Articles Tagged ‘C-Suite’

Is at-home fitness still relevant?
From the C-Suite newsletter: To hold their ground post-pandemic, brands like Peloton and Mirror should avoid mimicking gyms.

How brands can avoid the greenwashing trap
Some companies are showing a genuine desire to make an impact, even if it means being painfully honest about the hurdles.

Eco Brand Watch: Henry of Pelham
From the C-Suite newsletter: How (and why) the brand spent years weaving sustainable practices into its messaging.

Why Allbirds is finally coming to Canada
The footwear co. will let ambassadors use its stores for their own endeavours, which will then build a community around the brand.

RBC, TD and Lululemon among most valuable brands
Once again, the financial institutions and apparel brand landed in Kantar’s top 10 lists for their sectors.

View from the C-Suite: Johanna Andren moves IKEA away from tactics and toward brand-building
The retailer now has a greater balance between long-term and short-term communications, says the head of marketing.

Lessons from a media leader turned tech consultant
In an exclusive column for strategy, Alex Panousis shares decades of observations around what makes a digital leader.

If CMOs value innovation, why are so few good at it?
Dentsu found that there are too many internal challenges to keep pace, among other things keeping marketers up at night.

WeCook’s ready-to-eat is ready to expand
The category is booming as consumers look for “prepared meals delivered to their home, like a restaurant, only less expensive.”

This is not your father’s condom brand
From the C-Suite newsletter: How two women entrepreneurs are tackling hypermasculinity with upstart Jems.

Why Kraft Heinz made Diana Frost its head disruptor
The new CMO shares how the company is “breaking plates” and no longer looking for perfection.

Corner Office Shifts: Miele hires former L’Oreal marketer
Plus, Fresh City moves its CMO into newly created CTO role, and OK Tire gets a new president and CEO.

David Segal takes another swing at tea
The founder of DavidsTea is back in business with Firebelly, taking some lessons from his original brand.