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Tag Archives: management
insurgents in your organization
Late last week, Alex Bogusky was elevated from CD of Crispin Porter + Bogusky to “Chief Creative Insurgent“ of the ad agency’s parent company MDC Partners. Hmmm. Since, by definition, an insurgent is a rebel who revolts against authority or acts … Continue reading
your company’s looming social media disaster
Think about if you’ve met any of these cutting edge people… Remember when the Macarena came out? You probably danced it at some public gathering for the few weeks it was popular. Then it went away. And then a few … Continue reading
Posted in online, strategy
Tagged bestof2009, email marketing, facebook, management, social media, twitter
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muscle shoals has got the swampers
Back in my radio career, in addition to managing operations for the stations in the group, I also held down several airshifts as a “radio personality”. DJs get sick of songs way before you do. On the CHR formatted station, … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, speaking, strategy
Tagged bestof2008, big ideas, management, marketing speaker, radio
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that will be one amazing person
In a couple of weeks, I’m going to call this company because I REALLY want to meet the person they hired for this job. Marketing, PR, accounting, and HR all rolled up in one. Wow. Why not add “company mechanic” … Continue reading

