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The Future: The Continued Growth of Green

After looking back on the 50 years of "green marketing", Landor Associates' Chief Strategy Officer, Russ Meyers, will outline what the future holds through trends in sustainability. In this series, we’ve looked at the history of ...READ»

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A History of Green Brands: 2000's Thousands of Flowers Bloom

This decade was a tipping point for the sustainability movement and this piece, written by Landor Associates' Russ Meyers, looks at the promotion and expansion of green brands.With the beginning of a new decade came new interest in ...READ»

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A History of Green Brands: 1980’s – Green Shoots Appear

Written by Landor Associates' Chief Strategy Officer, Russ Meyers looks at the growing consumer awareness, their influence on brands and the emergence of green products.The 1980s—it was the era of big hair, big shoulder pads, and ...READ»

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A History of Green Brands 1960s and 1970s – Doing the Groundwork

Written by Landor Associates' Chief Strategy Officer, Russ Meyer, this series explores the evolution of the sustainability movement through the eyes of a marketer interested in the growth of green brandsGreen cars, green cleaners, ...READ»

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Debunking the Myth of Sustainable Brands

There is no such thing as a 'sustainable brand.' Trouble is, the misnomer can lead to greenwashing and economic consequences, too. READ»

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“You can’t change the world, if you cannot change your perception of it.”

Powerful quote. Absolutely appropriate for this constantly evolving world in which we find ourselves. An acknowledgement that perception and reality are integrally linked. Squarely at the center of sustainability and brands. It’s a ...READ»

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Image Problems

We got the inside dish on the thinking behind four intriguing logos.READ»

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Song's Startup Flight Plan

How does an established corporate giant (in this case, Delta Air Lines) respond to disastrous economic circumstances and the rise of a new breed of competitors that operate by different rules? By creating a whole new operation (in this case, Song) that runs by those rules, and then trying to fly beyond the competition. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the ambitious flight plan and bumpy launch of an internal startup.READ»

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Full-Time Freelancers

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Is "Green" the New Organic?

Vanity Fair is doing it. The Week is doing it. Even Wal-Mart is doing it. Everyone is going green. So, here's a riddle for you: When is green no longer green? Answer: When it's a green marketing machine. Just like organic, someone ...READ»