The reviews of President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union revolved around one word, but it wasn’t a word in the speech. From the fawning praise of Republican message guru Frank Luntz – “The presidential performance that Trump observers have been waiting for” – to the wary acknowledgement of the USA Today editorial board…
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At least once a week, someone asks us about the most common strategic counsel we give our CEO clients. But it’s not quite that simple, because at Quantified Communications our analytics and coaching are personalized for each individual speaker’s goals and strengths.
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Hello, and happy new year! As we think about our work in the area of measuring human communication, we can’t help but notice the massive shift happening in people’s behavior as we start to use voice more than fingers to communicate with and through technology.
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There was a time when B2B marketing was all about flashy advertisements, mailers, trade show displays, and (for the big-budget companies) TV commercials. But in the digital age, the number of ways businesses can reach their audiences has increased exponentially, and it’s only continuing to grow. Of course, that means today’s audiences are inundated with…
Read MoreHave you ever delivered an important message, only to be met with skeptical looks and comments that scream, “Who are you to tell me that?”
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If there’s one trend prevailing in our work with Fortune 500 leaders, it’s that their audiences demand authenticity. We find ourselves deep in conversations about the pressures these execs face to perform authentically in front of a variety of audiences and live up to the evolving dynamics of what’s expected of them. It’s a well-known challenge among CEOs…
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This fall, we set out to use our communication analytics platform to identify the most authentic CEOs from our nation’s largest companies. Authentic communication is measured by a number of components of a speaker’s content and delivery style (read more about it here), but when you get down to it, we were looking for CEOs…
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If there’s one trend prevailing in our work with Fortune 100 leaders, it’s that their audiences demand authenticity. Realizing the growing importance of this characteristic, we set out to objectively measure the communication effectiveness of the CEOs at the nation’s 100 largest companies, and we ranked them based on their authenticity.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is the most authentic CEO communicator in the Fortune 100, according to a new study by Quantified Communications.
Read MoreMore and more when we talk about our leaders and public figures, the discussion turns to whether those leaders are “authentic.” We’ve seen it in public commentary on politics and in our own work with executives across the country. Audiences are demanding authenticity from their leaders.
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