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Brands with a Conscience How to Build a Successful and Responsible Brand

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

03.03.2016

Herausgeber

Nicholas Ind + weitere

Verlag

Kogan Page Ltd

Seitenzahl

240

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.4 cm

Gewicht

366 g

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7494-7544-4

Beschreibung

Rezension

"Brands with a Conscience presents a timely and necessary reflection on how brands should focus to remain competitive and relevant in today's marketplace. The cases and concluding framework showcase what have become the imperative foundations for building brands in a participative market where consumers, more than ever, have control over the identity of a brand. A must-read for any student, manager, or entrepreneur trying to contribute in making a better world." ("Francisco Guzman, Associate Professor, University of North Texas and Co-Editor of the Journal of Product and Brand Management")
"In an age of understandable scepticism about brands, it is refreshing to see a more rounded view of branding being taken by Sandra Horlings and Nicholas Ind. Being a brand with a conscience isn't another gimmick but should be a way of life for a brand; a recognition that brands can improve our lives. This interesting and varied collection of case studies highlights how deep seated values should be at the core of 21st Century brand management." ("Professor Stuart Roper, Bradford University School of Management")
"I like that Brands With a Conscience builds sustainable thinking and doing into their way of being. As a more than 300-hundred-years-old family business, Berry Bros. & Rudd share this ethos. To be successful over the long term, we know the importance of having a vision of the future, balancing a humanistic approach with commercial realities of running a business, and, critically, being able to know when to change and when to stay the same." ("Geordie Willis, Creative Director, Berry Bros. & Rudd")

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

03.03.2016

Herausgeber

Verlag

Kogan Page Ltd

Seitenzahl

240

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.4 cm

Gewicht

366 g

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7494-7544-4

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • About the cover
    About Medinge: how did 'Brands with a Conscience' come about?
    Changing the relevancy of business and the role of brand leaders forever
    Ava Hakim
    A butterfl y flaps its wings
    The world changes
    The rise of business consciousness
    Conscientious business: a force for good
    Conscientious brands: change the world
    The enlightenment. A movement. Your imperative
    Notes

    01 Dilmah Tea: Business is a matter of human service
    Jack Yan
    Tell the truth
    The man behind the brand
    Value creation for all
    Spreading wealth
    A sustainable approach
    Staying the course
    Refl ective questions

    Star for Life
    Annette Rosencreutz
    A brand for a better future

    02 John Lewis Partnership: Partnership for all
    Erika Uffi ndell and Simon Paterson
    A conscious brand, a conscious business model
    Ahead of its time
    One of a kind
    The difference-in action
    Values-based brand building
    Reframing for the present day
    Fit for the future
    Reflective questions
    Notes
    Influence at adidas
    Nicholas Ind
    Be open-minded and look towards the future
    A journey into the mainstream
    Notes
    03 Dr Hauschka: Healthy business
    Brigitte Stepputtis
    Would you like to work for a leading company...
    Led by the rhythms of life
    The influence of Rudolf Steiner
    From medicines to cosmetics
    A name change, rebranding avant la lettre?
    An anthroposophic business model
    Environmentally healthy for all
    Raw materials from Bulgaria, India, Iran and Afghanistan
    From nice to indispensable lifestyle brand
    The future of natural cosmetics
    Reflective questions
    Notes

    Alqvimia: The energy that will save the world
    Guiseppe Cavallo
    Feminine energy and ancient wisdom
    Showing the true face of Alqvimia: the art of speaking out
    A solid business with a feminine spirit
    Notes
    04 Merci 'destination store', Paris: What destiny for this lifestyle design concept store?
    Philippe Mihailovich
    Surprise!
    Who thought of this in the first place?
    It's about saying thank you
    It is also about business
    Exceptional people, objects and events
    A foundation of friends and family
    Destination London
    Comment
    Reflective questions
    Notes

    Sustainable fashion at H&M
    Thomas Gad and Brigitte Stepputtis
    Notes
    05 Tony's Chocolonely: Crazy about chocolate, serious about people
    Sandra Horlings
    Driven by a cause
    Where marketing meets journalism
    Make the story stick
    From ideal to business, from a business perspective
    From small business to market challenger
    Reflective questions
    Notes

    Lovechock: Happiness inside
    Sandra Horlings
    Brief encounter
    Purpose, perseverance and possibilities
    True to the heart of the business
    06 Slow Food: The case for eco-gastronomy
    Peter Brown
    Good, clean and fair: the evolution of Slow Food
    What is the conscience of the Slow Food brand?
    Slow Food as an evolving conscience with practical application
    Slow Food: a brand with deep political conscience, but political independence
    Slow Food in practice: a global conscience with local autonomy
    Slow Food and personal leadership: leading by personal example
    Slow Food: demonstrating the features of a brand with a conscience
    What next? Slow Food in the 2020s
    Reflective questions
    Notes

    Vegetalia: nourishing life
    Guiseppe Cavallo
    07 DNV GL: Back to the future: sustainability at DNV GL
    Nicholas Ind
    Sustainability as a perspective
    Bringing sustainability to life
    Engaging customers
    Creating new narratives
    The role of business: influences
    Reflective questions
    Notes
    Unilever and the green bond
    Nicholas Ind
    08 Cosentino: Conversations carved in stone
    Cristián Saracco
    'Stone people' with a great sense of compassion
    Innovation as the cornerstone to success
    Social and environmental issues with the weight of stone
    Conversations with people etched in stone
    Two-way communication
    The path to building the triple bottom line
    Online conversations that flow like pebbles
    Co-creation without stumbling on stones along the way
    Reflective questions

    09 Tata Steel: Building a caring organization
    Sudhir John Horo
    An overview
    Setting a winning mood
    An alternative legal structure
    Building brand Tata
    Tata's vision
    Tata Steel: proven mettle in philanthropy
    Tata Steel and legacy giving
    Transforming into a caring company
    Building an organization of the future: how is Tata Steel shaping itself?
    Conclusion
    Reflective questions
    Notes

    Handelsbanken: No targets, no budgets and little marketing-and yet, multiplying branches in Britain
    Simon Paterson and Erika Uffindell
    An example of a conscious, sustainable, bank brand
    No targets, no budgets and little marketing
    Decentralization and freedom of authority
    Prudence and long-term thinking
    The value of direct human contact
    Innovative and open-minded
    No bonuses, no temptation
    Having a wide and socially useful purpose
    Slow but stable growth

    10 Place Branding: Branding the place and growing the good life
    Nikolaj Stagis
    Urbanization is changing places around the globe
    Copenhagen-green smart thinking
    Lejre-the organic municipality
    The Citta 'Slow' movement focuses on quality of life
    Creating conscious uniqueness
    Democracy as a differentiation paradox
    Conscious means involvement and interaction
    Morality as a primary force in the conscious city brand
    Developing the conscious place brand
    Key learnings
    Reflective questions
    Note
    Cork-big on life
    Malcolm Allan
    Tower of Babel
    Involve the community
    A compelling and uplifting melody
    Notes
    11 Exploiting leadership to better the world
    Enric Bernal
    Corporate social responsibility
    Three more levels
    Bold steps that have impact
    12 How to be a brand with a conscience
    Oriol Iglesias and Nicholas Ind
    Now... how?
    A new role for brand leaders
    Notes
    Author biographies
    Index