CEO at the Negotiating Table: Sending a Message? Or Painting Yourself into...
To use your CEO, or not use your CEO? A much debated topic in the crisis communications circles. But an equally valid question when it comes to other high stakes situations, such as the contract...
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Bank of America – Thomas Jefferson had a bank account at Bank of America. They are, after all, Bank of America. Just a few short years ago Bank of America was touting its “higher standards,” was...
View ArticleGrading Mary Barra – How the New General Motors CEO Performed before Congress
Anyone who follows the political comings and goings of Capitol Hill knows that congressional hearings around hot-button issues are often tense, difficult moments for those called to testify. Such...
View ArticleReputation Bracketology: General Motors vs. Bank of America
General Motors: A few months ago, GM seemed to be leading the charmed life. The “new GM” had put the bailout behind the company, and exuberance for its new CEO Mary Barra abounded. And then came the...
View ArticleReputation Bracketology: JCPenney v. General Motors
JCPenney: In the first round, JCPenney proved that returning head coach CEO Mike Ullman was onto something when the “Retailers” defeated Toyota to advance to the Final Four. When Ullman returned to the...
View ArticleCorporate Reputations to Watch in 2016
The 2016 election campaign has focused the nation’s attention on the future of the President of the United States as the commander-in-chief and both leader of the free world and keeper of the flame on...
View ArticleWill 2016 Be The Year Of The Woman (Again)?
2015 was heralded the “Year of the Woman” as General Motors’ Mary Barra, Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer and Xerox’s Ursula Burns guided their respective companies through corporate transformations. Meanwhile,...
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