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3 nonprofit rebrandings that show the power of design in amplifying a mission By Ben Paynter

13 November 2019

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One of the biggest challenges for small nonprofits is getting noticed. A great logo and snappy website can make organizations look more professional and help explain their work, attracting more donors and partners. Read more in fast company 3 nonprofit…

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It’s not about price, it’s about purpose By Alex de Coning

25 October 2018

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There is no group more intimately aware of this fact than our Millennials; a lifetime of over-connectedness has shaped them into down-to-earth realists who aren’t focused on price, but on purpose. If your brand values don’t align with theirs, you’re…

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Lacoste swaps famous crocodile logo for ten endangered species by Daphne Milner

5 March 2018

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For the first time in the fashion brand’s history, Lacoste has changed its logo and replaced the famous crocodile with ten endangered species, all of which face imminent threat of extinction. Read more in Itsnicethat Lacoste swaps famous crocodile logo…

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