Tag: pr
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I don’t know if it’s the Ivy League over-achiever in me or if I’m simply more competitive by nature than I realize, but I feel strangely panicky about having not made a 40 under 40 as yet. It’s not as though I’ve achieved nothing; I earned the two Emmy noms under my belt… but recognition…
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[Editor’s note: This post and podcast originally produced for Eastwick Communications here…] It’s an unfortunate aspect of live as a grown up that sometimes you have to associate with people you don’t especially like. That couldn’t be further from the truth with today’s Break through the Noise guest, Chris Heuer (and for that matter, his…
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[Editor’s note: This post and podcast originally produced for Eastwick Communications here…] I have great professional affection for people of great integrity who can inform, occassionally provide “scoop” as well as educate. Sam Whitmore is in this class and is why it’s not uncommon to hear us say, “Thank God for Sam Whtmore!” every now…
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[Editor’s note: This post and podcast originally produced for Eastwick Communications here…] As followers of this blog, and Eastwick in general, are well aware, we are all about influence. I remember one of the first business examples told to me in grammar school was the success of McDonalds in their early days, targeting ads at…
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The power of social networks. That’s what we’ll be discussing at Duarte Design in Mountain View this evening at 6:30 PM, the site of tonight’s Social Media Club San Francisco Silicon Valley chapter. The evening will kick off the evening with a half-hour fireside chat with John Hagel, network effects expert and Director at Deloitte…
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In my weekly, “Break through the Noise” podcast, I like to give you a wide variety of influencers, not only to get your creative juices flowing, but also how to grow communities and, ultimately, new revenue opportunities. And so I introduce you to a friend and visionary, Kevin Spier, executive at Bunchball. If you don’t know what…