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Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health shares about using brand promises as operating principles to gain competitive advantage.

Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit that operates 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving sites across 24 states.

In this episode, Mark discusses building an emotional connection with the consumer, using your brand promise as an operating principle and his focus on sharing the amazing stories in the healthcare industry. 

Key Takeaways:

  • When brand promises are guiding principles for company operations, it creates a competitive advantage. 
  • When building a brand, focus on the people in your ecosystem and on creating an emotional connection with the consumer.

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Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health shares about using brand promises as operating principles to gain competitive advantage.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit that operates 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving sites across 24 states.

In this episode, Mark discusses building an emotional connection with the consumer, using your brand promise as an operating principle and his focus on sharing the amazing stories in the healthcare industry. 

Key Takeaways:

  • When brand promises are guiding principles for company operations, it creates a competitive advantage. 
  • When building a brand, focus on the people in your ecosystem and on creating an emotional connection with the consumer.

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Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health shares about using brand promises as operating principles to gain competitive advantage.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit that operates 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving sites across 24 states.

In this episode, Mark discusses building an emotional connection with the consumer, using your brand promise as an operating principle and his focus on sharing the amazing stories in the healthcare industry. 

Key Takeaways:

  • When brand promises are guiding principles for company operations, it creates a competitive advantage. 
  • When building a brand, focus on the people in your ecosystem and on creating an emotional connection with the consumer.

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Brand as a Competitive Advantage

Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health shares about using brand promises as operating principles to gain competitive advantage.

Brand as a Competitive Advantage
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Ian Faison
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March 5, 2024
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Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Mark Viden, SVP of Brand at CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit that operates 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving sites across 24 states.

In this episode, Mark discusses building an emotional connection with the consumer, using your brand promise as an operating principle and his focus on sharing the amazing stories in the healthcare industry. 

Key Takeaways:

  • When brand promises are guiding principles for company operations, it creates a competitive advantage. 
  • When building a brand, focus on the people in your ecosystem and on creating an emotional connection with the consumer.
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