Simon Mainwaring

We First provides consulting and training to help companies tell the story of their good work in ways that build their business

Consumers

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In light of unwanted media attention stemming from the Cambridge Analytica data breach and a recently leaked memo which showcased the company’s aggressive growth strategies, Facebook has been working hard maintain stakeholder trust. Unhappy users have been spreading the #DeleteFacebook hashtag and shareholder trust has faltered, as has Facebook’s stock price. At the core of […]

In light of unwanted media attention stemming from the Cambridge Analytica data breach and a recently leaked memo which showcased the company’s aggressive growth strategies, Facebook has been working hard maintain stakeholder trust. Unhappy users have been spreading the #DeleteFacebook hashtag and shareholder trust has faltered, as has Facebook’s stock price. At the core of …

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Every business leader wants consumers to think of their company as an essential ingredient in building a better life; yet, the very definition of what constitutes the Good Life changes over time. While dynamic consumer desires shape the products and services that support an “optimal lifestyle,” there’s no crystal ball that brands can rely on …

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Prior to ExxonMobil’s annual shareholder meeting, stockholders are making a push for the company to consider climate change as a more integral part in business strategy. These sentiments reflect a growing movement — fueled by pension fund managers, institutional investors and individuals – to pressure oil companies to be more transparent about how climate change and related …

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In today’s rapidly advancing digital world, gaining consumer loyalty and purchases requires more than smart branding and far reaching media. People are overwhelmed with advertisements and often block out non-relevant content. To inspire consumer engagement, brands must provide users with individually curated, timely, and valuable information on the right platforms. Essentially, the market is demanding …

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The world’s most innovative brands, from small businesses to multinational corporations, are using purpose to not only guide long-term business strategy and create emotionally engaging ad campaigns, but also to foster employee and customer support, distinguish themselves as a force for good and increase the bottom line. As more companies find and promote their purpose, …

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