Rik Klingle-Watt has built his career on disrupting the status quo. As an award-winning creative director he helped elevate the plight of homelessness to a world stage, earned one client a Guinness World Record and brought dignity to Canada’s poorest … Read More »
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Why I Advocate a Living Corporate Culture
Manfred Vollmer spent over a decade immersed in the distinctive corporate culture of one of the world’s most innovative retail brands. That experience profoundly affected his approach to business and still influences how he does things today. In today’s blog, … Read More »
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Tagged accelerator companies, assuming responsibility, changemaker, corporate culture, corporate performance, entrepreneur, humbleness, Humour, IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad, Institute B, logistics, Manfred Vollmer, new skool business, Personal responsibility, retailing, Shared Values
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Assume Responsibility for Audacious Results
As an entrepreneur, it’s difficult to place the success or failure of your company squarely in the hands of others; it’s easier and less of a headache to prescribe a replicable formula for your employees to follow. But as Manfred’s … Read More »
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Tagged accelerator companies, audacious results, Belgium, business advice, changemaker, Company Culture, entrepreneur, IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad, Institute B, international expansion, Manfred Vollmer, new skool business, Responsibility, Supply Chain, vancouver business
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Ignite Your Company’s Performance
Whether you’re looking to ignite your company’s performance, transform your corporate culture or need specific advice with retail strategies and expansion, finance, funding, ERP systems or branding, B Spoke consulting from institute B will accelerate your organization’s results faster than … Read More »
Transforming Supply Chains Into Value Circles
Helping your suppliers run a better business benefits you more than exploiting their weaknesses. This is an unreasonable business concept that global brands like IKEA, Patagonia and Marks and Spencer have used with great success to develop loyalty and prosperity … Read More »