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August 7, 2006
Hey folks, I'm looking for some help on a project that I'm kicking off in a couple of weeks. I'm going to do a series of 50 posts on the "50 greatest thinkers in modern marketing" By modern marketing, I mean in the last 40 years...give or take. I want the list to encompass folks like Ted Levitt who wrote Marketing Myopia in 1960, to modern-day word-of-mouth marketing mavens like Jackie Huba and Ben McConnell. Please pass this post around and leave your favorites in the comments section. Oh, and teams of marketers like Peppers & Rogers and Huba & McConnell will likely be considered as a 'team' as separating them takes too much away from the list, while listing them separately doesn't give the whole picture. The purpose of this is to something similar to the Personal MBA but for marketers. As a sponge for everything marketing, I figured this was a good project to take on to help share the best marketing knowledge and wisdom written over the past four decades. The take away from this list will be a solid resource for current and up-and-coming marketers to sink their teeth into to get the best that the field has to offer!
The posts & profiles on the marketers will include some of the following:
Thanks to those who can lend their help on this project. Just for starters, here's a few names to throw out:
- Ted Levitt, Marketing Myopia
Who are YOUR greatest marketing thinkers? We've go a lot of ground to cover. Research, CRM, channel marketing, sales & promotional mix, advertising, etc... |
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