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Interview: Branding for Financial Services with Neil Parker, Co:Collective
Branding Magazine
co:collective makes trio of leadership promotions
AdWeek
co:collective launches organization and culture design offering
Little Black Book
co:collective launches purpose practice
Mediapost
Living and working with purpose
Thrive GLOBAL
A woman's place: designing a culture for gender equality
Business Chief
Why venture capital funds needs to develop a social conscience
Growth Business
Your brand is not an asset. Think of it as an action instead.
Inc
We must safeguard emotion in the future workplace
LSN Global
The impact of psychological safety on innovation - and why HR and L&D hold the key
Headspring Executive
Brand refresh helps Sallie Mae stand on its own as a financial services provider
The Drum
Sallie Mae rebrand by co:collective
The Drum
Barbie's new range shows why we need to stop idolizing imaginary women
Huffington Post
Why staying out of politics could be bad for your brand
Inc

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Forever faster: Rosemarie Ryan, CEO co:collective & Adam Petrick of PUMA share how Puma transformed its culture, brand, and community by making the shift from storytelling to StoryDoing.
Web Summit
How co:collective is using the power of stories to revitalize companies
Fast Company
The marketing insider's tips for 2019: Rosemarie Ryan, CEO co:collective and Michelle Peluso, CMO and SVP IBM
Web Summit
For the women of the ACLU, taking on Trump is just another day at the office
Vogue
The rise of Storydoing: Inside the staggering success of Toms shoes
Fast Company
Why the agency of the future isn't about advertising
Digiday
Ask the CMO: Adam Petrick on Storydoing and the need to be interesting
Forbes
Good companies are storytellers. Great companies are storydoers.
Harvard Business Review

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