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December 11, 2007

... on Authenticity

Finn McKenty blogs smartly at Lightheavyweight.  (It's a worthy read blog.)  He also assists with The Greener Grass project, which is about connecting people with ideas designed to have a positive impact. 

Recently, Finn asked me a few questions about the of role "authenticity" in branding.  You can read the short interview here ... a snippet follows.

Greener Grass: Can authenticity be created? If so, how can companies build a culture that values authenticity, transparency and honesty?

John Moore"This belief that authenticity can be created is what gets companies in trouble. Authenticity comes from evolution, not from creation. No magic pill exists and no big bang will cause a company to become authentic. The honor of being authentic is earned only over time and through consistent, deliberate actions. Same goes for building a corporate culture. A company that respects its employees and treats its employees like family will be rewarded with being viewed by insiders and outsiders as an authentic company."

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