Michael Porter, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Michael Porter comes up

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▶ 9:57 Pat Dorsey And the Michael Porter work on the five forces, but Porter was a consultant. 4 times in the scene

▶ 10:13 David Salem Everyone was clamoring to get into Mike Porter's strategy class because everybody wanted to go to work at Bain or BCG, or they wanted to take Bill Porvo's class in realty because they wanted to go to work for Heinz Interest or Trammell…

▶ 22:00 Mike Maples, Jr. You could read about Michael Porter and his Five Forces or Hamilton Helmer's Seven Powers, but most of it is about trying to create a persistently compounding set of advantages

▶ 28:06 Brett Barakett Michael Porter, buyer power, supplier power, these types of things.
▶ 42:43 Brett Barakett You can have all the tools and, you know, everybody knows how to build an Excel spreadsheet and do a DCF and overlay a Michael Porter analysis and, okay, I'll get some data sciences work.
▶ 1:05:33 Brett Barakett Michael Porter has this statement that he made years ago where he says, people ask the question, why is it that most of the worlds are making up high-end leather handbags come from these three towns in the French Italian Alps? 2 times in the scene

▶ 38:24 Sanjay Ayer You think about economic modes, port of five forces, and you just take the second derivative of it.

▶ 8:28 Stan Miranda And with my strategy consultant business school hat on, I thought what we need is the equivalent of Michael Porter's book on corporate strategy, but for the institutional investment world, what is that?

▶ 58:21 Paul Enright Think about the seven powers or Porter's competitive advantage, right?

▶ 28:51 unnamed speaker And one of the things I think that's good about going across a lot of sectors is we focus on a lot of sort of Porter's Five Forces type stuff.

▶ 26:58 Brian Bares And that can be some traditional source of mode, like importers, five forces, they could have some unusual bargaining power over their suppliers or something like that, or it could be something newer and more interesting where you have…

▶ 48:10 Ted Seides I think that's true generally in the, in the asset management industry, what you find for reasons that are a little bit confusing is if you think of just normal business strategy, sort of one of Porter's models of price differentiation and…

▶ 9:14 Chris Douvos I worked at Monitor Company up in Boston, Michael Porter's firm, and I'll tell a Porter story in a little bit, but what was funny is, in 99, I decided to go to business school, because I didn't know what was going on, and companies 2 times in the scene
▶ 13:48 Chris Douvos I turn left to go in the men's room, and I walk into the men's room, and there's Mike Porter, who was, you know, the kind of spectral, ephemeral presence at Monitor. 6 times in the scene

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