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Not sure the real world agrees. Including almost every other law, accounting, and financial practice - personality-centric companies make up a non-trivial perce
by AVTizzle 6y ago
Not sure the real world agrees. Including almost every other law, accounting, and financial practice - personality-centric companies make up a non-trivial percentage of the worlds most iconic brands.
Just off the top of my head:
Disney
Bloomberg
Automattic
Air Jordan
Craigslist
Baskin-Robbins
Andreesen-Horowitz
Kleiner Perkins
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati
Fenwick & West
- pionar 6y agoSure, those companies use people's names in their names, but they're not all personality-centric (though that's a subjective assessment). In this list, I see really only 1 - Disney. Air Jordan isn't a company, it's a brand from another company - Nike. The others may have been named after their founders, but the companies are not about their founders and weren't started/successful because of the relationship with the founder.