A spreading disease has turned one set of norms into another. Rather than engage people, as we’ve been urged to do all our lives, we now have to stay away from each other. Rather than fear the seasonal flu, we now hope that’s all we have. Instead of being wary of a masked face, we now shrink from an uncovered mouth. And what about brands? Has brand marketing changed?...

Brandsinger Partner Remington Tonar was recently published in Voice on Growth, an online publication sponsored by Mercer, the world's largest HR consulting firm. The article provides a practical approach to organically cultivating intrapreneurship within a company's culture to unlock growth....

2025AD, a news site sponsored by Continental AG that's dedicated to autonomous vehicles, recently interviewed Brandsinger Partner Remington Tonar on how autonomous driving will impact the future of work in "Working From Car: Autonomous Vehicles And The Future Of The 9-5."...

The inability or unwillingness of employees to use new technologies often emerges from workplace culture—not the technology being deployed. Organizations that succeed will be those that work to foster a culture that understands technology and its importance, embraces change and is always trying to improve itself. ...

In today’s world, where anyone can record and share wrongdoing, the laundry list of companies facing reputational calamities seems to be growing exponentially. In the aftermath of a crisis, there are a number of options. But in righting the ship, companies can do away with culture that made them successful in the first place....

Fujifilm managed to survive even as Xerox and close competitors like Kodak declined. Fuji made the bold decision to milk its core film business dry, using the cash flow to fund acquisitions and product development. Cannibalizing your core business to support innovation is never an easy, but sometimes a necessary....

Although it's impossible to predict the future with any amount of certainty, it is possible to visualize where your startup sits within the historical trajectory of modern technology. ...

Despite blockchain’s incredible potential to transform financial transactions, supply chain processes, digital rights management and even our physical infrastructure, decentralized applications have not seen widespread adoption. Blockchain may be changing how business works, but the laws of economics still apply. ...

Academics by design are cautious and tend to be reactive. We are trained to carefully study an issue before deciding on a course of action. We also tend to be skeptics who are very wary of fads. This approach, however, leaves us vulnerable to the rapid changes we are seeing in education and our economy more broadly. ...

The rise of corporate venture investment is pressuring big companies without CVC initiatives, midsize businesses and startups courting CVC or competing against CVC-backed companies....