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Andrea Learned: Go Ahead, Let Outrage Start the Much Needed Gender Conversation

women's market and gender trends expert, author and speaker Is it just me, or is the conversation around gender heating up a bit these days? There's buzz from groups that run the spectrum -- from what might be called 'raging feminism" to what might ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  8 Aug 2009
Related Topics: Twitter Inc

Andrea Learned: De-Genderfying Leadership

Men "just don't understand," and women and men will "never be able to communicate in a productive manner." I'm not the only one who doesn't buy this line of thinking. That's why I was a bit frustrated to read Maria Shriver's announcement of what sounds ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  28 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Maria Shriver,  Deborah Tannen,  Kira (musician)

Andrea Learned: Sustainable Business Serves The Women's Market, Naturally

Sustainable business and the women's market are hot these days. Don't say you haven't noticed. While both trends could certainly be leveraged for "wily" marketing purposes, the two should actually be taken quite seriously by brands looking for a bigger ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  27 Aug 2008

Andrea Learned: "Nuancing" The Consumer

Studies show that marketers have been missing a huge part of the population. Could it be? Apparently, having so shifted their focus toward women, marketers have lost touch with the male consumer -- but there are several "secrets" to reaching them that ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  1 Aug 2008

Andrea Learned: BMW Blows It With Ad Campaign Innuendo

Quick. What comes to mind when you see a close up of a flaxen-haired young lass with pouty lips and bedroom eyes that includes this caption, "You know you're not the first?" A slightly used BMW, no doubt! The luxury car brand just made a big mistake by ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  24 Jul 2008
Related Topics: BMW

Andrea Learned: This Blank Ad Space Brought To You By...

"But some travelers -- who already feel nickel-and-dimed by new airline fees -- may be irked by seeing ads splashed on their boarding passes. Travelers already face a variety of come-ons during their flight. U.S. Airways, for example, sells ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  15 Jul 2008
Related Topics: Gary Larson

Andrea Learned: Question External Expectations

"If we don't have a clear idea of what is important, of the results we desire in our lives, we are easily diverted into responding to the urgent." Then there's our culture's lovely 24/7 news cycle -- even when there is nothing to report (but any ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  29 May 2008
Related Topics: Facebook Inc.,  Twitter Inc,  LinkedIn Corp,  Stephen Covey

Andrea Learned: Power to the People: Consumer Empowerment Changes the Work World

When law firms are starting to allow more flexible life styles and remuneration plans, you know some volcano is a-rumbling in our 24/7 culture. And, while I more commonly observe and report on consumer rather than workforce behavior, the fact is that ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  6 Feb 2008

Andrea Learned: The "Top," "Best," Most Trendy" Business Trend for 2008? The Holistic Approach

As in-boxes the world over fill with the assorted year-end "top trends" and "best of" pronouncements, elements of those lists seem to add up to one big trend: that 2008 will be the year of the holistic thought leader. In order to stay one step ahead of ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  21 Dec 2007

Andrea Learned: Love Lost for Lululemon?

Ever wonder if that whole corporate transparency "thing" really applies to your brand? Well, let me give you a hot-off-the-press example of a brand that may lose some love from its core customers, women, by not walking the talk: Lululemon, a very ...

From ANDREA LEARNED, Huffington Post,  14 Nov 2007

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