Challenger Brand Profile: Sugru
Jane ni Dhulchaointigh, founder of Sugru, tells us about the importance of the community behind the product, and how that has helped grow th...
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Guest Post: Bite
Gill Maguire, an international marketer and consultant in the Czech Republic, writes about one of her favourite challenger brands in Eastern...
Guest Post: Havaianas
Carlos Ricardo, VP Marketing Services at Mondolez International, picks one of his favourite Latin American challenger brands to watch out fo...
The Art of Cultivating Ideas (and limes)
What fruitful plants and fertile innovation cultures have in common.
Finding vs. Forgetting
Every so often a business magazine will publish a survey of multinational CMOs and reveal what they think they need more of in the next few ...
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Amy shares a refreshing response to how small Challengers approach 'the competition'.
Thinking Differently about Organisational Structure
It was the end of a long, hot day. I had flown to make a speech, and was invited to ...
Is this burger real, or fake?
A mission to change the way we think about meat.
When a chair is more than a chair?
Georgia learns how to achieve through clear goals, even when there's a chair in the way.
Using your Cranium – a Story about Identity
Cranium of Cranium inc. was a ‘game’ changer in the board game category (tee hee). They flipped every convention; distribution, ...
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Challenging in Pharma – 3 Bits of Advice
Georg Toufar, CMO of Mundipharma International shares his three bits of advice for an individual looking to be a challenger ...
Enabling a Challenger Culture – 3 Bits of Advice
As mentioned in Adam’s blog post yesterday, Bite have a vibrant and ideas driven company culture. Central to this culture ...
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I’d like you to imagine you are the marketing manager of a mobile communications company. You and the CEO are ...
Giraffe Bread and what it teaches us about service
A short lesson in respecting your customers' intelligence from a 27 1/3 year old.
Stimulus & State
In the second film on meetings from Rupert Millington this week, Rupert explains the effect stimulus and ones surroundings can ...
Cake Porn
I was hurrying home one evening from a night out somewhere I can’t remember now – weaving through some of ...
The Power of Vulnerability
I was talking last week to Elle Harrison, the author of ‘Wild Courage’. Once an Innovation Leader at Unilever, she ...
Why Productivity is the Enemy of Insight
As marketers we have, crudely speaking, two competing pressures on us. On the one hand we need to be more ...
Great Meetings: 3 Bits of Advice
Rupert Millington, founder of innovation consultancy Baby Tiger, shares three bits of advice on how to have great meetings.
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Backpackers: stimulating Intelligent Naivety in a large company
Desert Island Insights
So you are a celebrity, you have a new book or album out, heck maybe you’re even running for Prime ...
Getting Better at Failing
They say the test of a civilised society is how it treats its citizens at each end of their lives: when they are children on the one hand, and when they are old on the other. And the most interesting ...
A Business Book that Saves Lives
We talk to Michael Bungay Stanier, Senior Partner at Box of Crayons and author of 'Do more Great Work', about his new project - a book to 'End Malaria'.