Danny Rogers: Tomorrow's CEOs must be a force for good
25 Jan 2012 | by Danny Rogers
Edelman's annual Trust Barometer - the 2012 incarnation was unveiled this week - usually prompts a minor furore among the chattering classes.
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In creative businesses accountants need to show that they can be a force for good, writes Mano Manoharan.
Edelman's annual Trust Barometer - the 2012 incarnation was unveiled this week - usually prompts a minor furore among the chattering classes.
Sadly, given recent corporate history, we've probably all got accustomed to banks making poor, greedy or heartless decisions.
The former global chief marketing officer at Unilever, a Cannes festival regular, casts a sceptical eye on last month's celebrity-laden event and its client and agency attendees.
It's not a word that sits naturally in the brash world of advertising. But as the global economy stumbles forward, humility is the concept brand owners must embrace to engage with the consumers on whose patronage they depend. Euro RSCG's Russ Lidstone explains.
While other companies are trying to tempt consumers with nostalgia, the Spanish bank has said it will phase out its Abbey, Bradford & Bingley and Alliance & Leicester brands by the end of next year