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Chuck Kent

Chuck Kent

Chuck Kent is the Chief Conversation Officer at Lead the Conversation, which provides a practical way to develop authentic thought leadership content for busy executives. He is an executive thought leadership consultant, content creator, writer and storyteller, with a strong background in brand strategy, both B2B and B2C. As Chief Conversation Officer for Lead the Conversation, he helps busy top executives develop authentic thought leadership content through a program of video interviewing and robust re-purposing. He also works with the C-Suite to create and lead industry conversations, to which they can invite other leaders, turning prospects into relationships.

Chuck Kent is an Executive Council member at the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow him on LinkedIn, for more information, visit the author’s website CLICK HERE.
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CEO Spotlight

Four keys to educating your workforce for the creative economy

CEO SpotlightChuck Kent
The concept of a creative economy dates to at least the 1960s – long enough to warrant a good rethinking, both in terms of what sectors it applies to and how we educate creative people for economic impact.  To discover how companies and colleges are addressing both of those issues,...
Nancy Lerner
CEO Spotlight

Does your CEO need a brand shrink?

CEO SpotlightChuck Kent
Branding, once misperceived as the sole domain of Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs), is now a key concern in the corner office, too. CEOs are looking to leverage the positive impact of brand on consumer preference, and the boost to customer loyalty and premium pricing which that preference brings. Chief executives...
CEO Agenda

Three Reasons CEOs Don’t Become Thought Leaders

CEO AgendaChuck Kent
Many CEOs, forever looking to drive growth, curiously overlook one growth driver that is increasingly powerful: thought leadership. Research from Edelman revealed that 64% of B2B CXOs vet organizations through their thought leadership – and for 48% it has directly led to awarding business. This is particularly important in professional...
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