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Reformation stock closes 8 cents above IPO price in muted market debut

July 30, 2026 Reformation stock closes 8 cents above IPO price in muted market debut BY Sage Swaby Shares of Reformation Inc. opened flat on Thursday after making their public debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The women’s clothing retailer, backed by private equity firm Permira, saw its stock remain at roughly $ 15, … Continue reading Reformation stock closes 8 cents above IPO price in muted market debut →

This is the kind of leader who makes employees want to go above and beyond

July 21, 2024 This is the kind of leader who makes employees want to go above and beyond Employees who trust and respect their bosses, who find their jobs fulfilling, and who feel part of a worthwhile enterprise have no reason to subvert authority or disrupt the smooth workings of their company.  BY Yonason Goldson You’re … Continue reading This is the kind of leader who makes employees want to go above and beyond →

Why above-the-line marketing isn’t above accountability

  By Tim Ringel January 19, 2024 Allow me to say this as clearly as possible:  There’s no longer an above-the-line or below-the-line in marketing and advertising.  The accountability lines between above-the-line marketing (actions that focus on awareness-building, sentiment, and recall), and below-the-line marketing (directed at activities like promotions, couponing, and direct response), are merging.  … Continue reading Why above-the-line marketing isn’t above accountability →

Doing Business and Rising Above in Times of Crisis

Irish Abedejos August 26, 2020 OpenClipart-Vectors / Pixabay In today’s business climate, business owners must remain agile – they must continuously adapt, decide at a breakneck pace, execute with the twinkling of an eye, and consistently innovate. They are quick, spontaneous, and goal-driven. It’s part of who they are — and there’s always new technology … Continue reading Doing Business and Rising Above in Times of Crisis →

Report: Stores still critical in consumer purchase journey, above TV and social

Study from Blis found that in-store browsing was the number one way consumers discovered new products. Greg Sterling on June 28, 2018   A new survey of 2,000 US consumers from location intelligence provider Blis argues that, contrary to marketers’ perceptions, the dominant way consumers discover new products is in traditional retail stores. At the … Continue reading Report: Stores still critical in consumer purchase journey, above TV and social →

4 Ways Female Marketers (& All Women in the Workforce) Can Rise Above the Competition

Jenn Villa — June 14, 2018 — June 14, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay No matter the company, women in the workforce face a fair share of gender stereotypes. This is true, and we would never negate this fact. But all bias aside, there are many ways women unintentionally undermine their own business success. According to … Continue reading 4 Ways Female Marketers (& All Women in the Workforce) Can Rise Above the Competition →

Innovation Best Practices — Three “Periscopes” to Help Rise Above

Lisa Fernow — February 23, 2017 — February 23, 2017 Anyone leading a well-established business faces the challenge of needing to innovate within a large organization while still getting the day-to-day business done. It’s not easy. Innovation is risky. It involves change. And in the heat of battle, it’s tempting to put innovation on the … Continue reading Innovation Best Practices — Three “Periscopes” to Help Rise Above →