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Michael Duda – Investing In Brands - [Invest Like the Best, EP.117]
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My guest this week is Michael Duda, and the topic of our conversation is the role that brand plays in business and investing. Michael has worked on and invested in a wide-range of brands including Birchbox, Casper, Harry's, Citibank, DirecTV, Google, TripAdvisor, Under Armour and vineyard vines. His background in advertising made this a unique and interesting conversation. please enjoy.
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Show Notes
(First Question) – Mission of Bullish
– Typical relationship they have with companies
– Defining brand
– Ryan Caldbeck Podcast Episode
– A dive into how brands make people feel
– Does the emphasis on brand still matter to consumers and if so, where
– Process of building up a brand
– What has changed most in the planning of a brand strategy
– How does his thinking impact his investing strategy
– Where does he differ from the rest of the market
– Advice he would give to companies in general
– How advertising has changed in the current landscape
– The screening process for picking potential investments
– How they analyze valuation
– Unusual traits he likes in founders
– Categories most ripe for young companies to disrupt
– Most interesting marketing channel for direct to consumer businesses
– Marketing piece he is most proud of
– Companies that embody the best of what has been discussed
– His love for people in business
– Kindest thing done for Michael
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Follow Patrick on twitter at @patrick_oshag
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