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Ford is introducing the Fusion via “Random Acts of Fusion,” a participatory, content-driven campaign starring Ryan Seacrest and Joel McHale.Gymkhana video to producing the Hulu-based show Focus Rally: America and the primetime TV show, Escape Routes and tie-ins with shows like Alcatraz. … [Read more...] about Ford’s CMO On Building A Social And Product-Driven Brand

Take Zara, which partnered with the Council of Fashion Designers of America in December to enlist emerging fashion designers in upcycling vintage clothing. The catch? The designers had to use new fabric Zara provided. Zara went on to manufacture these designs using new materials, which were sold as a capsule collection at certain Zara stores. At first glance, the program appeared to be bringing upcycling into fast fashion, but in reality, the collection wasn’t any different from a traditional one. (Zara declined to comment on this story.) … [Read more...] about Patagonia has had enormous success with upcycled clothing. Could other brands follow?

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Insisting on a rigorous reliance on the facts At pre-Mulally Ford, the truth came in many different flavors. Different numbers were used for different audiences. Ford was also big on excuses. There was always a reason why things did not work out according to plan, but it rarely had anything to do with the root causes of Ford’s dysfunction. … [Read more...] about Saving An Iconic Brand: Five Ways Alan Mulally Changed Ford’s Culture