Monthly Archives: November 2014

The Arc Initiative – “Uniting Knowledge, Fuelling Entrepreneurship”

When I saw that part of our class twenty preparation was to write a blog post about the Arc Initiative, I was very excited. I actually found out about Arc last year when I met Jeff Kroeker at a Sauder … Continue reading

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Response: Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer: ‘It’s Totally OK to Fail’ (External Blog)

After reading Amy Wu and Nancy Lu’s blog posts on Abercrombie and Fitch’s CEO Mike Jefferies and the negative impact that he has had on the company, I began to think about how vital it is for a company to have … Continue reading

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Response: Risk! – Not Just a Board Game

In my classmate Nikki Non’s blog, she wrote about major companies investing their capital into smaller ventures, which got me thinking about my own personal risk tolerance and where I think it will take me in my career. Currently, I … Continue reading

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Response: A unique approach to ‘Positioning’

  I thoroughly enjoyed Lauren Smith‘s insight on Virgin’s approach to positioning and branding. I found it interesting that she noticed that Virgin does not seem to be following Ries and Trout’s advice in their book  ‘Positioning: The battle for … Continue reading

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Response: Coca-Cola’s smooth move

I found Atsushi Yamamoto’s blog post on Coca-Cola’s reaction to Japan’s increased consumption tax very interesting, and it led me to wonder about their marketing strategy and how they became one of the largest companies in the world. I have always … Continue reading

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