Moment 191: Inside Nike’s Branding Genius: Lessons for Building an Iconic Brand: Greg Hoffman

时刻 191:耐克品牌天才的内部:打造标志性品牌的经验教训:格雷格·霍夫曼

The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

社会与文化

2024-12-13

14 分钟
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In this moment, Greg Hofman former CMO of Nike explores how the brand’s bold strategies helped the brand become an iconic global powerhouse. He shares practical lessons on building a strong brand identity, connecting with audiences, and leveraging creativity to drive business success. Head to https://www.linkedin.com/doac24 to claim your credit. Watch the Episodes On Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/%20TheDiaryOfACEO/videos Greg: https://www.themodernarena.com/about Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • For me, it's probably Nike.

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  • To create a strong emotional connection with someone else, I'm presuming you have to take a strong emotional stance yourself often.

  • So I'm just thinking about the things that have evoked the strongest emotional connections with anything I do.

  • The things that have evoked the strongest emotional connections with this podcast and its audience are strong emotional stories.

  • But that when you do that, when you avoid indifference, you are putting yourself in line for potential criticism and attacks and you're going to polarize people and people are going to love and hate you.

  • How important has that been for Nike and how important is it for a person starting a podcast or a business or leading a team or whatever else.

  • For a brand like Nike?

  • It was, you know, look at the athletes that represented the brand early on.

  • I mean, they were all rebels, you know, within their own sports.