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The latest vlog on how and why you should increase the quality of your listening skills when attempting to make your marketing or business relevant to your customers or employees.
The latest vlog on how and why you should increase the quality of your listening skills when attempting to make your marketing or business relevant to your customers or employees.
Read MoreJohn Varvatos 13th Annual Stuart House Benefit While brands worldwide clamor for new opportunities to engage customers and consumers in meaningful ways, ensuring every expression is a discreet representation of your core values becomes paramount in today’s shifting consumer landscape, and, this is ever more imperative when evaluating sponsorship allocations and relationships. Now in its …
Read MoreAs brands around the world recognize the benefits, and increasing necessity, of being a force for good in the world, the most critical consideration is to ensure that your actions, commitment and messaging come from a place of authenticity. The enduring partnership between John Varvatos and Stuart House is a model for meaningful impact achieved …
Read MoreWhile many brands bemoan the fact that they now have to reach consumers across multiple social media channels, the wisest brands recognize this as an opportunity to inspire the people that buy their products to share their brand story and build their business. What these brands realize is that consumers want to work with brands …
Read MoreAnyone who follows the insights revealed at the World Economic Forum each year benefits from their annual Global Risk Report that distills complex information from around the globe into a simple color-coded chart that reveals the greatest threats to our planet in any given year. These risks I color coded into five groups: Economic, Environmental, …
Read MoreIt’s official. 2015 wasn’t just the hottest year on record. It left 2014 far behind according to NASA and NOAA that independently released figures this week. NASA reported that the earth was with a.13 degrees Celsius compared to an average annual variation normally measured in 100ths of a degree. NOAA saw an even greater rise …
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