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April 7, 2020April 25, 2020 andreweverett360

Improv skills for leadership

Elizabeth Doty  wrote an article for Strategy + Business titled Using Improv to Transform How You Lead. Continue reading “Improv skills for leadership” →

April 6, 2020April 4, 2020 andreweverett360

It’s not Brand Purpose. It’s Corporate Social Responsibility.

Carl Panteny wrote a blog post titled ‘Brand Purpose’ needs to be banned.

« It’s not a branding exercise. It’s engaging in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). » Continue reading “It’s not Brand Purpose. It’s Corporate Social Responsibility.” →

April 5, 2020June 25, 2026 andreweverett360

Is the global financial system fragile, resilient, or antifragile?

Peter Neuwirth wrote a blog post titled Fragility, Antifragility, and Financial Forest Fires in two parts (part 1, Part 2). Peter Neuwirth is the author of What’s Your Future Worth? which describes the basic principles behind the actuarial perspective.  

Continue reading “Is the global financial system fragile, resilient, or antifragile?” →
April 4, 2020 andreweverett360

contraction vs recession

Ken Fisher wrote an optimistic blog post titled My take on the coronavirus, the economy, and the stock market. Continue reading “contraction vs recession” →

April 1, 2020 andreweverett360

5 Answers for the Scared Voices in your Head

Dr. Daniel Crosby, a psychologist specializing in behavioral finance, wrote an article titled 5 answers for the scared voices in your head. Continue reading “5 Answers for the Scared Voices in your Head” →

April 1, 2020 andreweverett360

How investors can stay rational in irrational times

David Lewis, Kelly Peters, and Dan Ariely wrote an article for The Globe and Mail titled How investors can stay rational in irrational times. Continue reading “How investors can stay rational in irrational times” →

April 1, 2020April 4, 2020 andreweverett360

Brand babblers

Bob Hoffman wrote a blog post titled Branding and Grandstanding. Continue reading “Brand babblers” →

March 31, 2020March 29, 2020 andreweverett360

Don’t ban targeting, ban tracking

Bob Hoffman wrote a blog post WIRED: “BAN TARGETED ADVERTISING”. Continue reading “Don’t ban targeting, ban tracking” →

March 30, 2020 andreweverett360

Covidien sabotaged U.S. plan to build a stockpile of inexpensive ventilators

A Boston.com article reports The U.S. tried to build a new fleet of ventilators. The mission failed. Continue reading “Covidien sabotaged U.S. plan to build a stockpile of inexpensive ventilators” →

March 30, 2020 andreweverett360

Marketing in a supply constrained situation

Cheryl Calverley from an article for MarketingWeek titled In these times of crisis, marketers must bow down to the COO (27 March 2020).  Continue reading “Marketing in a supply constrained situation” →

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