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Echo Research 20th anniversary thought leadership seminar

In event, marketing, online on 8 October 2009 with 2 comments

I sat through a number of presentations courtesy of Echo Research. The themes were more corporate communications-themed than I have been used to but some good stuff came out of it. Here are mind maps that I made from the different presentations.

Echo Research Thought Leadership seminar presentations

Sandra MacLeod, group CEO Echo Research

Echo Research Thought Leadership seminar presentations

Dr David Michaelson, president Echo Research

Echo Research Thought Leadership seminar presentations

Paul Holmes, editor of The Holmes Report and Vadim Saveliev, senior vice president of public relations Severstal

Echo Research Thought Leadership seminar presentations

Rita Clifton, chairman Interbrand and president MRS


2 Comments

[...] was attending the Echo Research 20th anniversary thought leadership seminar when I heard Rita Clifton of Interbrand mention the HIPPO Syndrome. Clifton mentioned meeting [...]

Posted by renaissance chambara alias Ged Carroll - Jargon Watch: HIPPO Syndrome on 18 October 2009 @ 12am

[...] was attending the Echo Research 20th anniversary thought leadership seminar when I heard Rita Clifton of Interbrand mention the HIPPO Syndrome. Clifton mentioned meeting [...]

Posted by Jargon Watch: HIPPO Syndrome - Dot Comms on 18 October 2009 @ 9am

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