No More Mr Tough Guy: Brands Putting People First
Too often, tough guys are idolized and given credit for making “bold business decisions” at critical junctures in the history of the marketplace. As a result, being “tough” has been equated with being “successful” and, perhaps worse, “smart” and “right.”
But what about those less concerned about their tough-guy image and more focused on providing the best possible products and service? Is there a place at the top for the “good guy” or is steamrolling the only way to make it in the dog-eat-dog business world?
Today, culture and people-centric business models are more important and popular than ever. Brands putting people first take a look at what's changed and why it's working.
Presenters
Dean Carter
VP for Human Resources & Shared Svcs
Patagonia
Dean joined Patagonia’s leadership team as Vice President for Human Resources and Shared Services in May 2015. In his role, Dean provides strategic leadership and direction of Patagonia’s global hu...
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CMO
Lyft
Kira joined Lyft as CMO in December 2014, and brings more than 20 years of marketing and product leadership, building great consumer experiences and accelerating business growth across a wide varie...
Show the restMike Isaac
Reporter
The New York Times
Mike Isaac is a technology reporter for The New York Times, where he covers start-ups and the rise of the "on-demand economy." Previously, he reported on Facebook and Twitter as a Senior Editor at ...
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