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Copyright © 2011 Reputation Institute. All rights reserved.

MAY 11th 2011

NORWAY : NAVIGATING THE REPUTATION ECONOMY

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building on facts & feelings

Research Advice

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‘The Reputation Standard’

Global Local

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"It takes 20 years to build a reputation and 5 minutes to ruin it …

.. if you think about that, you'll do things differently.”

Warren Buffett

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“…a reputation is a highly

efficient mechanism

of social control…”

a powerful gut feeling …

Niklas LuhmannProminent thinker on sociological systems theory

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from a feeling to solid numbers

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US Drivers UK Drivers Germany Drivers

drivers vary by market …

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… what drives behavior ?

Recommend

Intent to buy

42%

39%

58%

61%

Recommend

Intent to buy

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We like our ‘home’ corporationsbut every year the number of internationals in top 10 grow;

- In the UK the number is 5- In the US 3 are non American- In Ireland only 2 are Irish

global versus local

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TECHNOLOGY

CULTURE

the big accelerator

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strategic friction …

2Converting according to plan is more important than generating profit ;

- Noncore stakeholder gain influence- License to operate across the board - Establish a ‘shared motive’

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Across 25 industries * in 50 markets * general public

an accurate indicator an accurate indicator

source; aggregated data from RI Global Pulse

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GFI = .911NFI = .944

TRUST

ESTEEM

GOOD FEELING

ADMIRATION

PULSE

INTENT TO BUY

RECOMMEND

SUPPORT

WORK / INVEST

SUPPORT

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NIMBY = growth blocker NIMBY = growth blocker

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in an economy driven by trust the winners demonstrate the ability to

stay fairengage in dialogue

… and above all listen !

sustaining trust …

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fighting its way back …

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Adj-R2 = 0.845

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the winners obsess with creating multi stakeholder goodwill

and have all displayed extraordinary commitment to engage

… demand vs. goodwill

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… to sum up

Increase your stakeholder focus !

Even “non-core” stakeholders can obstruct the license to operate

Make sure MarCom drives behavior

Brilliant advertising is never the goal

Break down the silos

Communication silos take on a life of their own.

Design a governance system

gather, analyze and plan for what stakeholder expect from you.

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