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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/5th-european-consumer-trend-confe
 rence-46">5th European Consumer Trend Conference</a>\nHome Speakers Progra
 mme Information HOPE - Why hope is better for business Experts fear for th
 e future – of the environment\, the financial sector\, consumption\, the
  big western powers with their ageing populations. But fear is not what pe
 ople want. They embrace anyone who offers hope at this time. It is hope th
 at transformed an unknown American into the world’s most powerful man\; 
 hope drives sales of organic products\; hope makes us donate money to good
  causes. Tomorrow’s markets do not belong to the fear-mongers but to the
  generators of hope – the dreamer is the true realist. Only those who th
 ink of others can do themselves good\, because serving comes before earnin
 g. The change from predatory capitalism to the capitalism of hope has begu
 n. How you benefit Up-to-date trend analyses and examples from best practi
 ce will give you an insight into a megatrend with market potential and you
  will gain inspiration and ideas for products\, services and communication
 . Key questionsHow does hope arise?What does hope mean in terms of economi
 c capital?What opportunities does this trend create?What kind of hope is b
 eing marketed?What products and services benefit from this trend?How are v
 irtuous rather than vicious circles created? Participants Forward-looking 
 thinkers who understand trends in society and are in search of new busines
 s ideas: Marketing managers\, product managers\, brand managers\, purchasi
 ng directors\, communication managers\, advertising agents\, strategic pla
 nners\, R&D directors\, business development managers\, consultants\, etc.
  Speakers Kurt Aeschbacher Switzerland Trained economist\, journalist\, Sw
 iss TV presenter. Since 1986\, has developed and presented his own formats
  “Citytrends”\, “Grell Pastell” and\, since 2001\, a talk show: 
 “Aeschbacher”. He will guide you through the conference programme. Kat
 e Ancketill Great Britain Managing director of GDR Creative [...]
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SUMMARY:5th European Consumer Trend Conference
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/5th-european-con
 sumer-trend-conference-46">5th European Consumer Trend Conference</a>\nHom
 e Speakers Programme Information HOPE - Why hope is better for business Ex
 perts fear for the future – of the environment\, the financial sector\, 
 consumption\, the big western powers with their ageing populations. But fe
 ar is not what people want. They embrace anyone who offers hope at this ti
 me. It is hope that transformed an unknown American into the world’s mos
 t powerful man\; hope drives sales of organic products\; hope makes us don
 ate money to good causes. Tomorrow’s markets do not belong to the fear-m
 ongers but to the generators of hope – the dreamer is the true realist. 
 Only those who think of others can do themselves good\, because serving co
 mes before earning. The change from predatory capitalism to the capitalism
  of hope has begun. How you benefit Up-to-date trend analyses and examples
  from best practice will give you an insight into a megatrend with market 
 potential and you will gain inspiration and ideas for products\, services 
 and communication. Key questionsHow does hope arise?What does hope mean in
  terms of economic capital?What opportunities does this trend create?What 
 kind of hope is being marketed?What products and services benefit from thi
 s trend?How are virtuous rather than vicious circles created? Participants
  Forward-looking thinkers who understand trends in society and are in sear
 ch of new business ideas: Marketing managers\, product managers\, brand ma
 nagers\, purchasing directors\, communication managers\, advertising agent
 s\, strategic planners\, R&D directors\, business development managers\, c
 onsultants\, etc. Speakers Kurt Aeschbacher Switzerland Trained economist\
 , journalist\, Swiss TV presenter. Since 1986\, has developed and presente
 d his own formats “Citytrends”\, “Grell Pastell” and\, since 2001\
 , a talk show: “Aeschbacher”. He will guide you through the conference
  programme. Kate Ancketill Great Britain Managing director of GDR Creative
  [...]
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