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360 degree brands 

Published: 11 July 2008 16:11:00
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Posted by: Andrew Nebel, Commercial Director of Barnardos.
 
We need to widen our perception of what is a brand beyond the classical definition now that branding is an accepted part of thinking in all walks of life.

So what about famous charity Brands [Oxfam, NSPCC, National Trust, Barnardo’s, RNLI etc] or hospitals [Moorfields, Barts, Great Ormond Street etc] or institutions like The BBC, Royal Society of Arts, Royal Opera House, The V&A, The Albert Hall ? Even the ASA and D&AD.
 
 
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