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Oh no he didn't...
April 11, 2010
By Evan Scott
Tags: Kauffman Foundation, Entrepreneurs, Angel Investors

Language blocking angel investors in the comprehensive financial reform bill being pushed by Senate Banking Committee chairman Senator Dodd must be a joke...

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Let's get Googled...
March 17, 2010
By Evan Scott

Google intends to choose several cities in the coming months to launch Google Fiber - we want Dayton to be one of them... 

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Seth Godin's lemonade stand reminds me of lawnmowing
January 11, 2010
By Evan Scott
Tags: Customer Service, Seth Godin

There's something about good customer service stories that really feel like a Winter evening in front of the fire, don't you think?

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Content may be king but stories are the supreme being
December 2, 2009
By Evan Scott

How will brand marketers create and distribute their own content in 2010?

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Edupunks?
October 14, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: Strategic Planning, Higher Education, Richard Florida, Peter Drucker, Matthew Gilbert, FastCompany

What's happening in higher education

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Socialnomics
September 29, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: Socialnomics, social media, strategic planning, marketing with meaning, marketing and innovation

Erik Qualman's Socialnomics is like a Tsunami. It's the next wave and companies have little time to prepare.

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It's a book, it's a movement, it's common sense
September 24, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: Marketing with Meaning, Dove, Bridge Worldwide, Bob Gilbreath

Bob Gilbreath and Bridge Worldwide are on to something...hopefully something huge.

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Less is More
August 12, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: Kauffman Foundation, due diligence, venture capital, market readiness, addressable market, sales model, Terrain MRI, strategic planning

Marion Ewing Kauffman Foundation study titled: RIGHT-SIZING THE U.S. VENTURE CAPITAL INDUSTRY

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Who’s running the show?
August 12, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: marketing and innovation, BusinessWeek, John Casesa, Peter Drucker, auto industry, strategic planning

I’ve maintained that one of the challenges businesses face is that marketing is seen as a function rather than as a way of doing business. In the longstanding era of management-by-quarter, it’s easy to see why.

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Rail industry survey - understanding future investment
June 26, 2009
By Evan Scott
Tags: Dysinger, rail industry, marketing survey, marketing and innovation, strategic planning

Dysinger, Inc. is helping the manufacturing sector understand what U.S. infrastructure spending will be like for the rail industry. Know anyone in the rail industry? Send them here.

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