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How B2B Marketing is Learning from B2C
B2B marketing practice will follow the lead set by B2C marketers in the years ahead
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Strategic Marketing for the Digital Age
Michigan Ross program to future-proof B-to-B and B-to-C marketing strategies
NEWS
Mastering Sales Leadership
Schulich helps senior executives master the critical-thinking skills and strategies required at the forefront of sales leadership
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Innovation in the Luxury Market
WBS’s Luxury and Innovation Hub explores the evolution of digital and experiential luxury for the new generation
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Data Analysis – It’s a Human Issue
How selecting appropriate data to provide 'business' answers is a human responsibility
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The Power of Compliments
How to Use Positive Feedback to Motivate Staff as Well as Customers
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The Sad Demise of the Chief Marketing Officer
An alarming trend in companies that claim to put the customer first
