Poll: Iconic leaders and their legacies

  Which brand’s image will be harder hit by the loss of their leader: NDP Leader Jack Layton died from cancer complications on Aug. 22, and Steve Jobs announced his retirement from Apple‘s CEO position on Aug. 24. Two organizations with national brands. Two organizations that must face a hard decision on who will become […]
 

NDP Leader Jack Layton died from cancer complications on Aug. 22, and Steve Jobs announced his retirement from Apple‘s CEO position on Aug. 24. Two organizations with national brands. Two organizations that must face a hard decision on who will become their public face. Which has the harder road ahead?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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