Monthly Archives: September 2010

Even Famous People Love Chocolate

Posted on September 23, 2010 by

Someone asked me, why would anyone want to read about what they think via twitter or a blog? My answer was, “even famous people love chocolate.” You don’t have to write about deep thought issues, you have to write about … Continue reading →

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Why you Need a Chief Global Officer

Posted on September 19, 2010 by

By Edward Chenard 10 years ago I wrote an article by the same name, many people liked it back then, but I thought I would revisit the topic again. A lot has changed in ten years and yet the need … Continue reading →

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Creative Destruction and the Cannibalization Rate

Posted on September 13, 2010 by

Creative destruction became popular in the 90′s and it is still around today. In fact most people don’t call it that anymore, they call it cannibalization, so I thought it would be good to talk about both of them and … Continue reading →

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Using a Brand Development Index

Posted on September 10, 2010 by

Brand indexing is often associated with a CPG product, competing on the shelves of your local grocery store or big box retailer. But it is actually a great tool to use in the analysis of a financial product or B2B … Continue reading →

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Is Lack of Faith Part of the Problem?

Posted on September 3, 2010 by

I was at a recently lunch event in which the local VP for the US Chamber of Commerce gave a presentation. 99% of what he said, I had heard already, so I basically went on with my lunch, until he … Continue reading →

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