The most influential leader I’ve ever personally known at Walt Disney World, Lee Cockerell, answers five big questions from a Pastor:
SeedsConf 2011 :: 5 Questions with Lee Cockerell from Church on the Move on Vimeo.
Next Blog
Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
The most influential leader I’ve ever personally known at Walt Disney World, Lee Cockerell, answers five big questions from a Pastor:
SeedsConf 2011 :: 5 Questions with Lee Cockerell from Church on the Move on Vimeo.
Next Blog
Great companies have products, services and people that create a cult like following, because the emotional connection to their brand is beyond logic. Take this Disney example:
Next Blog

Think about the American brands Baby Boomers trust – Apple and Disney. These two iconic brands built and maintain their reputations on the backbone of their customer’s trust. Apple and Disney pursue quality and excellence with unmatched competitive immunity.
Next Blog

Three years ago, did your organization have an official corporate social media policy? Doubtful. Today? Sure. Industry has mostly caught up with what has been street knowledge for years – social media is invaluable in communicating a brand.
A brand is the first thing someone thinks of when they hear your name. Brands are not always positive. Some brands are so positive, they are the definitive leader: Disney, Apple, Google, Starbucks, ESPN.
Next Blog

One of the coolest things about Disney is their ability to enchant their Guests in a totally immersive experience. Our son loves Japanese Anime, Manga and Pokemon. And when we take the short drive to Epcot, he gets transported there immediately. He can buy things there that are not for sale anywhere else in the United States. He thinks that’s cool.
Next Blog