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Name: Carolina Toro-Gerstein on LinkedIn: #paris #olympics #globalunity #perseverance #resilience #excellence…
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Carolina Toro-Gerstein

Global Product and Business Growth Executive | Expert in Product Innovation, Digital Transformation, and AI | Expert in B2B & B2C Market Expansion| Ex-Zillow, Yahoo!, Citibank, Oracle

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Lessons from the Olympics for Business Success 🌍🏅 The Olympics always symbolize global unity, where drive, perseverance, and resilience are powerful qualities for excellence in individuals and teams. When we add the power of diversity, sustainability, and humanity, the impact becomes exponential. These are valuable lessons for any business, regardless of its size. It's amazing that the #Paris #Olympics are utilizing 95%of existing sites and temporary venues, all within 10 km, making it easy to move around How have you incorporated these Olympic values to achieve greater success? 🌍🏅🤝 #GlobalUnity #Perseverance #Resilience #Excellence #Diversity #Humanity #BusinessSuccess #Teamwork #Inspiration #OlympicValues #Innovation #Leadership #Olympics Source: Shelley Zalis

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I felt inspired to resurface this 2020 Nike ad created by the folks at creative agency Wieden + Kennedy, Portland. With voice over by Megan Rapinoe, it’s a dynamic, split screen ad that shows the power of diversity, resilience, and humanity. It illustrates the impact that can happen when those in positions of power use their influence for good—and for change. “No matter how bad it gets, we will always come back stronger… because nothing can stop what we can do together.” Goosebumps! We’re always better together no matter what we’re trying to achieve.

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Robin Zucker

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This --> “No matter how bad it gets, we will always come back stronger… because nothing can stop what we can do together.” About to tune into the Opening Ceremonies!

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Brilliant!!! Wow!

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When advertising is art and moves people. The best.

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I felt inspired to resurface this 2020 Nike ad created by the folks at creative agency Wieden + Kennedy, Portland. With voice over by Megan Rapinoe, it’s a dynamic, split screen ad that shows the power of diversity, resilience, and humanity. It illustrates the impact that can happen when those in positions of power use their influence for good—and for change. “No matter how bad it gets, we will always come back stronger… because nothing can stop what we can do together.” Goosebumps! We’re always better together no matter what we’re trying to achieve.
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I felt inspired to resurface this 2020 Nike ad created by the folks at creative agency Wieden + Kennedy, Portland. With voice over by Megan Rapinoe, it’s a dynamic, split screen ad that shows the power of diversity, resilience, and humanity. It illustrates the impact that can happen when those in positions of power use their influence for good—and for change. “No matter how bad it gets, we will always come back stronger… because nothing can stop what we can do together.” Goosebumps! We’re always better together no matter what we’re trying to achieve.
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Such a powerful ad.

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I felt inspired to resurface this 2020 Nike ad created by the folks at creative agency Wieden + Kennedy, Portland. With voice over by Megan Rapinoe, it’s a dynamic, split screen ad that shows the power of diversity, resilience, and humanity. It illustrates the impact that can happen when those in positions of power use their influence for good—and for change. “No matter how bad it gets, we will always come back stronger… because nothing can stop what we can do together.” Goosebumps! We’re always better together no matter what we’re trying to achieve.
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This 2020 advertisement gave me chills. The creativity and overall message evokes deep emotion and brand recognition. #creativity #advertising #newideas #digitalcommunication

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Can't agree more. It emphasizes the importance of taking action now instead of procrastinating. In both personal and professional life, waiting for the "right moment" can lead to missed opportunities. Success requires consistent effort and a proactive mindset. We should stop making excuses and start pursuing our goals with urgency. By eliminating "someday" from our vocabulary, we can create momentum, seize opportunities, and achieve the results we desire. Nike #marketing #nikemarketing #socialmediamarketing #motivational #justdoit
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Ads don't need to be complicated. Often simplicity is more effective. And in this case, an obvious statement. "Someday is not a day of the week." ----- Nike does this well. Apple does this well. But you can do it well too. This goes for all communications, not just advertising. Can you simplify your message? Can you simplify again? How about one more time? Is your message more or less impactful from when you started to how you've narrowed it down? Test it out, see what works. #Communications #Messaging #Marketing #Advertising #Impact
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