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Brand Purpose in Divided Times Four Strategies for Brand Leadership Hello! 2 | GlobeScan Hello! Raphael Bemporad Eric Whan Christopher Miller Emmanuelle Wargon Luciana Villa Nova Founding Partner, BBMG Director, GlobeScan Activism


  1. Brand Purpose in Divided Times Four Strategies for Brand Leadership

  2. Hello! 2 | GlobeScan

  3. Hello! Raphael Bemporad Eric Whan Christopher Miller Emmanuelle Wargon Luciana Villa Nova Founding Partner, BBMG Director, GlobeScan Activism Manager, Ben & Jerry’s Director General of Public A ff airs and 
 Sustainability Manager rbemporad@bbmg.com eric.whan@globescan.com christopher.Miller@benjerry.com Chief of Communications, Danone Natura @rbemporad @EricWhan @cmwdc 3 | GlobeScan

  4. What we’ll cover • A New Reality • Aspirations Across the Globe • The Brand Purpose Gap • Four Strategies for Brand Leadership • Case Study: Danone • Case Study: Natura • Case Study: Ben & Jerry’s • Q&A 4 | GlobeScan

  5. INTRODUCTION A New 
 Reality 5 | GlobeScan

  6. INTRODUCTION We are feeling more divided than ever. 6 | GlobeScan

  7. INTRODUCTION Me vs You Us vs Them Rich vs Poor Left vs Right 7 | GlobeScan

  8. INTRODUCTION Yet the path to brand relevance and resilience 8 | GlobeScan

  9. INTRODUCTION is recognizing what we have in common. 9 | GlobeScan

  10. HUMAN PERSPECTIVE Aspirations across the Globe 10 | GlobeScan

  11. HUMAN PERSPECTIVE 16,000 People 16 Countries 34 Languages Urban + Rural 11 | GlobeScan

  12. HUMAN PERSPECTIVE What are your aspirations for the good life? 12 | GlobeScan

  13. HUMAN PERSPECTIVE 1 2 3 4 Health & 
 Financial 
 Meaningful A Sense 
 Wellbeing Security Relationships of Purpose Caring for the health and Everywhere around 
 Love, friendship, kindness With our basic needs met, wellbeing of ourselves, 
 the world, people share 
 and compassion are also people around the world our families and our a desire for dependable universal. Across the globe, share a yearning to environment is a unifying income and employment we hear of a desire for contribute to society, to be theme as people speak to allow them to enjoy a meaningful relationships educated, to be happy and about their desire for 
 good home and feel a through family, friends and to enjoy the freedom to do a simpler everyday life, 
 sense of safety and marriage — and for honest what they want, believe a healthy work-life balance stability in their lives. dealings with our fellow what they want and live 
 and the basics of food 
 humans. in peace. and shelter. 13 | GlobeScan

  14. BRAND PURPOSE GAP Challenges & Opportunities for Brands 14 | GlobeScan

  15. BRAND PURPOSE GAP Net 
 Trust in Institutions Net Trust,* Average of 20 countries,** 2017 54 Trust Science/ institutions 35 academic research Fellow citizens 25 24 Large NGOs 14 charitable companies 13 foundations National United Nations -6 -6 *”A lot of trust” and “Some trust” minus “Not much trust” 
 -2 and “No trust at all” Press/ National **Includes Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Germany, media government Greece, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Turkey, UK, and USA Global companies 15 | GlobeScan

  16. BRAND PURPOSE GAP Global 
 Seriousness of Global Problems 67 Terrorism Problems 65 Corruption 64 Extreme Poverty 61 War & Arm Conflicts 59 Environment & Pollution 59 Human Rights Abuses 54 Gap between Rich and Poor 52 Spread of Human Diseases 44 State of Global Economy 41 Religious *Includes Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, 
 Fundamentalism China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, 
 Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Russia, 
 38 Transnational South Africa, Spain, Turkey, UK, and USA Migration 16 | GlobeScan

  17. BRAND PURPOSE GAP Brand 
 65% Purpose 
 Consumers who want to support companies with a strong purpose Gap 45% 20% Consumers who can name The brand a company that makes a purpose gap positive di ff erence in society 17 | GlobeScan

  18. BRAND PURPOSE GAP Brand 
 Rewarding and Punishing Companies Behavior 28% 26% Consumers who punished companies for their behavior Consumers who The number rewarded companies is up by 9% for their behavior since 2013 18 | GlobeScan

  19. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES Building Relevant and Resilient Brands 19 | GlobeScan

  20. 1. Start with Empathy: People at the Center 20 | GlobeScan

  21. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES START WITH EMPATHY Brand relevance starts with a human truth that shines through 
 in every business decision, product design and marketing program. 21 | GlobeScan

  22. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES START WITH EMPATHY Real Talk Partners & Parents Home Life 22 | GlobeScan

  23. 2. Define Your North Star Purpose Beyond Products 23 | GlobeScan

  24. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES DEFINE YOUR NORTH STAR Brand purpose lives at the intersection of a company’s authentic reason for being 
 and the unmet human needs that it can uniquely fulfill in the marketplace and the world. 24 | GlobeScan

  25. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES DEFINE YOUR NORTH STAR Nourishing Lives Net Positive Impact A Kinder World 25 | GlobeScan

  26. 3. Take a Stand Perspective on Issues 
 That Matter 26 | GlobeScan

  27. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES TAKE A STAND Consumers want brands to put 
 a stake in the ground. It is not simply about reacting to today’s news cycle, but rather knowing where you stand and standing strong when issues arise. 27 | GlobeScan

  28. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES TAKE A STAND Fighting Discrimination Welcoming Refugees No Mining Required 28 | GlobeScan

  29. 4. Start a Movement Participation by All of Us 29 | GlobeScan

  30. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES START A MOVEMENT Brand relevance requires welcoming more and different voices to the table, using our collective wisdom to solve problems together and rallying consumers and employees alike to take action with us as brands. 30 | GlobeScan

  31. FOUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES START A MOVEMENT A Level Playing Field Safe Sex is Sexy Climate Justice Is Sweet 31 | GlobeScan

  32. Brands are built by humans, 
 and brands are built for humans – based on our common needs, anxieties, aspirations and desires. 32 | GlobeScan

  33. Now is the moment for brands 
 to help solve these challenges by designing with humanity at the center. 33 | GlobeScan

  34. BRAND PURPOSE IN DIVIDED TIMES Case Study: Danone Emmanuelle Wargon Director General of Public Affairs 
 and Chief of Communications 34 | GlobeScan

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  37. BRAND PURPOSE IN DIVIDED TIMES Case Study: Natura Luciana Villa Nova Sustainability Manager 37 | GlobeScan

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  40. BRAND PURPOSE IN DIVIDED TIMES Case Study: Ben & Jerry’s Christopher Miller Activism Manager 40 | GlobeScan

  41. Brand Activism: A Powerful Way Drive Your Business 
 & 
 Change the World Christopher Miller Activism Manager @cmwdc @benandjerrys

  42. pissing off some of your customers is one of the smartest business decisions you can make

  43. ”The strongest bonds you can build with you customers is over shared values” -Ben

  44. Combine issue advocacy with marketing & build better businesses & a better world

  45. WE ARE AN ACTIVIST COMPANY 
 • We STAND for something • We ACT on our values • We INVITE our fans and customers to join us in taking action

  46. Cause Related Marketing vs. Values Led Activism Where it Campaign Goal of Starts Development Campaign Build How do I What do our How do I align my Cause Consumer’s Brand emotionally Related consumers brand with their connect with Interests Equity Marketing care about? cause? them? vs. Progressive Our Inspiring Issue The change we What we Social our fans to Values Advocacy seek to make believe take action Change

  47. Grab, Engage, Act How we move fans from awareness to action on social issues. .com Festivals Scoop Truck MARCH Scoop Shops S U P P O R T I V E A C T I V I S M CALL SIGN Advocacy/Rallies Social Media NGO Partnered Events PR POST COMMENT O R G A N I Z I N G D I R E C T LIKE A C T I V I S M A C T I O N Advocacy campaigns should have set measurable KPIs around fan engagement and impact

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  49. 18 Month Campaign for Climate Justice 49

  50. Earning Authenticity & Credibility

  51. Leverage Media To Scale Campaign Summary: 5 platforms tested • 24 creative versions/types tested • $500K total spend • 62 million impressions • 3:1 ROI on Spend • Results: 168k people signed up • Nielsen BrandEffect Results • Ad recall – 32 pt lift • Brand Awareness – 9 pt lift • Attribute rating – 11 pt lift •

  52. Activism Results in Conviction Nielsen BrandEffect Results

  53. And Drives Relevance

  54. The New Triple Bottom Line • Social Impact • Business Results • Engage and Retain Talent

  55. CEO Advocacy and Thought Leadership As brands seek to “personalize” their relationships with consumers, is adopting a political orientation part of closing the deal? Perhaps it is better in 2016 to be intensely loved by a few than inoffensive to many.

  56. Thank You

  57. Q&A

  58. To download the report: BBMG.com/news

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