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Al Gore: A Case Study in Rebranding

Nobel175.jpgOnly a few years ago, Al Gore was dismissed as a humorless stiff, a winner that lost and the self-appointed “inventor of the Internet.”

Today, he’s celebrated as a Nobel Prize winner—and the passionate voice for a movement to halt global warming.

There’s a valuable business lesson embedded in all of this: If you want to rebrand your company—or rebrand yourself—it starts by actually standing for something. Not by redesigning your logo or launching a new ad campaign. 

Connect with people on a level that matters. Commit to making the change real. And let the prizes take care of themselves.

Posted on Tue, October 16, 2007 at 06:50AM by Registered CommenterFrank J. Oswald | CommentsPost a Comment

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