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John Gerzema: il consumatore post-crisi

Filmed Aug 2009 • Posted Oct 2009TEDxKC
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John Gerzema dice che c'è un lato positivo nella recente crisi finanziaria, l'opportunità per un cambiamento positivo. Parlando al TEDxKC, identifica quattro principali cambiamenti culturali che guidano il comportamento del consumatore e mostra come le aziende si stanno evolvendo per connetersi alla spesa consapevole.

John Gerzema uses data, analysis and decades of experience to identify trends and develop daring new approaches to advertising. Full bio »

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