logging in or signing up growing-a-brand-growing-a-team aSGuest53088 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 670 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: July 06, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Growing a Brand. Growing a Team. John Moore Slide 4: All healthy things grow. Slide 9: Healthy brands grow. Slide 10: Healthy teams grow. Slide 11: Lack of growth indicates “poor” health. Slide 12: Unhealthy brands don’t grow. Slide 13: Unhealthy teams don’t grow. Slide 14: Healthy growing brands and teams are visionary, passionate, and purposeful. Slide 15: Being visionary isn’t predicting the future. It’s being alert to opportunities. Slide 16: Being visionary isn’t predicting the future. It’s being alert to opportunities. Slide 17: Visionary Slide 18: Visionary Slide 19: Visionary Slide 20: Visionary Slide 21: Visionary “If you begin with ‘who,’ rather than ‘what,’ you can more easily adapt to a changing world.” source: Good to Great (Jim Collins, 2001) Slide 22: Visionary “It is better to hire people who can get you to where you want to be than people who profess to have been there before.” source: The Macintosh Way (Guy Kawasaki, 1988) Slide 23: Passion attracts passion. Slide 24: Passionate The passion that goes into a business can inspire the passions of those working for the business. Slide 25: Passionate Businesses need passionate followers more than they need passionate leaders. Slide 26: Passionate People quit people, not companies. Slide 27: Being purposeful is about making meaning more than making money. Slide 28: Purposeful Change the world. Slide 29: Purposeful source: ZAG (Marty Neumeier, 2006) Our __________ is the ONLY __________ that __________. (product category) (uniqueness) (brand name) Slide 30: Purposeful If you went out of business tomorrow, would anyone miss you? source: Mavericks at Work (Bill Taylor & Polly LaBarre, 2006) Slide 31: Purposeful Great companies get the right people on the bus. source: Good to Great (Jim Collins, 2001) Slide 32: Purposeful The right person will hire the right people. Slide 33: Purposeful Conscientious Slide 34: Purposeful Conscientious Empathetic Slide 35: Purposeful Conscientious Friendly Empathetic Slide 36: Purposeful Conscientious Friendly Empathetic Ability Slide 37: Purposeful Keep the Likeables. Slide 38: Purposeful Keep the Likeables. Dump the Assholes. Slide 39: Purposeful Assholes make themselves look good first, others second. Slide 40: Purposeful Likeables make others look good first, themselves second. Slide 41: Purposeful The ASSHOLE Ripple Effect versus The LIKEABLE Ripple Effect Slide 42: Purposeful Assholes hire assholes. Likeables hire likeables. inspiration: The No Asshole Rule (Bob Sutton, 2007) Slide 43: Purposeful No assholes. Only likeables. inspiration: The No Asshole Rule (Bob Sutton, 2007) Slide 44: Healthy growing brands and teams avoid being complacent, conservative, and conceited. Slide 45: Complacent brands and teams do not dare disrupt the “good thing” going on. Slide 47: same as it ever was Slide 48: Complacency Repetition doesn’t make tradition. Slide 49: Complacency Make the common uncommon. Slide 50: Conservatism breeds decision-making based upon maintaining what you have and not growing what you could have. Slide 51: Conservatism 60 30 10 Slide 52: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Slide 53: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Expand the Core Slide 54: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Expand the Core Explore Beyond the Core Slide 55: Conceit causes brands/teams to make company-centric decisions and not customer-focused decisions. Slide 56: Conceit Listen to feedback from anyone and from everywhere. Slide 57: Conceit Respond appropriately. Slide 58: STOP asking … What will make our brand/team grow? Slide 59: START asking … What is keeping our brand/team from growing? Slide 60: Healthy brands & teams do not need gimmicks to grow. They grow naturally. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
growing-a-brand-growing-a-team aSGuest53088 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 670 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: July 06, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Growing a Brand. Growing a Team. John Moore Slide 4: All healthy things grow. Slide 9: Healthy brands grow. Slide 10: Healthy teams grow. Slide 11: Lack of growth indicates “poor” health. Slide 12: Unhealthy brands don’t grow. Slide 13: Unhealthy teams don’t grow. Slide 14: Healthy growing brands and teams are visionary, passionate, and purposeful. Slide 15: Being visionary isn’t predicting the future. It’s being alert to opportunities. Slide 16: Being visionary isn’t predicting the future. It’s being alert to opportunities. Slide 17: Visionary Slide 18: Visionary Slide 19: Visionary Slide 20: Visionary Slide 21: Visionary “If you begin with ‘who,’ rather than ‘what,’ you can more easily adapt to a changing world.” source: Good to Great (Jim Collins, 2001) Slide 22: Visionary “It is better to hire people who can get you to where you want to be than people who profess to have been there before.” source: The Macintosh Way (Guy Kawasaki, 1988) Slide 23: Passion attracts passion. Slide 24: Passionate The passion that goes into a business can inspire the passions of those working for the business. Slide 25: Passionate Businesses need passionate followers more than they need passionate leaders. Slide 26: Passionate People quit people, not companies. Slide 27: Being purposeful is about making meaning more than making money. Slide 28: Purposeful Change the world. Slide 29: Purposeful source: ZAG (Marty Neumeier, 2006) Our __________ is the ONLY __________ that __________. (product category) (uniqueness) (brand name) Slide 30: Purposeful If you went out of business tomorrow, would anyone miss you? source: Mavericks at Work (Bill Taylor & Polly LaBarre, 2006) Slide 31: Purposeful Great companies get the right people on the bus. source: Good to Great (Jim Collins, 2001) Slide 32: Purposeful The right person will hire the right people. Slide 33: Purposeful Conscientious Slide 34: Purposeful Conscientious Empathetic Slide 35: Purposeful Conscientious Friendly Empathetic Slide 36: Purposeful Conscientious Friendly Empathetic Ability Slide 37: Purposeful Keep the Likeables. Slide 38: Purposeful Keep the Likeables. Dump the Assholes. Slide 39: Purposeful Assholes make themselves look good first, others second. Slide 40: Purposeful Likeables make others look good first, themselves second. Slide 41: Purposeful The ASSHOLE Ripple Effect versus The LIKEABLE Ripple Effect Slide 42: Purposeful Assholes hire assholes. Likeables hire likeables. inspiration: The No Asshole Rule (Bob Sutton, 2007) Slide 43: Purposeful No assholes. Only likeables. inspiration: The No Asshole Rule (Bob Sutton, 2007) Slide 44: Healthy growing brands and teams avoid being complacent, conservative, and conceited. Slide 45: Complacent brands and teams do not dare disrupt the “good thing” going on. Slide 47: same as it ever was Slide 48: Complacency Repetition doesn’t make tradition. Slide 49: Complacency Make the common uncommon. Slide 50: Conservatism breeds decision-making based upon maintaining what you have and not growing what you could have. Slide 51: Conservatism 60 30 10 Slide 52: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Slide 53: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Expand the Core Slide 54: Conservatism 60 30 10 Fix the Core Expand the Core Explore Beyond the Core Slide 55: Conceit causes brands/teams to make company-centric decisions and not customer-focused decisions. Slide 56: Conceit Listen to feedback from anyone and from everywhere. Slide 57: Conceit Respond appropriately. Slide 58: STOP asking … What will make our brand/team grow? Slide 59: START asking … What is keeping our brand/team from growing? Slide 60: Healthy brands & teams do not need gimmicks to grow. They grow naturally.