This special live episode of HearSay will help you make sense of the election so you can thrive in these post-election days, with lessons from both sides that you can leverage for your own work.
The 2024 U.S. presidential campaign had so many moments, from silly… to serious… to downright shocking. In this video compilation we identify the true language moments – those words and phrases that really shaped the election by how they made people listen, care, and act.
Over the last 18 months, maslansky + partners has delved deeply into consumer and investor expectations around Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. Our latest round of research, conducted in late August and early September 2024, surveyed 2,000 U.S. consumers to understand how political shifts—specifically a Trump or Harris presidency—might influence expectations for corporate climate action in 2025.
In this episode of HearSay, Partners Michael Maslansky, Lee Hartley Carter, and Katie Cronen navigate the complex terrain of “bad facts” in messaging—a topic that is as timely as it is uncomfortable.
There were a lot of takeaways from the DNC. We were listening for the key Language Moments—unique phrases, interesting words, and strategic messaging that stood out, defined the convention and the candidates, and just might end up shaping election outcomes. These are the Top Language Moments of the DNC.
Democrats had a big challenge for this year’s DNC: reintroduce Kamala Harris to the American public and redefine the party’s vision for the future. It was an opportunity to reframe and reshape their entire campaign narrative. We analyzed their strategic shifts in language and messaging—and how it transformed the voice of their campaign.
Language moments shape the year – those unique phrases and words, enduring quotes, and topics of conversation that suddenly seem to appear everywhere. They capture our imagination and change the way we think or talk about a person, issue, or event – and maybe even define how we remember them.
In economics and politics, using the right words is important. Financial Times spotlighted Michael Maslansky and our research on ESG investing, in this insightful piece about the power of words.
Language. It’s how the world is run — and how business is done. No matter who you are, where you are, or what business you’re in, words matter.
In this episode, we dissect the challenges of selling innovation whether you are selling enterprise technology, a new investment product, or plant-based meat. Through compelling examples and practical insights, the episode provides valuable guidance for navigating the complexities of selling innovation in today’s dynamic market landscape.
