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How to create stronger culture via CEO conversations

How to create stronger culture via CEO conversations

by Chuck Kent | May 20, 2017 | Conversation Leadership

Chuck Kent The importance of building positive corporate culture isn’t news — and hasn’t been since the often-quoted Peter Drucker announced what culture eats for lunch. What is still news, however, is how little corporations and their leaders are doing about it.  A...
Can content be core business strategy? Robert Rose weighs in.

Can content be core business strategy? Robert Rose weighs in.

by Chuck Kent | May 12, 2017 | Conversation Leadership

Chuck Kent Allow me to state the (hopefully) obvious: executive content creation and thought leadership (our usual topics of concern here) need to be part of an organization’s overall content marketing strategy. But as content marketing matures, and the...
Faces vs. Facts: What research suggests about emotion in thought leadership

Faces vs. Facts: What research suggests about emotion in thought leadership

by Chuck Kent | May 4, 2017 | Conversation Leadership

Faces vs. Facts: What research suggests about emotion in thought leadership How can you become an executive thought leader? You’ve got great data. You’ve done the analysis. You’re ready to rock their world. But there’s still one problem: Nobody’s going to believe you....

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