by Anne Bahr Thompson | May 11, 2018 | Brand Citizenship®, Brand leadership, Brand loyalty
Anne Bahr Thompson speaks with Paul Morris about her book Do Good, the research that led to the model of Brand Citizenship and creating financial value and social impact.(Click on the text to view the Facebook live...
by Anne Bahr Thompson | Mar 15, 2018 | Brand Citizenship®, Brand leadership, Political branding, Reputation management, Trends and cultural shifts
Profound changes in cultural sentiment are shifting the role business plays in addressing social issues at an accelerating rate. Companies across industries are stepping up and taking stances on issues typically considered outside their realm. Brands have...
by Anne Bahr Thompson | Dec 12, 2017 | Brand Citizenship®, Brand leadership, Featured, Reputation management
(Featuring examples from Do Good) More and more brands are taking on social causes and political agendas and as they do, expectations for business’ role in society are increasing. Brands that have a well-defined purpose naturally align themselves with befitting...
by Anne Bahr Thompson | May 3, 2017 | Brand Citizenship®, Brand leadership, Featured, Movements, Reputation management, Trends and cultural shifts
The US, and indeed the world, continues to shift at an accelerating pace, one faster than we have seen before. And as it has, I’ve been asked by a number of clients and prospects if I believe the call for companies to do good will continue. Real change takes time—even...
by Anne Bahr Thompson | Jul 5, 2016 | Brand Citizenship®, Brand leadership, Brand loyalty, Featured, Reputation management
OVERVIEW People’s expectations of government, business and other longstanding institutions have been shifting since 2008.. And, perhaps more so than anything, Brexit and the US Presidential race prove there’s no going back. Business as usual—with ‘leaders’ running the...
by Anne Bahr Thompson | Sep 7, 2014 | Brand leadership, Brand loyalty, Featured, Generational cohorts & differences, Trends and cultural shifts
CultureQ research continues to show Millennials rely on favorite brands to feel more emotionally balanced and psychologically fulfilled. Our latest insights reveal five ways brands can develop more valuable relationships with Millennials. 1. Fill the leadership void...
