Content, Strategy, Marketing & Business | A consultant’s view » Christine Thompson
As we approach the New Year and the start of a new decade, this is the traditional time to reflect and dream: looking back over the past year, imagining new possibilities and then setting goals for 2010. The question is, how good are the resolutions and intentions you set for the coming year? How do you approach this process? What opportunities do you create for yourself and your business?
These days, there’s no excuse for bad presentations when stakes are high. There are many resources readily available for presenters who aspire to make an impact or drive change as a result of their presentations. Do you want to make a difference in 2010? Here’s how.
The team at Pragmatic Marketing has just updated their 15-year-old marketing framework – a “market-driven model for managing and marketing technology products.” This is a big deal, as they’ve trained 60,000+ people under their previous model. The hyperlink above takes you to the page where they explain what’s new or different.
