The Perfect Print Ads for the Social Media Age
Burger King’s “Burning Stores” campaign recently won the Grand Prix at Cannes. The criteria to win was for a print that classically portrayed a message in one image, in our modern age. Burger King’s
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What the 1900s Can Teach You About Content Marketing
Although today’s technology products are evolving at a rate faster than ever, the tried and true methods of content marketing have been around since the end of the nine-teenth century. In 1895,
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30 Day Challenges to Change Your Life
For people who like to make changes in their lives by jumping into the deep end, 30 day challenges are a great way to avoid procrastination and get excited about change. A recent Inc article lays out
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What Jeff Wiener Taught Us About LinkedIn’s Focus on Hiring Top Talent in 3 Words
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner recently revealed his plan to look for talent in non-traditional places. The qualities Weiner is looking for include “passion and fire, a great work ethic, perseverance,
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The One Sign You Need to Know to Gauge Leadership Skills
Chip Bergh, chief executive of Levi Strauss & Co., recently spoke in an interview about how he uses “leadership transparency.” This transparency means having the emotional courage to stand
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Make a Boring Presentation Sound Interesting
How do you make your routine presentation on project progress sound more interesting to the audience? Annet Grant gives 4 steps to keeping your audience from falling asleep. Turn Data into Images. Unless
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Thinking About Your Future
There are two simple steps to make when thinking about your future, according to recent Strategy+Business article by George Barbee. These are building your “foresight network” and improving
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Leading Millenials in the Workplace
A recent article from the Wharton School of Business reports on the stereotype that millenials (people born between 1980 and 2000), are often hard to keep in a business because they hop around jobs and
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Best Advice to Entrepreneurs from CEO: “Don’t do it”
David Rogier, CEO and CO Founder of MasterClass, gave a surprising answer on a question on Quora, when a user ask for the best advice for first-time entrepreneurs? His first bit of advice: was “Don’t
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Alberta’s Rainforest Framework for Cultural and Technological Progress
A new concept, called the “Rain Forest Framework,” is being adopted in Alberta, to help bridge the gap between technological progress and the success of society. The Rain Forest Framework
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