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• Build an IKEA-style global brand the way Ingvar Kamprad does
• Use Hans Straberg's tactics at Electrolux to sweep in profits
• Bank on thinking locally like Citigroup's Steven Freiberg
• Keep your company tuned in the way Judy McGrath does at MTV

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1) George Bodenheimer: In the ESPN Zone

2) James Owens: Caterpillar Sinks Its Claws into Services

3) Steven Freiberg: Thinking Locally at Citigroup

4) Paul Otellini: Inside Intel

5) Hans Straberg: Electrolux Cleans Up

6) The Albrecht Brothers: Aldi and Trader Joe's Challenge to Wal-Mart

7) Anne Livermore: Hewlett-Packard's Ultimate Team Player

8) Harlan Weisman: Reinventing How Johnson & Johnson Invents

9) Judy McGrath: Keeping MTV Cool

10) Ingvar Kamprad: How IKEA Became a Global Cult Brand

11) Jeff Immelt: Demanding More Risk and Innovation From GE

12) Marissa Mayer: Managing Google's Idea Factory

13) Steve Jobs: Apple's Visionary Is Shaking Up Disney

14) Jim McNerney: 3M's Rising Star Revs Up Innovation

15) Russell Simmons: From Hip-Hop to Mainstream

Trends: Reaching an Audience of One

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