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We see the difficult road ahead as a clarion call for simplicity. We see the obstacles in our path as an invitation for kindness. And as our world faces down this common foe, we’re ready to take complexity out of the challenge.

David Srere + Howard Belk

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Bringing simplicity to trying times

We see the difficult road ahead as a clarion call for simplicity. We see the obstacles in our path as an invitation for kindness. And as our world faces down this common foe, we’re ready to take complexity out of the challenge.

David Srere + Howard Belk

Whether you're looking to name a pet or a company, these tips and tricks from the world of branding can help.

Siegel+Gale

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4 company naming strategies that helped me name my dog

Whether you're looking to name a pet or a company, these tips and tricks from the world of branding can help.

Siegel+Gale

In the best experiences, technology is invisible; it’s what brings your experience to life, make things easier to deliver – but not the thing people leave talking about.

Jenna Isken

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The technology tightrope setup by brand experience

In the best experiences, technology is invisible; it’s what brings your experience to life, make things easier to deliver – but not the thing people leave talking about.

Jenna Isken

Whatever we call it, impending climate doom is upon us if we don’t act quickly. Global leaders have been sluggish, and by and large, individuals have failed to see the need for immediate action. But maybe branding can help. Perhaps a new name will shift the needle, even if just a little.

Siegel+Gale

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Renaming climate change: Can a new name finally make us take action?

Whatever we call it, impending climate doom is upon us if we don’t act quickly. Global leaders have been sluggish, and by and large, individuals have failed to see the need for immediate action. But maybe branding can help. Perhaps a new name will shift the needle, even if just a little.

Siegel+Gale

To kick off the New Year, Siegel+Gale welcomed colleagues, clients and friends to a special edition of The Marketing Society’s Uncomfortable Breakfast series to highlight visual storytelling in the age of … Continued

Margaret Molloy

S+G Blog

Visual storytelling in the age of inclusion

To kick off the New Year, Siegel+Gale welcomed colleagues, clients and friends to a special edition of The Marketing Society’s Uncomfortable Breakfast series to highlight visual storytelling in the age of … Continued

Margaret Molloy

In SMPL Q+A, we interview practitioners on all things relevant to branding, design, and simplicity. Here, we speak with our colleagues about our partnership with Jacobs and how we helped them evolve from an engineering firm to a premium solutions provider serving a range of industries globally. The rebrand serves as a signal of Jacobs' business transformation—to its people, its customers, the industry, and investors. 

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Jacobs: From engineering firm to premium solutions provider

In SMPL Q+A, we interview practitioners on all things relevant to branding, design, and simplicity. Here, we speak with our colleagues about our partnership with Jacobs and how we helped them evolve from an engineering firm to a premium solutions provider serving a range of industries globally. The rebrand serves as a signal of Jacobs' business transformation—to its people, its customers, the industry, and investors. 

Siegel+Gale

We’re a global team of thinkers, dreamers and builders. In our new Spotlight on… series, we feature one of our expert practitioners. Here, Sophie Lutman, Executive Creative Director, EMEA, based … Continued

Sophie Lutman

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Designer spotlight on…Sophie Lutman

We’re a global team of thinkers, dreamers and builders. In our new Spotlight on… series, we feature one of our expert practitioners. Here, Sophie Lutman, Executive Creative Director, EMEA, based … Continued

Sophie Lutman

The halcyon days of pre-financial crisis banking have left a hangover. Emerging talent has internalized outdated stereotypes of bankers, and the rest of the industry has been tarnished by association. This raises the question—will the Financial Services sector continue to follow a path of least resistance, or will it actively defy the self-selection bias and identify and target a subsegment of youth better oriented to the future of the industry?

Ben Osborne

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Gen Z study explores how financial services can leverage brand to attract diverse talent

The halcyon days of pre-financial crisis banking have left a hangover. Emerging talent has internalized outdated stereotypes of bankers, and the rest of the industry has been tarnished by association. This raises the question—will the Financial Services sector continue to follow a path of least resistance, or will it actively defy the self-selection bias and identify and target a subsegment of youth better oriented to the future of the industry?

Ben Osborne

In our SMPL Q+A series, we interview practitioners on all things relevant to branding, design, and simplicity. Here, we speak with our practitioners about our rebranding work for the global consulting partnership Kearney.

Siegel+Gale

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Defining Kearney’s place in a new decade

In our SMPL Q+A series, we interview practitioners on all things relevant to branding, design, and simplicity. Here, we speak with our practitioners about our rebranding work for the global consulting partnership Kearney.

Siegel+Gale

With everything from toothbrushes, clothing, scooters, cars, meal delivery and furniture assembly all available from service brands, we live in a fully consumption-based service economy. I believe that brands need to understand that this isn't a fad; it's a foundational shift in our society. Try to think like services and solutions companies. Digital and physical retail is only one node in a broader ecosystem that surrounds the consumer. Look for ways to surround your customers at every turn.

Jason Cieslak

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How brands can remain relevant in today’s service economy

With everything from toothbrushes, clothing, scooters, cars, meal delivery and furniture assembly all available from service brands, we live in a fully consumption-based service economy. I believe that brands need to understand that this isn't a fad; it's a foundational shift in our society. Try to think like services and solutions companies. Digital and physical retail is only one node in a broader ecosystem that surrounds the consumer. Look for ways to surround your customers at every turn.

Jason Cieslak