What Ails the Almighty Brand?

November 1, 2020• Home slider

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Boeing falls short

April 20, 2020• Home slider, Uncategorized

Since the early late 1990s, shareholder value maximization or short-termism has been infecting businesses, hollowing out globally respected...

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Softly Killing Themselves

March 1, 2020• Home slider

As a student of corporate longevity and value creation, I am on the lookout for trends in lifespan of corporations. Other than the landmark...

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TESCO – What ails Customer Centricity’s poster child?

March 1, 2020• Home slider

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The Need for Singularity in Management

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

Over the years, I realized with some hesitation for the fear of falling out with one’s...

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‘Value’ is not ‘Money’

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

Over the past few days, I have been in long animated discussions with business owners and directors with a wide variety...

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Reclaiming the true nature of brands

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

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The Father of Purpose

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

Matters which concern corporate longevity and value sustenance have long drawn my attention. When I decided to move on from my...

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What Hillary Clinton, the Bank of England and SEC share in common

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

If you are wondering about the title, let me cut to the chase. Hillary Clinton, the Democratic contender for US presidential elections,...

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Learning from Toshiba’s troubles

March 1, 2020• Uncategorized

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