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On Principle, a production of Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis, tells the stories of pivotal business decisions. What led to them? What were the choices? And what lessons can executives, entrepreneurs and other leaders draw from them?

On Principle Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis

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On Principle, a production of Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis, tells the stories of pivotal business decisions. What led to them? What were the choices? And what lessons can executives, entrepreneurs and other leaders draw from them?

    Clash of the Megatrends: Chris Hoffmann

    Clash of the Megatrends: Chris Hoffmann

    When megatrends are buffeting your industry and your business, how do you respond? What drives the decision to zig when others are zagging? How do leaders gain the confidence to make a choice when the future of the business—and more than 300 employees—is on the line?

    • 39分
    An Unforced Error: Brian Williams

    An Unforced Error: Brian Williams

    What do business leaders fail to understand about how to “keep the phones ringing” as they maintain and grow their businesses? What are the keys to forecasting where a firm is headed and holding itself accountable? And how can they build an environment where ownership in the business’ success is spread throughout the organization?

    • 36分
    Building for the Future: Camryn Okere

    Building for the Future: Camryn Okere

    Is this a story about succession planning—but on a smaller scale? How does a newly minted business school graduate form and grow an organization, then position it to keep growing? And what lessons might this small example offer to others—large and small?

    • 30分
    Better Together: Steve Degnan

    Better Together: Steve Degnan

    Bucking a trend. Making an unpopular decision. Leaders do it all the time. Why did Purina do it in this case? How did they approach this decision—not only making it, but implementing it? What did they learn, and what can we learn?

    • 34分
    War Zone: Rescuing a Colleague: Kyle Bank

    War Zone: Rescuing a Colleague: Kyle Bank

    It’s hard to imagine an organization that wouldn’t do what it takes to protect employees who are swept into a global conflict with bombs literally falling from the sky. Are there principles at work in this episode that might apply in less harrowing situations? Do our Olin scholars know other similar examples—and what those examples say about leadership?

    • 30分
    The Fateful Cab Ride: Christine Chang

    The Fateful Cab Ride: Christine Chang

    A consumer brand builds a following and then, essentially, decides to change direction. How do leaders bring their customers along for the ride, manage that pivot and minimize the harm to the brand? Strong customer engagement is seemingly one of the Holy Grails of consumer marketing. But what does that mean? And what are its limits?

    • 34分

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