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Disruptive Branding - by Jacob Benbunan & Gabor Schreier & Benjamin Knapp (Hardcover)

Disruptive Branding - by  Jacob Benbunan & Gabor Schreier & Benjamin Knapp (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Harness change and challenge disruptive competitors by becoming a disruptive brand with innovation at its core, to deliver unique products and services and ensure growth in a shifting world.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Disruptive forces have rewritten the rules of business. In an age of continuous change the strength and authenticity of brands has become more important than ever. The organizations that can master their brand experience are able to survive disruption by disrupting themselves; companies that can't do this will leave themselves ripe for disruption. <i><b>Disruptive Branding</b> </i>is a practical guide, demonstrating how to harness change to power your brand's survival and ensure growth in a transforming world. It will help ambitious, courageous and aspirational organizations to define their compelling brand strategies, design powerful brand experiences and innovate new brand-led products and services. <p/><b><i>Disruptive Branding</i></b> tells the stories of businesses that have succeeded in managing the forces of disruption. From Nintendo fighting off its competition by re-imagining gaming, to Airbnb redefining what it means to travel, modern day brands are thinking faster and smarter than ever before. This book identifies the strategies and designs that some of the world's most successful brands use to stay one step ahead of the curve. It is an invaluable resource for brands working to withstand disruption - or even become disruptors themselves.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>A treatise on branding in times of change that will guide marketers through their daily challenges.-- "Stefan Schindele, Brand Strategy, A1 Group"<br><br>A truly compelling read for those who believe that the best evidence of corporate authenticity is brand consistency.-- "Ana Busto, SVP, Brand and Communications, ENGIE"<br><br>Jacob Benbunan and his team are the most disruptive people in the branding world, helping anybody in the start-up or corporate world who wants to rock the boat and do things very differently. This book is a must-read for anyone wanting to cause any abrupt or sudden change in new or legacy industries.-- "Carlos Muñoz, Founder, Volotea and Vueling Airlines"<br><br>The authors prove that disruption is an attitude of creativity, agility and innovation that all brands should strive for. They provide a detailed and inspiring explanation of the process. A great book - highly recommended!-- "Professor Robert Paulmann, Founder, CXI Conference"<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b>Jacob Benbunan </b>started Saffron Brand Consultants with the late Wally Olins. He is today its Chairman and CEO. His clients include Vueling, Akzo Nobel, A1 Telekom Austria, Engie, Sodexo or Siemens. Prior to Saffron he was a Principal at Wolff Olins where he was involved with brands like Orange, Repsol and Acciona. <p/><b>Gabor Schreier </b>is Chief Creative Officer and responsible for the creative teams across Saffron's locations. He was a core player in consolidating Saffron as a leading international brand consultancy. At Saffron, he has had an instrumental role in the work for A1 Telekom Austria, Gulf Air and YouTube. Previously he has also created identities for Daimler and Smart in Germany. <p/><b>Benjamin Knapp </b>is Saffron's Chief Growth Officer, driving corporate strategy and service development. He joined Saffron in 2006 and worked closely with Wally Olins on place and commercial branding projects. His clients since then include Xing, V&A Museum, A1 Telekom Austria and Kyocera. Ben leads Saffron's place branding practice, having worked for a number of cities and countries, from London and Vienna to Poland and Trinidad & Tobago.</p>

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