Why Are Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google The Gang Of 4? Who Are Their Victims And What Strategies Will Lead Them To A Trillion Dollar Market Cap?

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Why Are Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google The Gang Of 4? Who Are Their Victims And What Strategies Will Lead Them To A Trillion Dollar Market Cap? Scott Galloway, who is a professor of Marketing and Brand Strategy at the NYU Stern School of Business, speaking at the DLDConference, January 18, 2016, discusses “The Gang of Four” (Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon), their victims, and the strategies that led them onto a path to a trillion dollar market cap. Watch the DLDConference video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfjg0kGQFBY Scott is a great speaker, has tons of great information and talks super fast. He has over 90+ slides in his 16 minute talk at the DLDConference. I created a slideshow of his talk because there is too much information to take in as he speeds through his wonderful analysis and shares his great insights.

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