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Rebranding Race: Lessons from brand makeover winners, losers, pretenders and spectators
Rebranding Race Lessons from brand makeover winners losers pretenders and spectators Author:C. Paschal Eze Here's your brand makeover GPS and conscience! Finally, anybody could easily become a brand makeover watchdog, excitedly empowered to detect and discourage deceptive rebranding by any business, nonprofit, individual, city or nation. That's what the "7 rebranding laws to live by" and instructive case studies from countries around the world are fo... more »r. And if you are about to rebrand, rebranding now or recently rebranded without using this rebranding GPS of a book, chances are that you are headed in the wrong direction! Guess what. When your stakeholders find out what's going on, they may react in ways you won't find helpful to your brand.
Brand makeover should never be a fancy dress parade, diversionary antic or convenient postponement of the evil day. "Rebranding is your right to thrive but it comes with a huge responsibility to self and stakeholders," adds Eze whose 11th book includes Q&A with two-time Emmy Award winner Tony Mottley, Canadian lawyer and linguist Suzanne Deliscar, Ron G. Productions CEO, Ronald Kuypers, XIG, LLC president Donna McKeithan, Councilman Kyrian Nwagwu of Michigan and employee-turned-entrepreneur Felipe Coimbra of Canada.« less