Lisa Biank Fasig
Lisa Biank Fasig
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Egging for the bigger basket
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
The saying goes that you've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelet, but this year coloring a dozen eggs may crack your budget.
read nowFor Nordstrom Rack, Canada is a moving target
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
Canadians love their hockey, doughnuts and the metric system, but they apparently are not appreciating the fluorescent glow of a good American value.
read nowSaying no, thank you, to bad customer relations
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
Consumers today are accustomed to earning points for their purchases, but coins for being courteous? How Nice.
read nowKroger proposal seeks to pull human trafficking from supply chain
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
A pile of honeycrisp apples in the grocery aisle isn't likely to get shoppers thinking about human trafficking, but some shareholders of Kroger Co. want it to.
read nowAvon's makeover: A world affair brought home
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
When I was a teenager my sister sold Avon products. She was actually pretty good. Our house was filled with Skin So Soft lotion, Sweet Honesty perfume and…
read nowLululemon can avoid sheer 'Luonacy'
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
You'd think a yoga outfitter would afford its customers a little more flexibility.
read nowStarbucks reusable cups, a redemption story
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
Will a reusable cup get people thinking about their reusable cards? Starbucks may soon find out.
read nowFor Abercrombie CEO, jet-setting no brief affair
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
At a cost of $200,000 a year, you'd think the cabin crew of Abercrombie & Fitch's corporate jet could at least get to wear regular shoes.
read nowFor Abercrombie CEO, jet setting no brief affair
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
At a cost of $200,000 a year, you'd think the cabin crew of Abercrombie & Fitch’s corporate jet could at least get to wear regular shoes.
read nowWhen choosing means losing time
by Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
On a recent trip to a popular local pottery shop – the kind of place where everything is made on the premises by hand – I was faced with an unexpected dilemma…
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