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Bridges Center for Person-Centered Branding Case Study

Project Description

Bridges Center for Person-Centered Branding Case Study

Bridges was new training division of a non-profit serving people with disabilities. Their vision was to become New England’s leading professional development center for person-centered values. Under new federal guidelines, this training was required for all caregivers. This marketing case study shows how we helped. Our challenge was twofold: to establish a brand for Bridges while building a philosophy of care to improve lives with disabilities.


OUR CREATIVE APPROACH

Two levels of messaging were required to help Bridges meet its goals:

  • A strong emotional appeal highlighting the potential to improve lives, in order to attract attention and overcome resistance to change
  • Detailed content establishing Bridges’ unique credentials with decision makers, while explaining the paradigm shift of person-centered thinking

 

Project Details
Category

Branding

For

Bridges – non-profit – training and human services

Type

Branding, positioning, logo development, public relations, print and web advertising, brochure, web page, email, white papers

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Better Outcomes, Better Lives

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