The History of Purpose: Why it Matters to PR
Nowadays, brand purpose is as critical to the business as is strategic management of its relationships.
Nowadays, brand purpose is as critical to the business as is strategic management of its relationships. Complementing the rise in Trust in NGOs is also the emergence of Purpose as a "table stakes" expectation. The keys to building trust can be found within five performance clusters: Engagement, Integrity, Products and Services, Purpose and Operations. I think about Trust and what it means in the business world – and the world of public relations – nearly every day. As we release Edelman's 13th Annual Trust Barometer this week, I want to share the three reasons I care about Trust. Countless articles have been written about the transient nature of 20 somethings: their continuous feelings of stagnation, of being lost in their current work and looking to be “fulfilled”. There is a New York Times best seller, complete with accompanying website, and multiple blogs, tumblrs and self-help landing pages all looking to help us find our way, or at least make a joke on our behalf. The History of Purpose: Why it Matters to PR
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