In this week's episode we sit down with Barry LaBov, Design & Branding Pioneer in Brand Re-Engineering, and The Power of Differentiation, which Barry offers in his new book titled the same. - Matt
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In this episode, Matt Holmes interviews Barry LaBov, founder and CEO of LeBoev Marketing Communications and Training. They discuss Barry's background in music and how it led him to a career in marketing. Barry shares a challenging project he worked on and the importance of having strong relationships in business. He also talks about the connection between math, music, and creativity in marketing. Barry LaBov shares his insights on the beauty of creativity and the importance of listening in the creative process. He discusses the improvisational nature of ballet and the brilliance of sports, highlighting the intrinsic beauty in everything. LaBov emphasizes the value of jamming and listening in creative collaboration, and how great ideas can come from anyone, regardless of their position or tenure. He also talks about the challenges he faced in building his company, including the perception of being located in a small town and the need to let go of clients that were not a good fit. LaBov's foundational building block for his company was focusing on clients that they loved working with and were profitable. In this conversation, Matt Holmes and Barry LaBov discuss the role of emotion in leadership and business management. They emphasize the importance of emotional connection and fostering a positive culture within a company. Barry shares a personal experience of letting go of a client due to their disrespectful behavior towards his team. They also discuss Barry's unique process of brand re-engineering, which involves discovering the distinct qualities of a company and effectively communicating them to customers. Barry advises business owners to have confidence in their uniqueness and to listen to their customers to identify their strengths.
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Barry LaBov, LeBoev Marketing Communications and Training, music, marketing, creativity, relationships, creativity, beauty, listening, improvisation, collaboration, vision, challenges, clients, emotion, leadership, business management, culture, client relationships, brand re-engineering, uniqueness, confidence, customer feedback
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In this week's episode we sit down with Barry LaBov, Design & Branding Pioneer in Brand Re-Engineering, and The Power of Differentiation, which Barry offers in his new book titled the same. - Matt
Summary
In this episode, Matt Holmes interviews Barry LaBov, founder and CEO of LeBoev Marketing Communications and Training. They discuss Barry's background in music and how it led him to a career in marketing. Barry shares a challenging project he worked on and the importance of having strong relationships in business. He also talks about the connection between math, music, and creativity in marketing. Barry LaBov shares his insights on the beauty of creativity and the importance of listening in the creative process. He discusses the improvisational nature of ballet and the brilliance of sports, highlighting the intrinsic beauty in everything. LaBov emphasizes the value of jamming and listening in creative collaboration, and how great ideas can come from anyone, regardless of their position or tenure. He also talks about the challenges he faced in building his company, including the perception of being located in a small town and the need to let go of clients that were not a good fit. LaBov's foundational building block for his company was focusing on clients that they loved working with and were profitable. In this conversation, Matt Holmes and Barry LaBov discuss the role of emotion in leadership and business management. They emphasize the importance of emotional connection and fostering a positive culture within a company. Barry shares a personal experience of letting go of a client due to their disrespectful behavior towards his team. They also discuss Barry's unique process of brand re-engineering, which involves discovering the distinct qualities of a company and effectively communicating them to customers. Barry advises business owners to have confidence in their uniqueness and to listen to their customers to identify their strengths.
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Barry LaBov, LeBoev Marketing Communications and Training, music, marketing, creativity, relationships, creativity, beauty, listening, improvisation, collaboration, vision, challenges, clients, emotion, leadership, business management, culture, client relationships, brand re-engineering, uniqueness, confidence, customer feedback
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