Monthly Archives: November 2014

The United Nations and social enterprise share a common goal of providing stability for third world countries. However, their way of achieving this goal is significantly different. These differences can be coined by the universal saying “Give a man a … Continue reading →

In Christine M. Riordan’s blogpost (Harvard Business Review) she discusses the need for friendship, camaraderie and fun in the workplace. We recently touched upon this concept in class, with the example of Zappos, the shoe company. Zappos has established a … Continue reading →

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/merrillbarr/files/2014/04/netflix-logo.png Rachael’s blog entry describes Netflix and the effect it has had on cable companies. Netflix, an online streaming video service, is a major competitor for television programming. Millions of consumers have already been lured away from cable with the … Continue reading →

Dove’s Campaign for Real Beauty has been one of the biggest ad campaigns of the decade. The campaign is one of modern marketing’s most talked about success stories because of its promotion of positive self-esteem and body image. By tapping … Continue reading →