NALC 2018: Pink Goldfish Strategy

Recorded On: 08/13/2018

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True differentiation in business is rare. We are now living in an age of equivalency. Business leaders need to find ways to stand out. This keynote will cover the seven principles of the F.L.A.W.S.O.M. strategy in order to defy the ordinary, exploit imperfection and captivate your customers. Attendees will learn actionable ways to achieve competitive separation in the marketplace.

Stan Phelps

Keynote Speaker and Workshop Facilitator

Stan Phelps, JD/MBA is the founder of 9 INCH, a consultancy that helps clients win customers that are up to four times as valuable as those acquired through traditional marketing. His 20-year marketing background includes leadership roles with adidas, International Management Group, the PGA of America and Synergy Events. Stan has created award-winning campaigns and larger than life events. Those programs, although successful, weren't scalable or sustainable. He now focuses on how brands can create meaningful differentiation and advocacy. Helping brands get closer to the hearts of their customers and employees.

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