Summary: <p>In a quantified world, the unquantifiable still counts. "I’m not against data," says <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/We%20had%20CEOs%20cry,%20we%20had%20leaders%20of%20nonprofit%20organizations%20share%20wonderful%20stories.%20And%20the%20next%20morning%20when%20these%20people%20meet%20again,%20the%20way%20that%20they%20interact%20is%20very,%20very%20different,%20they%20hug%20each%20other." target="_blank">Tim Leberecht</a>, a marketing and brand consultant at Leberecht & Partners and author of "The Business Romantic" which makes the case for the economic value of things that we can't quantify. "I’m not against technology. But I think we need to reclaim that space for our humanity that allows us to value things that we can’t measure, that we can’t quantity. We manage much more than we can measure every day."</p>
