips for thinking more like an owner.
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Several Silicon Valley founders and executives shared lessons they wish they had known at age 20. Many emphasized the importance of surrounding yourself with good people and strong relationships, as well as demonstrating hustle and perseverance. Several also stressed the importance of taking risks and working passionately on problems that can make a meaningful impact.
what some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley wish they knew before the age of 20.
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MEMSI January 2018: Disciplined Entrepreneurship OverviewElaine Chen
This document provides an introduction to Disciplined Entrepreneurship at MIT. It discusses how MIT believes entrepreneurship is a craft that can be taught. The document emphasizes starting with understanding who the customer is and solving their problems with a product or solution that fits their problem. It notes that additional steps are needed, including getting customers to pay and building a sustainable company. The principles of Disciplined Entrepreneurship are presented as comprehensive yet practical and proven over time. Resources for further learning such as books and online courses are provided.
Persuading customers you cant afford to lose slideshareGordianBusiness
In many markets, fewer customers are generating more revenue. Losing one of your top customers who generates most of your revenue would be painful and in some cases fatal. Yet, even though they are your top customers you need to persuade them to do things they don't want to do. For example, accept a price rise.
The Big Turn On 2015: The Key to Engaging Employees with Internal StorytellingSocialChorus
A presentation by Anna Griffin, Senior Vice President, Global Marketing, CA Technologies, on The Key to Engaging Employees with Internal Storytelling, from The Big Turn On 2015, a SocialChorus event.
1. The next agency model must build business value for clients, not just focus on ads. It requires eliminating silos between disciplines and offering integrated solutions across marketing, media, creative, and more.
2. Agencies need to adapt at speed and be data-driven to keep up with rapidly changing consumer behaviors and channels. This means bringing together strategists, creatives, analysts and more into unified content studios.
3. To truly resonate locally, agencies must balance global branding with hyperlocal relevance by understanding diverse audiences and markets. The next agency model will be multi-local through teams around the world and strong diversity practices.
The document discusses how brands have lost trust over time due to dishonest actions and a lack of values and ethics. It argues that brands must rebuild trust through their values, ethics, constancy, intimacy, and creativity. Direct mail is presented as a way for brands to communicate their values and have a personal conversation with customers to regain their trust over time through an ongoing relationship. Creativity is emphasized as important for engagement rather than just focusing on ROI.
Leo Belanger owns S&S Oils, a small oil and gas service business he started 20 years ago. He prefers to keep the business small so he can remain self-motivated and closely track income. While economic challenges exist, such as rising oil prices, Belanger has found success through word-of-mouth marketing and loyal customers. He plans to continue running the business until retirement, hoping someone will buy it from him then.
Earning Best Places to Work With Your Company Culture jdjarrell
This document discusses building a strong company culture to earn a best companies title. It emphasizes creating a vision with core values like teamwork, communication, excellence and honesty. It also addresses common barriers to culture like poor leadership and lack of communication. The document stresses that workplace stress is a major health issue and discusses toxic leadership styles that contribute to stress. It argues that authentic, engaged leadership is needed to improve employee experience and satisfaction in order to build a great company culture.
Changing The World: What Happens When the Belief-Driven Consumer Meets the Pu...N. Robert Johnson, APR
The Promise: Great things happen when belief-driven consumers connect with purpose-driven employees. (Hint: we can change the world.) The Challenge: Most employees are not fully connected to their company’s purpose.
Future Perfect — Service Experience Conference 2013brandonschauer
The document discusses the purpose of business and how it has evolved. It argues that the purpose of a business is to serve customers, not to make a profit. It also discusses how businesses must organize themselves around customer experiences and journeys. The future of business lies in mastering how to create impactful and meaningful human experiences through stories and transformation.
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Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
NIMA2024 | De toegevoegde waarde van DEI en ESG in campagnes | Nathalie Lam |...BBPMedia1
Nathalie zal delen hoe DEI en ESG een fundamentele rol kunnen spelen in je merkstrategie en je de juiste aansluiting kan creëren met je doelgroep. Door middel van voorbeelden en simpele handvatten toont ze hoe dit in jouw organisatie toegepast kan worden.
IMPACT Silver is a pure silver zinc producer with over $260 million in revenue since 2008 and a large 100% owned 210km Mexico land package - 2024 catalysts includes new 14% grade zinc Plomosas mine and 20,000m of fully funded exploration drilling.
Best practices for project execution and deliveryCLIVE MINCHIN
A select set of project management best practices to keep your project on-track, on-cost and aligned to scope. Many firms have don't have the necessary skills, diligence, methods and oversight of their projects; this leads to slippage, higher costs and longer timeframes. Often firms have a history of projects that simply failed to move the needle. These best practices will help your firm avoid these pitfalls but they require fortitude to apply.
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
HR search is critical to a company's success because it ensures the correct people are in place. HR search integrates workforce capabilities with company goals by painstakingly identifying, screening, and employing qualified candidates, supporting innovation, productivity, and growth. Efficient talent acquisition improves teamwork while encouraging collaboration. Also, it reduces turnover, saves money, and ensures consistency. Furthermore, HR search discovers and develops leadership potential, resulting in a strong pipeline of future leaders. Finally, this strategic approach to recruitment enables businesses to respond to market changes, beat competitors, and achieve long-term success.
Discover innovative uses of Revit in urban planning and design, enhancing city landscapes with advanced architectural solutions. Understand how architectural firms are using Revit to transform how processes and outcomes within urban planning and design fields look. They are supplementing work and putting in value through speed and imagination that the architects and planners are placing into composing progressive urban areas that are not only colorful but also pragmatic.
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Pridesys Garments ERP is one of the leading ERP solution provider, especially for Garments industries which is integrated with
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With this automated solution you can easily track your business activities and entire operations of your garments manufacturing
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Explosion of new life forms. New industries emerging. I joined an advertising agency. But what I do today is anything but advertising. In fact - I have a hard time explaining to my friends what I actually do for a living. \n\nChallenges & opportunities facing the modern account handler. \nHow do we work when idea is king & where looking for this to connect an experience. Perfect storm coming together here in Stockholm. technology, creativity, new agency forms coming together - new colloborations. Sweden is ahead of the curve. \n
Redefining it. \n
The most important thing in the agency. \n
The most important thing in the agency. \n
Old role model. Problems area bad thing. dont have problems. problems are problems. if you have problems - pushing boundaries. Problem? There’s no problem here. \nGood news account handler - all good = contradictions. \n
Clue in the title. manage & you direct. Your piece of business not someone elses. CLient is looking to you good times/bad times - talent where & when things are going brilliantly credit. \n
Do you drive one of these. no you don’t. your not a courier. Clients find this infuriating - people think this. waste of time. \n
Not an estate agent - not there to sell anything no matter how shit it is. I think this is great because. \n
Honesty. Full picture & truth. very pressurized life’s - client is 5% working life spent with us nut its a high profile/high risk part of the job. \n
Problems. no problems. Embrace them. problems manifold - clients boss, your boss. they are facing challenges - time, budget, understanding of problems. dont be down by problems they are your currency. \n
Share the creative magic. Great account handlers put themselves in the middle of all the issues in the agency & they bring things together for the client. Strategy, digital, creative.\nShared & outstanding then your much more likely to get brilliant ideas away. \n
Clients get the work they deserve. Agencies get the clients they deserve. Incumbent on agencies to decide what sort of relationship they actually want with the client. Chemistry meetings to decide. \n
Who you gonna call. Client ambassador in the agency. Put also ambassador for the quality of the work in the agency too. Create a culture where good ideas don’t get killed early. Buy time. Fight for the extra day or two that will make a difference from good to great. On the end of the phone is an opportunity & your job is to create the best conditions for the best work. \n\n
Challenges & opportunities for the modern account handler. \n
Quarterback analogy. \n\nBUT the playbook hasn’t been written for most of the ideas we’re executing today. Lets look at some examples. \n
Just as the landscape as fragmented - so it puts new demands on our discipline. \n\nEntrepreneurial & creative\nUnderstanding complexity & organizing shit. \nDigital native \nTenacity of the dragon\n\n
Just as the landscape as fragmented - so it puts new demands on our discipline. \n\nEntrepreneurial & creative\nUnderstanding complexity & organizing shit. \nDigital native \nTenacity of the dragon\n\n
Just as the landscape as fragmented - so it puts new demands on our discipline. \n\nEntrepreneurial & creative\nUnderstanding complexity & organizing shit. \nDigital native \nTenacity of the dragon\n\n
Just as the landscape as fragmented - so it puts new demands on our discipline. \n\nEntrepreneurial & creative\nUnderstanding complexity & organizing shit. \nDigital native \nTenacity of the dragon\n\n
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Creating the conditions for moving from good to great. Need to water the ground to germinate an idea. And this takes stimulus being constantly fed into the workgroup. \n\nSome ways of feeding input into the team: Set up a closed workgroup on G+ or yammer, use circles, use collaborative work documents eg google docs, set up a blogroll & share reading/relevant points of interest, follow thought leadership on twitter, retweet to the team. Get iterative, share & kill the ego etc etc . \n
What’s the common thread? It’s about Leaning & Listening so that you can embody another L – Leadership. All account handlers have two ears & one mouth. All great account handlers use them in this proportion. We don’t have all the answers about the future proof suit but are more than happy to lead the debate. \n\n