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It matters more than ever
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/ 24 May 2013

It matters more than ever

Unhappy customers make for an unsuccessful business and, ultimately, an unsuccessful country.

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/ 24 May 2013

Consumers do still really care

Companies who cannot manage a crisis are less likely to regain public trust.

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The cost of corporate reputation disasters
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/ 24 May 2013

The cost of corporate reputation disasters

Managing corporate reputation is big business and from public relations firms to strategic advisors, there is no shortage of experts on the subject.

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Making corporate reputation work
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/ 24 May 2013

Making corporate reputation work

Corporate reputation is supposed to be completely integrated into the way companies approach their business strategy.

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Banks and beer lead the pack when it comes to trust
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/ 24 May 2013

Banks and beer lead the pack when it comes to trust

Companies trading in finance, food, drink, clothes and mobile communication are all at the top.

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The secrets of their success
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/ 24 May 2013

The secrets of their success

When it comes to corporate reputation, companies have strategies and processes to ensure that they stay on the right side of stakeholder opinion.

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You don’t have the trust you had before
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/ 24 May 2013

You don’t have the trust you had before

Experts agree that reputation risk is now higher than ever before and will increase even further.

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Is local really lekker in corporate reputation?
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/ 24 May 2013

Is local really lekker in corporate reputation?

Hard earned reputations pay off for top-rated companies.

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