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Eric Ryan on Making Your Soap and Company Green, His Secret Power and Freedom to Tweet
Aaron Strout, recent DishyMix guest, CMO of Powered, uber-networker and host of his show, Quick and Dirty guest hosts this episode with Eric Ryan, chief brand officer of Method.Eric is a lot of things. Father, brother, entrepreneur and of course lover of all things green. Listen in as he talks about:What is your secret power?Where do you get inspiration from? How much do family and friends play a role?Talk about one of your greatest successes?Greatest failures (or as we’re supposed to say, “opportunities to learn from”)Where do you see Method in 3 years?I notice that Method is on Facebook and Twitter and has a blog. How are those working out for you?How much freedom do Anna (your chief Twitterer & I assume FB-er) and Drummond (blogger) have within the company?What advice would you give for other entrepreneurs who are looking to start a company?What advice would you give to a Fortune500 company that wants to be as fun, green and nimble as Method is?
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By Susan BrattonAaron Strout, recent DishyMix guest, CMO of Powered, uber-networker and host of his show, Quick and Dirty guest hosts this episode with Eric Ryan, chief brand officer of Method.Eric is a lot of things. Father, brother, entrepreneur and of course lover of all things green. Listen in as he talks about:What is your secret power?Where do you get inspiration from? How much do family and friends play a role?Talk about one of your greatest successes?Greatest failures (or as we’re supposed to say, “opportunities to learn from”)Where do you see Method in 3 years?I notice that Method is on Facebook and Twitter and has a blog. How are those working out for you?How much freedom do Anna (your chief Twitterer & I assume FB-er) and Drummond (blogger) have within the company?What advice would you give for other entrepreneurs who are looking to start a company?What advice would you give to a Fortune500 company that wants to be as fun, green and nimble as Method is?