On April 19 lead brand expert and partner at BaseDesign Geoff Cook along with his colleague Martin Bravo was featured on the Knowledge Stream project. Lecturers explained why Apple, Google, VK and Facebook have human characteristics, as well as how to become the next IKEA of the IT industry.
On April 19 the Digital October Center as part of its educational project Knowledge Stream hosted a lecture dedicated to branding for IT companies.
You can find the digest of the lecture here
Geoff Cook, having gone from head of a subdivision at the international agency BaseDesign to becoming lead brand and marketing expert, personally spoke on the Digital October stage. Joining him via web was the director of digital department of the New York branch, Martin Bravo.
The lecturers discussed how your company can leave its stamp on history, showed the “living and breathing side” of brands such as Google, Twitter, Skype, Facebook, VK.com, 4square, LinkedIn and Apple, also bringing case studies from online banking and electronic commerce, FMCG and the luxury segment.
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Geoff Cook joined BaseDesign in 1998, being invited to help open the agency’s New York branch, its third total. Today BaseDesign boasts five offices, running such brands as L’Oreal and Puma and cooperating with cultural (The Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Royal Opera House in Brussels) and educational projects, while Cook is responsible for the development of the company’s core business.
Martin Bravo began his career in Chile, where he was noticed by BaseDesign. After finishing the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University, he began working as the head of digital media in the same office Cook opened. Bravo’s team designs and creates online services, along with digital ad campaign additions for the agency’s clients around the world.
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