This is a book about Alan Siegel, the master brand builder, but it is not a full-fledged biography. As its publisher, Jorge Pinto, puts it, this is a "Working Biography." It selectively explores Siegel's formative and family experiences, his character and temperament, to understand what attracted him to branding, a rarified profession, where he is an acknowledged innovator and leader. But it is more than that: in capsule form, it shows how branding originated and is practiced today. Finally, it suggests that the great brand-makers earn their bones only with the cooperation of great clients, and in this respect the book salutes courageous clients everywhere.
- SYNOPSIS
- EXCERPTS
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- Acknowledgments
- Author's Introduction
- Chapter 1: Hoop Dreams
- Chapter 2: Picture Perfect
- Chapter 3: The Apprentice
- Chapter 4: Classic Identity
- Chapter 5: The Right to Understand
- Chapter 6: Defining Corporate Voice
- Chapter 7: What's Really in a Name
- Chapter 8: Surviving Green Eyes
- Chapter 9: Voice into Brand
- Chapter 10: Fulfilling Brand Expectations
- Chapter 11: After Words
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- REVIEWS
- AUTHOR
- PUBLISHER
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