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On June 29th, I welcomed five LGBTQ+ marketing leaders for the third annual Pride Edition of our Future of Branding roundtable. During our extensive conversation, we reflected on how brands have been observing Pride month and looked to how brands can craft a more inclusive society; how to walk the line between authenticity and action and how to meaningfully show up for the LGBTQ+ community throughout the entire year—not just in June.

Margaret Molloy

rainbow light coming from a macbook pro over a black background, The Future of Branding

Future of Branding

Future of Branding: Pride 2021

On June 29th, I welcomed five LGBTQ+ marketing leaders for the third annual Pride Edition of our Future of Branding roundtable. During our extensive conversation, we reflected on how brands have been observing Pride month and looked to how brands can craft a more inclusive society; how to walk the line between authenticity and action and how to meaningfully show up for the LGBTQ+ community throughout the entire year—not just in June.

Margaret Molloy

Margaret Molloy, our Global CMO, hosted a conversation with five LGBTQ+ global marketing executives that explored how brands observe Pride month, and how brands can craft a more inclusive society and meaningfully show up for the LGBTQ+ community consistently.

CMO Panel

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CMO Panel: Pride 2021

Margaret Molloy, our Global CMO, hosted a conversation with five LGBTQ+ global marketing executives that explored how brands observe Pride month, and how brands can craft a more inclusive society and meaningfully show up for the LGBTQ+ community consistently.

CMO Panel

Your brand’s voice should be rooted in a well-functioning, up-to-date strategy, working as a set of coherent attributes for expressing or implying that strategy in every message. In combination with a clear view of your audience, strategic components like mission, vision, and values can inform what your brand has license to communicate when it comes to sensitive issues.

Siegel+Gale

Media Mentions

No Juneteenth messaging this year? How to get ready for 2022

Your brand’s voice should be rooted in a well-functioning, up-to-date strategy, working as a set of coherent attributes for expressing or implying that strategy in every message. In combination with a clear view of your audience, strategic components like mission, vision, and values can inform what your brand has license to communicate when it comes to sensitive issues.

Siegel+Gale

Jason Cieslak, our President, Pacific Rim and Aaron Hall, our Group Director, Naming were joined by Maurice Jones, CEO, OneTen for an in-depth conversation on the evolution and future of the OneTen brand and their commitment to creating one million careers for Black talent in America.

Unlocking Brand

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Unlocking Brand: Together, we are OneTen

Jason Cieslak, our President, Pacific Rim and Aaron Hall, our Group Director, Naming were joined by Maurice Jones, CEO, OneTen for an in-depth conversation on the evolution and future of the OneTen brand and their commitment to creating one million careers for Black talent in America.

Unlocking Brand

The world's best companies are making bold moves to mitigate future disasters, finding ways to build sustainability into their bottom line and brand purpose. Grasping this "green swan" opportunity is no easy task, but trailblazing brand's experiences suggest the five actions detailed here can help bring about the kind of stakeholder consensus that powers transformation.

Margaret Molloy

S+G Blog

The role of brand in combating climate crisis

The world's best companies are making bold moves to mitigate future disasters, finding ways to build sustainability into their bottom line and brand purpose. Grasping this "green swan" opportunity is no easy task, but trailblazing brand's experiences suggest the five actions detailed here can help bring about the kind of stakeholder consensus that powers transformation.

Margaret Molloy

In an increasingly complex landscape where brands rely on multiple internal and third-party data sources to guide customer decisions and stay relevant, we are presented with a potential paradox to manage. How to move forward with a model built around data capture and tacit listening when audiences increasingly demand a more open and human relationship with brands?

Emma Lewis

S+G Blog

Data and brand personalization: Where do we go from here?

In an increasingly complex landscape where brands rely on multiple internal and third-party data sources to guide customer decisions and stay relevant, we are presented with a potential paradox to manage. How to move forward with a model built around data capture and tacit listening when audiences increasingly demand a more open and human relationship with brands?

Emma Lewis

To celebrate Pride month this year, our global design teams created a series of virtual backgrounds inspired by the rainbow flag, psychedelia, pop art and beyond. We hope you enjoy this selection of vibrant designs from our best and brightest visual thinkers. You can view and download the full set of backgrounds here for your next Zoom, Slack or Teams call.

Siegel+Gale

S+G Blog

Pride 2021: Simple is proud

To celebrate Pride month this year, our global design teams created a series of virtual backgrounds inspired by the rainbow flag, psychedelia, pop art and beyond. We hope you enjoy this selection of vibrant designs from our best and brightest visual thinkers. You can view and download the full set of backgrounds here for your next Zoom, Slack or Teams call.

Siegel+Gale

As a result of the fundamental shift from static copy and images to experiences, today, a brand's success is defined by the sum of all its touchpoints across a broad spectrum of stakeholders. On May 26th, I welcomed five global CMOs representing B2B and iconic consumer brands to explore the importance of crafting meaningful brand experiences. Throughout the spirited discussion, we analyzed balancing consistency with authenticity, evading the pitfalls of jargon and the latest technology, focusing on business-to-human interactions and why simplicity is the secret to elevating brand experience. In closing, I asked the panelists, what is your commitment to taking your brand's customer experience to the next level? And how do you know that you are succeeding? Here's what they had to say.

Margaret Molloy

rainbow light coming from a macbook pro over a black background, The Future of Branding

Future of Branding

Future of Branding: Brand experience

As a result of the fundamental shift from static copy and images to experiences, today, a brand's success is defined by the sum of all its touchpoints across a broad spectrum of stakeholders. On May 26th, I welcomed five global CMOs representing B2B and iconic consumer brands to explore the importance of crafting meaningful brand experiences. Throughout the spirited discussion, we analyzed balancing consistency with authenticity, evading the pitfalls of jargon and the latest technology, focusing on business-to-human interactions and why simplicity is the secret to elevating brand experience. In closing, I asked the panelists, what is your commitment to taking your brand's customer experience to the next level? And how do you know that you are succeeding? Here's what they had to say.

Margaret Molloy

Margaret Molloy, our Global CMO, hosted a conversation with five global marketing executives that explored the importance of brand experience.

CMO Panel

Broadcast

CMO Panel: Brand Experience

Margaret Molloy, our Global CMO, hosted a conversation with five global marketing executives that explored the importance of brand experience.

CMO Panel

During a merger, acquisition or divestiture, healthcare companies should follow these five principles to build brands that deliver greater clarity and utility for customers, investors and talent.

Matt Egan

Media Mentions

Healthcare M&A on the rise: 5 principles for creating a new brand that resonates

During a merger, acquisition or divestiture, healthcare companies should follow these five principles to build brands that deliver greater clarity and utility for customers, investors and talent.

Matt Egan