21st Century Brands

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21st Century Brands … and how they differentiate

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$725B

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$375B

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$191B 15

$55B 1

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$103B 29

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$68B

$334B

$94B

$239B 21

$173B

5

$159B

$177B

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$250B 11

4

$142B

Brand Rank from Interbrand 2014 Global Brand Equity Study 2 Market Cap numbers from PWC March 2015

$231B

Top Global Brands in 5 Years?

Market Cap: $178B

Valuation: $51B

Valuation: $2.5B

Market Cap: $9B

Valuation: $46B

Valuation: $1B

Market Cap: $205B

Valuation: $25B

Valuation: $1.3B

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Market Cap numbers from PWC March 2015 2 Valuations from WSJ and Dow Jones Venture Source Data February 2015

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NEO = New Economic Order 113 Million NEOs in America equals 46% of the population • •

59M spend entirely according to their values 54M would spend according to their values, but have to make compromises because they have less money

-- Roy Morgan Research Company

NEOs represent 77% of discretionary spending! •

They aren’t defined by what they buy



They buy what they are



Individually they matter, together they are unstoppable

--113 Million Markets of One

Authenticity | Discovery | Individuality + People + Small Businesses + Personal Solutions + Full Experience + Uniqueness

- Mass Media - Big Business - Transactional Approach - Rigid Policies - Discounts

Transparency is not a choice. The only choice is: • •

Does it happen TO YOU? Or do you participate in it?

And when it happens TO YOU, it has proven to be ugly.

| Alex Bogusky | Common | | Crispin Porter + Bogusky |

the future is behind us

The future is already here – it’s just not very evenly distributed. William Gibson | NPR | Futurist | Cybervisionary

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