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Give us an example of the Halo Effect of a leader and the consequences

Leonard Sherman is the author of "If You’re in a Dogfight, Become a Cat! Strategies for Long-Term Growth". He is an executive in residence and adjunct professor of marketing and management at the Columbia Business School. Len has worked as a senior partner at Accenture, as a managing partner of J.D. Power and Associates, and as a partner at Booz, Allen & Hamilton. He holds a BS in aeronautical engineering, an MS in transportation systems and a PhD in transportation economics, all from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. #DESCRIPTION Leonard Sherman defines the concept of the Halo Effect and talks about how human tendencies to assign characteristics to individuals or businesses based on current inferences affects business success. He provides examples of companies that have had to deal with fluctuating profits due to either good or bad public perceptions. Sherman discusses ways in which organizations can deal effectively with ever changing public opinion. Subscribe for more SarderTV: http://bit.ly/1osk5yg Follow our Official Twitter: http://bit.ly/1tIwTzK Check out exclusive SarderTV content: Web - http://bit.ly/1xpv37D Facebook - http://on.fb.me/1EbljQi #ABOUT SARDERTV SarderTV is an independent, educational media company, focusing on the subjects that fascinate, inspire and teach executives. Because the relationship between success and learning is parallel, SarderTV provides exclusive interviews with the authors, leaders, and taste makers currently affecting industry. Led by Russell Sarder and a team of dynamic and creative programming and content creators, experienced leadership and seasoned advisors, SarderTV launched in 2012. SarderTV is an exciting, forward thinking media company focused on the promotion of learning