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The Bourne Identity

The Bourne Identity. Brand Management for Real Life. Graphic Design. Brand/identity. Credibility. Eight Rules. 1. Know Thyself. Who are you? What is your current situation? What are others’ perception of you?. 2. Beware TMI. Identify, don’t explain. 3. Capitalize on emotion.

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The Bourne Identity

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  1. The Bourne Identity Brand Management for Real Life

  2. Graphic Design

  3. Brand/identity

  4. Credibility

  5. Eight Rules

  6. 1. Know Thyself • Who are you? • What is your current situation? • What are others’ perception of you?

  7. 2. Beware TMI • Identify, don’t explain

  8. 3. Capitalize on emotion • How memories are formed • Shape and color • Historical context • Learned, cultural bias • Emotional response

  9. 4. Don’t be too obvious

  10. 5. Think long-term

  11. 6. The logo is king

  12. 7. Make it versatile • Print • Billboard • Web • Television • Animated

  13. 8. Target Audience • Potential Donors • Recipients

  14. How to manage your identity

  15. Use a style guide

  16. Use a style guide

  17. What’s in it

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  25. How to implement it • Get opinions up front • Present developmental stages to all relevant individuals • Explain rationale behind the design to those who will be using it • Provide identity elements in a central, well-known location • Ask CEO or department head to publicly endorse, explain and validate the style guide • Appoint a brand manager

  26. Questions?

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