The Corporate Reputation Factor

Derrick DayeJuly 24, 20081 min

In his white paper, “Communication as Value Builder,” Dr. David Jensen, Senior Vice President with Ketchum in Atlanta, cites a 1998 study by the Wirthlin Group, which concludes that:

•    “Companies with good reputations are 7 times more likely to command premium prices for their products and services,
•    5 times more likely to have their stock recommended,
•    4 times more likely to be recommended as a good place to work,
•    3 times more likely to be recommended as a joint venture partner, and
•    1.5 times more likely to receive the benefit of the doubt.”

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