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Tom Ambler explores the relationship between the success of small to
mid-sized firms and their cultural values. We know
that organizations who intentionally and
relentlessly build and leverage their key
intellectual assets normally become winners. Is
there a comparable way they can win by focusing on
their culture and values?
Peter Duncan reviews Mitch Goozé’s new book in which Goozé successfully demystifies marketing, distinguishes it from sales and promulgates a process for generating new customers.