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Fast Forward 2005: <span>91-95</span>

The future is something to get excited about again. Here's our look at the surprising people, ideas, and trends that will change how we work and live in 2005.READ»

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Instant Feedback - Part 2

More panel responses to the May 07 article "Lessons From the Tarmac."READ»

Ivan Glickman
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A Spoon Full Of Sugar Helps Investors Take Their Medicine

Every time my 3-year-old son sees a bottle of children’s Tylenol he asks for “petesina.” That’s his word for medicine or “medecina” in Spanish. Does he have a headache? No. Is he addicted to pain killers? I hope not. But ...READ»

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The Hidden Qualities Of Great Leaders

What are the qualities of truly great leaders? Not the ones you think.READ»

Here, Charity Begins On-Site

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The Blog's New Role in Crisis Communications

Shel Holtz is principal of Holtz Communication and Technology. After a rather general and basic morning introduction to the practice of business blogging at the New Communications Forum in Napa, California, he provided an in-depth ...READ»

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PUSH the Future (4)

Fourth lesson from PUSH 2007 Traditional media are being replaced by…something Want to know what life is like here in Traditional Media-Land (that would include newspapers, magazines, television news, radio)? Here's an executive ...READ»

The Metrics of Fear: The USDA and Mad Cow Disease

The global anxiety that erupted following the discovery of the first case of mad cow disease in the United States last month offers a compelling contrast between risk and fear. How disproportionate is the current fear in relation to ...READ»

Ivan Glickman

What's In A Name? A Lot, It Turns Out

Back in August, I wrote a post on the re-branding of Washington Mutual as WaMu. I didn’t like the way the new name sounded and still don’t. More recently, there has been a blast of ads from the pharmaceutical industry for new ...READ»

Ivan Glickman

An Interview with a Corporate Green Hero

Bonnie Nixon, HP's corporate sustainability director, drives major change and serves as a leader for us all.READ»

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Cleaning Up Brand Clutter

With 35 varieties of bagels, 66 subbrands of GM cars, and more than 13,000 mutual funds, American consumers are suffering a severe case of brand overload. Marketing guru Peter Sealey has a tough-love cure: "simplicity marketing."READ»

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Four Rules for Great Experiences

Advice on how to deliver compelling online experiences.READ»

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Writing a Mission Statement That Doesn't Suck

Download this document Chip and I developed: "5 Tips for a Sticky Strategic Vision." Here's a funny and illuminating review of a book on Mission Statements. My opinion is that most organizations would benefit more from setting a ...READ»

Isolating the Leadership Gene

Jim Mullen's company invented a blockbuster treatment for multiple sclerosis, and it spends $1 million a day experimenting on revolutionary new medicines. Mullen himself is experimenting with the new challenge of leadership: How do you exude confidence and command in a high-stakes business fraught with big risks and head-spinning complexity? Here's what he's discovered.READ»

In Praise of the Purple Cow

Remarkably honest ideas (and remarkably useful case studies) about making and marketing remarkable products.READ»

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Net Worth

Insurance premiums. Taxes. Mortgage payments. College. Here's how to leverage the Web to tackle four of your toughest money problems.READ»

Ivan Glickman

Can CSR Fit a Recession Strategy?

Can Corporate Social Responsibility remain on strategy’s short list in the teeth of a severe recession? How much good can struggling corporations afford to do?READ»