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The Strength of Sigma Understanding the Sigma Brand

The Strength of Sigma Understanding the Sigma Brand. Brother John E. White Facilitator. Your Sigma Leadership Academy. GOAL 5

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The Strength of Sigma Understanding the Sigma Brand

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  1. The Strength of Sigma Understanding the Sigma Brand Brother John E. White Facilitator

  2. Your Sigma Leadership Academy

  3. GOAL 5 Branding and Marketing: Sigma’s brand strategy is a key part of the overall marketing strategy for the Fraternity. Brand strategies deliver on the Fraternity goals by enhancing the brand culture. The following is a systematic four-step process that the Fraternity will use to tailor strategies to enhancing our Brand: • Identify goals and elements that branding can address • Map the existing brand culture • Analyze competition and environment to identify branding opportunities • Design the Strategy 3 3

  4. Our Objectives • What is Branding? • Gain Better Awareness and Understanding of Fraternity Standards and Protocols • Review Fraternity Communications Standards • Review Brand Identity and Graphic Standards • Recruit and Retain Fraternity Brand Ambassadors

  5. NORMS • Be Open • Treat others with RESPECT • Honor Confidentiality • Listen actively • Participate at own comfort level • OUCH AND EDUCATE • Ask Questions • Share Talking Time • Have Fun • Reflect • Refocus • Rise 5

  6. Brand examples

  7. What is brand? A brand is an identifiable entity that makes specific promises of value.

  8. What is branding “It takes a lifetime to build a reputation and only 15 minutes to destroy it.”- Warren Buffett “Safeguard the reputation of the organization with the best in conduct”

  9. What build a brand/tears down

  10. What is the Sigma Brand? • we are men of vision • men of history • men of culture • men of leadership • men of courage

  11. Our Brand Identity? The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. brand is an important asset to our Fraternity. Consistency in branding and imagery builds brand equity, which in turn supports a strong foundation for organizational growth. Effective branding creates and supports instant recognition and value for each of our chapters and the fraternity at large. Brand equity provides us with a value base from which we can more effectively work together to achieve our goals as one recognized organization Source: Fraternity Policy on Brand Identity and Graphic Standards – Adopted by General Board – 1/10

  12. Brand Visibility Overview The main visual components of the Fraternity’s Brand Identity include the Fraternity Logo, Crest, Seal and program and initiatives co-branding elements. When used effectively, these elements unite to visually provide the look that shares the spirit of the Fraternity.

  13. Fraternity Name and Logo

  14. The Fraternity Seal

  15. Fraternity Signature Program Logo

  16. Fraternity Shield Our Crest

  17. The Fraternity Stationary

  18. Logo The new logo, uses a bold but clean type face to draw attention of the design. The Greek column is design to uplift Phi Beta Sigma along with the three stars standing for our founders. The Sigma Leadership Academy tag line emphasizes Sigma’s commitment to our mission and values in leadership and the logo tag line should be used whenever possible on externally visible items.

  19. Co-Branding - Other Design Concepts

  20. Co-Branding - Other Design Concepts

  21. Deliverables and Expectations of Brand Management & Communications Team • Develop holistic marketing and branding solutions for the Fraternity to further our Brand. • Develop and implement strategies for brand consistency • Review all approved visual branding components to ensure effective use for providing the look that shares the spirit of the Fraternity. • Implement Strategic Brand Elements from Vision 2010 docume • Develop strategies for electronic marketing. • Develop Plans and strategies for implementing Fraternity Uniform Standard of Dress • Provide report that includes recommended strategies to General Board for adoption. 22 22

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  23. What Are Sigma Standards? Over the past decade the Fraternity has taken steps to define standards through policies and documents that include…. Chapter Self Assessment Tool Program Implementation and Assessment (PIA) Chapter Reporting Standards Membership Intake Process Fraternity Awards & Recognition Criteria Guide

  24. Chapter Reporting Standards • Program Implementation Assessment (PIA) On-Going After each completed community program • Annual Chapter Report – February 9, 2011 • Chapter Self Assessment Final Report (CSAF) – February 9, 2011

  25. Fraternity Websites and Web pages Fraternity websites include, but are not limited to, officer-, regional-, state-, and/or chapter-sponsored websites that are created for the purpose of communicating, promoting and/or advancing the ideals, activities, programs and/or growth of the Fraternity. Each Fraternity website must conform to Fraternity brand identity standards in organizational references. No Fraternity website may utilize descriptive references (such as ‘death chapter’ and similar types of references) other than the official chapter.

  26. Co-Branding With Our Sisters Co-branding with our sisters of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (the Sorority) must be done appropriately. Please refrain from utilizing Zeta Phi Beta Sigma. When co- branding please use the Fraternity’s and Sorority’s full names.

  27. What is Fraternity Protocol? Protocol is defined as the code of ceremonial forms and courtesies, or precedence accepted as proper and correct in official dealings, as between heads of state or diplomatic officials. The expected outcome is uniformity efficiency in accomplishing goals by applying tenets of protocol in communications. The Guide to Fraternity Protocol specific purpose is to clarify the procedures that enable the membership to execute and promote consistent protocols throughout the Fraternity. All Brothers of Sigma are encouraged to become a Fraternity Protocol Ambassador. Source: Fraternity Protocol Manual – Adopted Conclave Memphis 2003

  28. Protocols, Rites and Traditions How we communicate and interact with our leadership is very important element in Brand Identity. Protocols, Rites and Rituals are Must Haves in Fraternity Life. Best Implementation of these elements provide us a competitive advantage.

  29. TOOLS AND RESOURCES • Policy on Fraternity Communications • Policy on Fraternity Brand Identity and Graphic Standards • Chapter Reporting Guidelines • PIA • Chapter Self Assessment Tool • Awards & Criteria Guide • International Standards and Awards Committee • Director of Standards, Protocols and Rituals • Director of Communications • Sigma International Leadership Academy (SILA) • Corporate Headquarters Staff • Fraternity Guide to Fraternity Protocol – 2003 Edition

  30. New Production of Manuals and Guides • Our Journey

  31. The Strength of Sigma Understanding the Sigma Brand Brother John E. White Facilitator

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