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Deardorff's Trick: Give the Complicated Thing a Pulse
A 42-year-old Philadelphia agency found a durable niche in subjects people are trained to ignore - retirement plans, road rules, institutional brands - and learned to make them move.
Daniel Tauber and the Case for Fewer, Better Choices
For two decades, Daniel Tauber has worked where alternative investing meets explanation. His career - from communications and banking to Central Park Group, Macquarie and Blackstone - is a study in making complex choices usable.
The Brand Builder Behind Mizuho's American Rise
She joined a bank few Americans could name and spent a decade making its brand impossible to ignore - one campaign, one hire, one employee network at a time.
Joan Khoury and the Long Game of Brand
She has spent 25 years walking into financial firms mid-transformation and doing the unglamorous work: finding the culture, naming it, and getting everyone to own it.
Brian Buckley
How an economics graduate from Portrane ended up asking the world's toughest questions on behalf of a 50-year-old exchange - and turned corporate curiosity into a brand.