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	Comments on: Do CEOs Help or Hurt Brands?	</title>
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		By: Brian Keyes		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I really enjoy seeing CEOs in commercials. I can see this concept eventually getting over-cooked, but in the era of corporate irresponsibility and social media, I think the strategy is smart especially when a brand is trying to re-invent itself (e.g.: Domino&#039;s). In recent decades, brands became too corporate, too self-indulgent. Putting your CEO front-and-center takes confidence and injects brands with a human personality that stands behind the product. Of course, this is very subjective.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I really enjoy seeing CEOs in commercials. I can see this concept eventually getting over-cooked, but in the era of corporate irresponsibility and social media, I think the strategy is smart especially when a brand is trying to re-invent itself (e.g.: Domino&#8217;s). In recent decades, brands became too corporate, too self-indulgent. Putting your CEO front-and-center takes confidence and injects brands with a human personality that stands behind the product. Of course, this is very subjective.</p>
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