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Anthropology In Business And Industry: A Synopsis28 Oct

As I've talked with folks about my academic training and work in the field of business anthropology, one common response I get is: "Wow! That's cool! So, what in the world is business anthropology?" One of my assignments this week was to read a chapter written by Marietta Baba from a book called Applied Anthropology: Domains of Application and write a synopsis. I immediately saw it as an opportunity to post information on the field based on the writings of someone I greatly respect. I know it's lengthy but hopefully it gives a sense of the history behind the field and how we anthropologists can be exceptionally useful within business. Enjoy...and feel free to leave any of your own questions or ideas in the comments.

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I help business leaders and their organizations improve how they relate to their customers, employees, and other critical stakeholders. It’s born out of my belief that individuals crave meaningful relationships and want to be involved with companies that connect with them personally. I’m devoted to helping organizations discover the unique qualities that make them remarkable.

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