Fortune Magazine August 25, 1980 The Boss as Pitchman Charter Co.'s Chancy Dream


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This vintage issue of Fortune Magazine from August 25, 1980, is an essential collectible for enthusiasts of vintage magazines. This particular issue features the insightful cover story, "The Boss as Pitchman," which explores how prominent CEOs like Lee Iacocca have become the faces of their companies in advertising. With the evolution of corporate marketing strategies, this edition captures a critical moment in business history, showcasing the impact of high-profile marketing tactics on brand identity.

This issue holds significant value for those interested in the dynamics of corporate leadership during challenging economic times. It dives into the ambitious but risky endeavors of Charter Co., reflecting the broader economic landscape of the early 1980s. As CEOs started to step forward as public figures, this issue provides a unique glimpse into the transformative strategies that shaped business-advertising relations.

In addition to the cover story, readers will find valuable editorial insights across various articles, making it both informative and engaging for market analysts, historians, and business professionals alike. The magazine is in good condition, with minor wear typical for its age, including a blurred address label, yet the interior pages remain in great shape, enhancing its collectibility.

This issue isn’t just another magazine; it’s an important historical document that encapsulates the trials and tribulations corporate entities faced during a recession. This vintage magazine is a must-have for collectors and anyone interested in the evolution of corporate branding.

  • Cover Story: Delve into "The Boss as Pitchman"—a fascinating look at CEOs like Iacocca who took the advertising spotlight (pg. 66).
  • Editorial Insights: Gain access to various business features that address the economic downturn and leadership changes in major corporations.

Don't miss the chance to own this significant piece of business history. It comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation. Combine shipping available upon request.

Fortune Magazine August 25, 1980

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