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Season 3 / Episode 3: Aligning Your Culture Vision with Your Brand

Aligning Your Culture Vision with Your Brand

Season 3 / Episode 3
Make it Thrive: The Company Culture Podcast

You need to know your mission and values before you can build a strong brand. In this episode of Make it Thrive: The Company Culture podcast I talk to Liz Elcoate, Brand Designer, Consultant and Creative Director. We talk about how businesses can align their culture with their brand to engage their team, and their customers.
We discuss why businesses need diverse feedback on their company culture, and the benefits of an engaging culture handbook.

In this episode we cover;

  • What a brand truly is and is not
  • Which comes first, brand or company culture?
  • Visual assets to represent a company culture
  • Where to start when aligning brand and company culture
  • The pros and cons of an employee handbook
  • Examples of companies living their brand values

Notes;

  • We align ourselves to brands that hold the same values as us.
  • Seeing yourself in the brand of the company, makes it feel like that brand is interested in you.
  • There’s nothing like an ex employee who will tell the truth about your company culture.
  • Bring in people from all levels of the company, and they will be honest about what the company is really like.
  • If you want to create a sustainable business that has a good impact on the world you need to drill down to every single layer of your company.

Resources mentioned in this podcast;

Great Quotes from this Podcast;

Liz Elcoate, company culture quote from podcast

Our guest;

Liz elcoate brand designer

Liz Elcoate is a brand designer extraordinaire, consultant, and creative director for start ups and SMEs. Liz also hosts the popular branding product Elasticbrand.

Follow Liz on Twitter / Visit Liz’ Website / Listen to the Elasticbrand Podcast

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Aligning Your Culture Vision with Your Brand

Season 3 / Episode 3
Make it Thrive: The Company Culture Podcast

You need to know your mission and values before you can build a strong brand. In this episode of Make it Thrive: The Company Culture podcast I talk to Liz Elcoate, Brand Designer, Consultant and Creative Director. We talk about how businesses can align their culture with their brand to engage their team, and their customers.
We discuss why businesses need diverse feedback on their company culture, and the benefits of an engaging culture handbook.

In this episode we cover;

  • What a brand truly is and is not
  • Which comes first, brand or company culture?
  • Visual assets to represent a company culture
  • Where to start when aligning brand and company culture
  • The pros and cons of an employee handbook
  • Examples of companies living their brand values

Notes;

  • We align ourselves to brands that hold the same values as us.
  • Seeing yourself in the brand of the company, makes it feel like that brand is interested in you.
  • There’s nothing like an ex employee who will tell the truth about your company culture.
  • Bring in people from all levels of the company, and they will be honest about what the company is really like.
  • If you want to create a sustainable business that has a good impact on the world you need to drill down to every single layer of your company.

Resources mentioned in this podcast;

Great Quotes from this Podcast;

Liz Elcoate, company culture quote from podcast

Our guest;

Liz elcoate brand designer

Liz Elcoate is a brand designer extraordinaire, consultant, and creative director for start ups and SMEs. Liz also hosts the popular branding product Elasticbrand.

Follow Liz on Twitter / Visit Liz’ Website / Listen to the Elasticbrand Podcast

Thank You For Listening!

Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and
reviews really help, and we read each one.

Ask a question about this episode by emailing us
here.

Listen & Subscribe