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Miscellaneous Audio from HBR
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Miscellaneous Audio from HBR
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Mindfulness - Breathing Exercise
Mar 3, 201600:10:41Tap to summarizeEnjoy this breathing exercise.
Transcribe →Jill Hazelbaker, director of communications at Google
Feb 4, 201400:01:19Tap to summarizeHazelbaker, the youngest and fastest-advancing senior executive in the Fortune 100, shares her thoughts on age, gender, and the value of mentoring.
Transcribe →Louis C. Camilleri, chairman of the board at Philip Morris
Feb 4, 201400:00:41Tap to summarizeCamilleri talks about his experience as a foreign senior executive in the Fortune 100.
Transcribe →SNCF's Audio Logo, 2012
Feb 4, 201400:00:04Tap to summarizeIn 2012, the French national railway brand needed to impart its new vision of simple, direct and easy mobility, so sounds were simplified and a whoosh of speed was introduced
Transcribe →SNCF's Audio Logo, 2008
Feb 4, 201400:00:04Tap to summarizeThen in 2008, to emphasize the French national railway's eco-mobility, the instrumentation became more natural and acoustic.
Transcribe →SNCF's Audio Logo, 2005
Feb 4, 201400:00:04Tap to summarizeThough the TV end frame uses the same tune, it has a more authoritative sound with more emphasis on rhythm.
Transcribe →SNCF's In-Station Signal
Feb 4, 201400:00:08Tap to summarizeStation messages for the French railway took into account travelers’ anxiety.
Transcribe →SNCF Audio DNA 2005
Feb 4, 201400:00:47Tap to summarizeThe French national railway created an audio DNA with the goal of communicating their leadership along with the comfort and caring that distinguished the brand.
Transcribe →Efficiency
Nov 21, 201300:01:12Tap to summarizeComposed for the 1976 Exxon conference "The Spirit of Leadership." Courtesy of Steve Young, Sport Murphy, and Blast Books.
Transcribe →Hot Seat
Nov 21, 201300:03:30Tap to summarizeComposed by Wilson Stone for the 1961 Coca-Cola bottlers show "The Grip of Leadership." Courtesy of Steve Young, Sport Murphy, and Blast Books.
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