Mitchell Goozé
Mitchell Goozé is the president and founder of Customer Manufacturing Group. His broad scope of business experience ranges from operations management in established firms, to start-up and turn-around situations and mergers. A seasoned general manager, he has headed divisions of large corporations and been CEO of independent firms, always focusing the company strategy on the most important person in business . . . the customer.
Bike helmets are ugly and compliance is difficult because of that, at least. Most people don't think they'll need one, until they do, which...
I have not posted about J.C. Penny in a while, and thought I should as I believe their time is coming to an end....
Most people know the answer to that age-old question is "one slice/piece/bite at a time." How do you attack an intrenched, big competitor? Same...
Business strategy gets a bad rap from many pundits who suggest that strategic planning is passe, and that you just have to act and...
My friend Allen Hauge pointed me to a Harvard Business Review blog post that suggests you don't need differentiation to win in the market....
Ralph posted last week about a big company's poor execution on what appears to be a razor/blade marketing strategy. Mine's a bit different. People who...
Dave Clark has clearly built a personal brand. Check out his real estate sign. No where on this sign can you discover he is...
The headline in this ad is very clear: Some consulting firms just write reports; others deliver value. However, it is unclear which this firm...
As many readers know, I'm a big fan of understanding What your customer is trying to buy from you and focusing on that as...
Advertising Age published an interesting set of findings from The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) about a significant shift to more use of in-house...
Since about 2005 when pressure began to mount on marketing professionals to prove accountability and ROI, marketers have looked to demonstrate value by measuring....
While walking down Michigan Ave in Chicago, I came across Chuck's Manufacturing. The intriguing name caused me to stop and take a look. It's...
I was sitting in the new Ice Box "café" in Terminal A at the Dallas airport the other day working on my computer while...
As regular readers know I fly a lot, so airlines can be popular foils for this blog. However, this latest adventure stunned even me....
Recently Stephen Colbert took aim a what he referred to as the absurd power of branding. In truth I believe he, as others do,...
The Harvard Business Review publishes on a range of business topics, and while their content is often good, sometimes one wonders. This is one...
US Airways has been promoting their affinity credit card recently. At the end of each flight they provide the opportunity to apply for the...
I took this picture in the Denver airport the other day. It's part of the signage for an "upscale" bar with food, lounge 5280....
Business fads come and go. Driven by consultants and academics looking to sell the latest "it" thing I suspect. MBO, Re-engineering, 6-Sigma are just...
In its early days, I remember never being able to contact anyone live at amazon.com. Like almost all dotcoms of the day (and too...