Set up your team for a strategic planning, brand refresh, or capital campaign initiative for success while you choose who leads it.
Plan to Win: Elevate Your Next Major Initiative Core Team’s Impact
Client Sector: Colleges and Universities
How to Inspire Action Through Creative
Mission Minded Creative Director Demian Kato shares how you can make gutsier and savvier decisions about the creative concepts and ideas that will lead your organization to greater impact.
Cultural and Market Forces to Watch: What’s Driving the Strategic Reinvention Imperative
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Part 2: Strategic Reinvention in Action
Mission Minded has rebranded! Here are some of the cultural and market forces that shaped it and how we predict they’ll impact foundational strategies for your organization.
Mission Minded’s Brand Evolution Elevates Bold Ideas That Meet This Moment
Mission Minded’s brand is evolving because we know that boldness and intentionality will inspire your audiences to act. So we’re elevating audacious ideas in the nonprofit and education sectors that disrupt complacency and get results.
Trust Matters: Cultural & Market Forces Driving Strategic Reinvention
When organizations consider a major change, they are responding to internal and external challenges. Here are the current trends we’re seeing.
When World Events Impact Your Brand
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Stanford Humanities Center
“Think of It This Way” challenges us to consider diverse perspectives for understanding our world. The campaign’s visual elements, like overlapping geometric shapes, symbolize the synthesis of ideas and viewpoints.
University of British Columbia
Though their donor types are quite varied, we helped the Faculty develop on-strategy campaign materials including a website, case for support brochure, and moving video, to impress upon their donors the urgency of the matter.
Are You Ready for a Coach?
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’d benefit from having a coach champion your life, leadership and career goals you’re not alone. While some people think of coaches as a luxury, hired only by high-powered executives in corporations and Silicon Valley, the reality is that if you work in the nonprofit, foundation or education sectors you’ll