Building and protecting their company's reputation in a fast moving, global economy has moved to the top of the agenda for CEOs and boards. Reputation Rules offers the frameworks, strategies, and processes for building a capability to master this challenge.
Learn about the latest research behind Reputation Rules, from how business decisions can impact company perception to the strategic interactions between firms and interested third parties.
Elaborating on the core concepts developed in Reputation Rules, the blog touches on recent events, new insights, and emerging trends while introducing current research and putting things into broader perspective.
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Four Perspectives on Re-establishing Trust
The following article is translated from the original Japanese that appeared in the May 7, 2012 edition of Nikkei Business Journal.
May 18, 2012
In the News
Associated Press
Daniel Diermeier spoke to the AP about Wal-Mart's new reputation problem.
MSNBC
Daniel Diermeier explains the return of controversy surrounding Wal-Mart after new allegations surface against the embattled retailer.
Kellogg Risk Summit
Daniel Diermeier will speak at Kellogg's May 17 summit on anticipating and managing reputational risks.
Reputation Rules
The Japanese edition of Reputation Rules is now available for purchase online.
Forbes
Daniel Diermeier evaluates how an outside investigation by a fair labor organization could impact Apple's reputation.
Forbes
Daniel Diermeier provides insight into how the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation can resurrect its reputation after its controversial decision to stop funding Planned Parenthood.