The Corporate Reputation Imperative: How to measure reputation - Summary Notes

Most leaders of organisations know that having a good reputation is paramount for excellent performance and financial returns. But many organisations have a hard time translating this into tangible ideas and metrics. These are the Summary Notes of a Discussion Group chaired by Prophet's Vanessa Cohen.




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