Martin Lindstrom is one of the world’s premier (and toughest) brand building experts – advising Fortune 100 brands from Coca-Cola to Nestlé to Red Bull on how to build future-proof brands. Lindstrom is a past recipient of “TIME Magazine’s” “Worlds 100 Most Influential People”.
He is a “New York Times” and “Wall Street Journal” best-selling author of six groundbreaking books on branding, including...
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Martin Lindstrom is one of the world’s premier (and toughest) brand building experts – advising Fortune 100 brands from Coca-Cola to Nestlé to Red Bull on how to build future-proof brands. Lindstrom is a past recipient of “TIME Magazine’s” “Worlds 100 Most Influential People”.
He is a “New York Times” and “Wall Street Journal” best-selling author of six groundbreaking books on branding, including “Buyology: The Truth and Lies About Why We Buy, “Brand Sense” and “Brandwashed”. “Buyology” was voted “pick of the year” by USA Today, and appeared on the Top 10 bestseller lists in the US and worldwide. His book “Brand Sense” was acclaimed by the “Wall Street Journal” as “one of the five best marketing books ever published.” His latest book: “Small Data – The Tiny Clues That Uncover Huge Trends”, is out February 2016.
Martin Lindstrom has carved out a niche as a global expert and pioneer in the fields of consumer psychology, marketing, brands, and neuro-scientific research. He has developed an unorthodox way of doing what every company says it wants to do: understand its consumers’ deepest desires and turn them into breakthrough products, brands or retail experiences.
In 2015, Thinkers50 ranked Martin number 18 amongst the world’s most influential management thinkers. He is the anchor and producer of NBC’s popular TV show; “Main Street Makeover on TODAY”; a columnist for “Fast Company” and “TIME Magazine” – and continues to feature in the “Wall Street Journal”, “Newsweek”, “The Economist”, “New York Times”, “Bloomberg Businessweek”, “The Washington Post”, “USA Today”, and numerous publications and television channels worldwide.
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