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At ON-Brand Partners we connect people and strategy for better performance. 

We are all about creating 'Exciting Companies' - companies with renewed purpose where everyone is engaged, empowered and excited to successfully execute your strategy and deliver on the 'customer promise' your brand represents.  

Find out more about how we can help with culture change in your organisation...


 

Latest News

  • Kiwi companies fly by being on the ground

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    As ON-Brand Partners starts to become established and gain more success internationally, I’ve been asked by a number of people to share my thoughts about what it takes for a New Zealand company to ‘get started’ on the international stage. While I certainly don’t have all the answers, we’ve certainly learnt some valuable lessons. ... more

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WOW Stories

  • AVIS shares real customer 'WOW' stories

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    Looking through the paper recently, I saw the new advertising campaign from AVIS. It really stood out because in it, Avis share one of their stated 'Service Promises' and then back up their focus on these by including a real customer story about how they actually delivered the type of service the promise talks about. ... more

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Paul Stewart shares what an 'Exciting Company' looks like

Dan Goleman describes the type of leaders we need today

Interesting Stuff

  • PIN-pricks burst a brand bubble

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    Think you’ve got it tough, then put yourselves in the shoes of hospitality business owners. Earlier this year the UK Pub industry was celebrating the fact that the number of pub closures had reduced to just 39 per week! The failure rate in the industry is extraordinarily high and a Cornell University study suggests that the attrition rate within the first year of operation is around 27%! And this has got me worried about one establishment in particular. ... more

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In a changing world...

  • The Future of Banking

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    Two years ago, in the midst of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), I was asked by the CEO of a leading New Zealand bank to present to the Management Board around the Future of Banking. That presentation included some key insights around the role of banking and financial markets and encouraged them to think beyond the economic cycle and consider deeper structural issues and trends. As renewed concerns mount about financial market and economic weakness, I’ve been giving consideration to what has and hasn't changed. ... more

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