This document touches on many disjointed topics including the Olympics, population growth, social media, brands, climate change, innovation, e-commerce, transparency, and business strategies. It discusses how the world's largest Olympics cost $44 billion which could have cured leprosy worldwide. It also mentions listening to consumers, building business to the next level through new ways, and an Albert Heijn quote about working for consumers.

1. Life is for sharing

2. Give, Get Given

3. dutch

6. the world

7. biggest Olympics

9. $ 44.000.000.000

10. 11.128 athletes $ 4 million per athlete

11. we could have cured leprosy worldwide

12. growing population

14. 1.600.000.000

15. China

16. charismatic

17. social media

18. collapsing

20. fundamental capitalism

23. brands

26. climate

28. influence

30. over estimate

31. next generation

32. Green is the new Black

33. village

34. village

35. 24/7

38. anytime

39. anyplace

40. anywhere

41. new drug

42. power

43. individual

44. big brother

45. combination?

46. co creation

47. age of 28

48. age of 9

49. innovation

51. leading leading

52. leading

53. consumer

54. AH fotservice

55. predictable

56. v schizophrenic

57. not

58. e-commerce

60. experience

61. do we listen?

62. do we think we are listening?

63. transparancy

64. trust

65. 1 billion

66. in control!

67. listen to me!

68. help to help

69. tomorrow

70. time to market

71. building business next level

72. new ways

73. almost nothing has changed

74. I’m in control foto leuke mooie vrouw, lange benen I’m in control

75. a story

76. “ so that we do not forget for whom we are working” Albert Heijn Retailer 1927 - now

78. 1e AH-winkel

90. consumer organization competitor brand perception

91. consumer organization competitor brand perception who

92. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what

93. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what how

94. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what how consumer needs

95. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what how consumer needs distribution channels

96. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what how consumer needs content distribution channels

97. consumer organization competitor brand perception who what how consumer needs content distribution channels At the right moment, the right product through the right distribution channel to meet the needs of the consumer

98. consumer organization competitor brand perception loyalty

99. “ the fool wanders, a wise man travels” Thomas Fuller British writer 1608 - 1661