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Mar 2022
46m 11s

Growing Better, Not Bigger with Steve Ro...

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Steve Robinson had been at four different jobs in eight years. So when he joined Chick-fil-A in 1981, he was surprised to find a different culture than any other fast food restaurant in America. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Steve talks about brand loyalty, how they rank-order innovation to put people first, and why his aim will always be to grow bigg ... Show More
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