
Nokia’s Microsoft Blunder is Apple’s Win
The good news here is for Apple fans. Nokia clearly should have chosen Android.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

CEO / Managing Partner - Spark Partners
I currently serve as the CEO of three companies: Content Laboratory (a content services company,) Spark Partners (a growth strategy firm offering assessments, strategy consulting and on-line self-administered revenue growth tools,) and Soparfilm Energy (an oil & gas exploration & production investment company.) Over the last thirty years, I have served on multiple boards, including Audit Chair for a NASDAQ traded company, and advised boards of directors on managing for disruptions and promoting innovation into corporate management.
My passion is public speaking on the importance of growth, innovation and strategy to succeed. As a keynote speaker I have been invited to over 1,000 leadership events, both multi-company and single company. My portfolio includes speeches, presentations, workshops and executive coaching on how to achieve faster growth from higher levels of innovation driven by trends.
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The good news here is for Apple fans. Nokia clearly should have chosen Android.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

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The storm has laid waste to a huge area, killed thousands and left many thousands more with no homes or income.
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Motorola's new CEO must disrupt current practices and invest in innovation to restore growth.
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Sir Richard made more than a billion dollars from Virgin Atlantic.
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the governor makes quite a bit more than the minimum wage
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The great breakthrough of the internet is you aren't restricted to a single (or possibly) two sources. You can find articles about anything from a political speech to an automobile accident published by 5, 10 maybe hundreds or thousands of sources.
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Evolution and business shifts happen rapidly. Adapt quickly or face obsolescence, like newspapers and Netflix.
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Check out Kirsten Osolind’s website. Kirsten offers marketing services to women-owned businesses.
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"Hiring Plans or Firing Plans" is the headline on Marketwatch.com. Previously, the lowest number achieved for "net hiring plans" was in 1982 when a net 1% of firms were planning to hire.
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"the old boys club" of white men in top business leadership roles is quickly going to change dramatically. In the Economist article "We Did It" we learn that in 2010 the American workforce will shift to more than 50% women.
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Netflix went nowhere for the next year, trading between $9 and $12. But then in December, 2012 investors started seeing the results of Netflix strategy
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the success of this series may have a measurable impact on the valuation of Netflix.
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Product sales, and even dealerships, are being propped up using government subsidies. The best news in the GM business has been all the troubles Toyota is having.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

As the American economy sputters, southern Europe looks to drag down economic growth across the continent, and growth slows in China the need for economic stimulus has never been greater.
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People can be loosely grouped into two types, Explorers and Stabilizers.
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The biggest, old line brands have suffered terribly. Nearly gone are old brands like Milwaukee’s Best, which were best known for being low priced – and certainly not focused on taste.
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The same is true for most businesses. Yet, for about a decade we’ve known that the odds of a healthy public company surviving a mere decade is, at best 50/50.
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