The Economics of Branding: Rita Clifton Interview
An Interview with Interbrand Chairman, Rita Clifton In February 2012 in a paper titled, “The Role of Brands in Human Culture” I noted the significance of branding in our world. To illustrate…
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An Interview with Interbrand Chairman, Rita Clifton In February 2012 in a paper titled, “The Role of Brands in Human Culture” I noted the significance of branding in our world. To illustrate…
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Brands create demand and, most importantly, they create secure demand. If you have a loyal customer, that gives you more security of income, earnings and employment.
— Rita CliftonLeading brand strategist and founding partner of Interbrand
For businesses to survive, let alone brands, you need a secure and stable base. You need secure economic and social conditions to reduce risk.
— Rita CliftonLeading brand strategist and founding partner of Interbrand
The starting point is to realise that brand, in whatever type of organisation, is the most important and sustainable asset you've got. People may leave or die, buildings may dilapidate or fall down, products and services may become obsolete… The thing that lives on is brand.
— Rita CliftonLeading brand strategist and founding partner of Interbrand
China realises that he who owns the brand, owns the wealth… For nations, brands give economic control, security and choice and are therefore extremely important.
— Rita CliftonLeading brand strategist and founding partner of Interbrand