This is the sixth in a series of 10 posts about different aspects of CEO branding. As a CEO, you are not only responsible for profitability and productivity, but you’re also the top representative for the views and philosophies of the company you lead. Your company website no doubt has pages dedicated to what your [...]
Jul 23, 2012 | Categories:Brands, Features, Insights, Media, PR, Social Media | Tags: AT&T, blog, book, broadcast media, C-suite, CEO, CEO branding, CEOs, Coca-Cola, content, Dean Kamen, ghostwriter, Google, great story, Internet, magazine, newspaper, Patch, PowerPoint, Seth Godin, speaking, storytelling, TED, the Huffington Post, Tony Robbins, video, website, writing | Leave A Comment »
Originally posted on the Huffington Post. There’s a real paradox today in the meaning of the word community. On one hand, we’re building our communities online and forming tribes with like-minded, digital folks who share our likes and dislikes, our restaurant recommendations and, in the case of places like Egypt, our desire for democracy. But [...]
Jun 08, 2011 | Categories:CSR, Features, Insights, Media, Trends | Tags: Andy Warhol, Austin, B2B, big business, Cambridge, Carnegie Mellon, Chicago, community, corporations, cost of living, creative class, CSR, democracy, digital, doing good, entrepreneurs, euro rscg, finance, Foursquare, government, high tech, hyperlocal, India, journalism, local, Los Angeles, Main Street, Media, microtarget, millennials, New York City, outsourcing, Patch, Pittsburgh, Richard Florida, Stamford, the arts | Leave A Comment »
We already know the world has gone hyperlocal—from rooftop gardens to online deals for everything from facials near your home to ceviche dinners close to your office on LivingSocial, Groupon and Dealtificate. The media industry is no exception, and right now I’m watching the Patch.com model as a symbolic nod to where the future of [...]
May 05, 2011 | Categories:CSR, Features, Media, Social Media, Trends | Tags: Alvin Toffler, Anna Wintour, AOL, CNBC, Coke, Connecticut, CSR, Dealtificate, digital, doing good, Facebook, Fashion, Google, Groupon, hyperlocal, hyperlocalism, information society, journalism, LivingSocial, local, Local is the new global, news, newspaper, Patch, Pepsi, Social Media, Steve Case, Tavi Gevinson, television, The Third Wave, Tim Armstrong | 1 Comment »
