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  • 5 Stories You Should Have Read This Year

    Among our most popular, these articles will leave you with at least one key insight that you can apply to your business to fight waning consumer loyalty, promote business/IT improvements despite slim budgets and stand out amongst the competition.
  • CG Firms Increase Sales & Marketing Investments

    As the recession presses on, results from the 2009 Sales & Marketing Report signal that IT spend on sales and marketing continues to grow. Executives from AMR Research, AT&T, Conair and Campbell Soup recently weighed in on the research report's findings.
  • Sales and Marketing Study Results 2009

    Thursday, June 18, 2009 |60 min.
    Panelists:
    - Lora Cecere, VP, Consumer Products, AMR Research
    - Jon Harding, CIO, Conair Corp.
    - Stan Pingelski, Director NA Sales IT, Campbell Soup
    - Robert Russell, Director Industry Solutions, Consumer Goods, Retail and Hospitality, AT&T
  • Kraft, Coke and More Reveal Sales & Marketing Insights

    The 2009 Consumer Goods Sales and Marketing Summit came to a close Wednesday afternoon, leaving the almost 200 consumer goods executives in attendance with a little more insight into customer-facing trends and topics.
  • Lead the Change

    CGT Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • Frito-Lay to Award Best Eco-Friendly Ideas

    A contest from the SunChips brand and National Geographic aims to inspire individuals and organizations who want to improve their communities in a sustainable way.
  • Nestle Launches Initiatives in Nutrition, Water and Rural Development

    The initiatives include an expanded education program focused on nutrition, health and wellness for school-age children around the world.
  • First Quarter Retail Sales Disappoint

    Several months of stronger-than-expected retail sales provided hope that the industry was poised to bounce back, but March retail sales demonstrate that the industry is continuing to struggle.
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