The Lego Group has been inducted into our Business Hall of Fame.

Sept. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- The Goldsmith Group Announces The Lego Group has been inducted into our Business Hall of Fame.  “The Lego Group has shown what can happen when a company keeps its creativity and innovative spirit alive in the hyper competitive industry. ” states David S. Goldsmith, President of The Goldsmith Group.  Our Blog talk radio show will be broadcasted on Thursday September 12, at 3pm and can be listened to by going to www.blogtalkradio.com/business-news.

The Goldsmith Group is pleased to announce that The Lego Group has been inducted into their business hall of fame for his innovative leadership in the toy industry. Their brick toys has been named the toy of the century by Fortune magazine and The British Association of Retail Toys.  The company keeps finding new and exciting ways for people of all ages to use its products.  A rather feat considering the toy industry has gone high tech with its new computerized games.

A study by Eric Clark found of the leading toy companies in 1976 by 1995, 11 were defunct and more then 13 others had been acquired by Mattel or Hasbro.  These companies include, Fisher-Price, Playskool, Tonka, Parker Brothers, Kenner, Tinker Toys and Milton Bradley to name a few.  The Lego Group has stood the test of time in the toy industry and still remains in family hands.  Today, they are the fifth largest toy company in the world.  What as made a Lego a leader in its industry is their willingness to take risks and ability to keep reinventing the many uses its brick toys has to offer.

From the beginning Lego has placed in the hands of its customers the ability to use their imagination and creativity in how they play with their bricks “Lego System of Play”.  In the 1960’s the company designed Lego bricks to meet the needs of it smallest customers and develop various systems for each age group of development.
Their bricks are designed to be a family activity and bring the whole family closer together.  Thus keeps with the tradition of Lego’s goal of “to play well”.

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