April 15, 2024

? Are you still relying on traditional demographics to influence behavior? There’s a game-changing approach you need to know about. David Allison, Founder of The Valuegraphics Project, reveals why shared human values are the ultimate catalyst for connection. As we navigate a new economic landscape, it’s time for companies and brands to shift their focus.

Our values, not our demographics, are the powerful forces that shape every decision we make.

? Contact me for more insights on David’s keynote message and speaking availability, and discover the neuroscience behind our value-driven choices. Let’s unleash the potential of values-driven engagement! ?

 

 

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