"Brand is the thread that connects every part of an organisation together and shows what it stands for," says Tosh Hall, global chief creative officer at JKR. "For Blood Cancer United, that meant creating a brand united for all. That spirit now runs through everything, from the name to the design systems to the behaviours, building unity for the work it does and, most importantly, speaking to everyone touched by blood cancer."
It was supposed to be a simple rebrand or so Cracker Barrel thought. Earlier this month, the 56-year-old southern restaurant chain known for its country-store charm and nostalgic Americana aesthetic unveiled a new look: a minimalist logo, more modern interiors and a handful of new menu items. Gone was the familiar image of Uncle Herschel, the old man in overalls leaning against a wooden barrel.
Back when the dating app first launched in 2012, it was a completely anonymous hookup app - a "quick and safe way to find sex right now," according to one tagline from back in the day. But Pure has since pivoted to what Chantal Pesulima, the app's director of integrated marketing, calls a "full-blown dating app" focused on sexual openness, mutual consent and safety.
Ocean Casino Resort represents a shift in Atlantic City's identity, transitioning from a once run-down destination to a sophisticated and upscale locale catering to luxury-seeking visitors.
When you're thinking about how you want to rebrand yourself, it's not just about your aesthetic or your job title - it's about realigning your public image with who you are becoming professionally and personally.
On Saturday night, the comedian and host of HBO's "Last Week Tonight" saw his latest crazy creation set out into the world as the Erie Moon Mammoths made their debut in front of a record crowd of 7,070 at UPMC Park.
Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. has been elected to Campbell's board, continuing a family legacy that dates back to her great-grandfather's invention of condensed soup.
Tripadvisor's new identity is built to showcase travel as it really is: personal, textured, emotional. The logo brings new life to Tripadvisor's iconic owl mascot, Ollie. Once static and ornamental, Ollie now feels alert and expressive, his gaze always oriented toward traveler content, a quiet cue that Tripadvisor values their perspective.
