31 Aug 2000
| by CRAIG SMITH
There is a management-speak expression currently in vogue, taking
the 30,000-foot view , which would make an ideal opening descriptor for
the chief executive of any airline. But for Barbara Cassani, CEO of
low-cost airline Go, it just doesn t fit. Cassani is not the kind of
boss to take a lofty, big...
10 Aug 2000
| by CRAIG SMITH
Most companies don t have a clear picture of their marketing
performance. In fact, they prefer to fumble around in the dark. It s
easy to see why. Fumbling has a lot going for it; more adventure, more
creativity and more surprises are all possible. But you may not like
what you see when the lights go...
27 Jul 2000
| by LAURA MAZUR
Innovation and sheer scale were the defining attributes of the
winners of the Business in the Community Cause Related Marketing Awards
for Excellence 2000. The Avon Crusade Against Breast Cancer and Free
Books for Schools by Walkers and News International were joint winners
in a tightly fought category.
13 Jul 2000
| by CRAIG SMITH
Stop me if any of this sounds familiar: 75% of us believe our role
is undermined; we need to ensure that we have a serious strategic role,
not a purely functional one; there is a sense that our activities add to
business goals but we don t measure this precisely; we need to move to a
professional qualification;...
26 Jun 2000
| by JONAH BLOOM
When I was 16, I founded a car cleaning empire. I used to traipse
around north-east London washing loads of wonderful cars.
27 Apr 2000
| by CRAIG SMITH
The 21st century is not for tidy minds. It s messy.
06 Mar 2000
| by LEXIE GODDARD
what 28-year-old Daniel Estrin has done. The former
buyer for the New York arm of corporate barter ...
friend, says
Daniel of his younger brother. Wayne and Daryl are also best mates and
are the same ...
-ins and long
weekends are out, if they get weekends at all.
Daniel likes to get in at 7.45am before ...