The Talent Brand
Categories: Business, Leadership, Management.£19.99
Consumer loyalty in the twenty-first century values trust, transparency, communication and authenticity. Holistic Branding explores the art of making a strong emotional connection from your organization and culture in order to drive your business forward. Direct in its approach, the book argues that everything from hiring employees to your consumer message must be in line with the company’s brand.
Broken down into four easily accessible and digestible parts, Holistic Branding is an essential book for leaders and business people interested in creating a dynamic and authentic brand that stands apart from its competitors in our highly competitive consumer age.
Author: Jodi Oridioni
Publisher: LID Publishing
ISBN: 978-0-9987278-1-3
FORMAT: 234×156 mm
Bookbinding: Hardback
Number of pages: 192
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The powerful concept behind unified branding
● The Talent Brand is a go-to reference guide on the essentials of branding ● Jody Ordioni explains common mistakes even seasoned business owners make that dilute their brand and have costly consequences
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In her role as President of BRANDEMiX, Jody creates brand-aligned workforce communications that connect employees to cultures, companies and business goals. Her client list includes brand such as Avon, New York Life, Cerebral Palsy of NYS, and Cablevision.
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