Organic Exchange Transparency Workshop October 2008

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    1. The Examined Brand. or “How Patagonia earned its peaks” October 2008
      • “ My heart’s desire is to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race.
      • And then see if I can get them mass-produced in plastic ”
      • Woody Allen
    2. Transparency 101
      • infomediaries
      • standardisation
      • compliance
      • social technology
      • visible processes
      • accountability
      Drivers Accelerators Enablers
      • doubt
      • regulation
      • risk
      Why?
      • ethical
      • high involvement
      • high risk
      • civically engaged
      • educated
      • info-seekers
      Industries Communities Brands
      • globalised
      • mature
      • shopper-led
      Who?
      • Co-creation
      • Supply-chain
      • integration
      • Collaboration
      • Social engagement
      • ‘ Backstory’
      • development
      • Corporate
      • Marketing
      Revenue Reputation Relationships
      • Build advocacy
      • Build trust
      • Build stretch
      What
    3. Who’s getting it?
    4. Opacity heroes…
    5. Translucency heroes…the master storytellers…
    6. Transparency leaders…the new market-makers…
    7. Social Communication Limitless brand extension Validation Sharing Visualisation Rich detail Remove barriers Assurance Real time!
    8. Patagonia’s Journey…
    9. Summary of Patagonia experience
      • Challenges
      • Making the business case
      • Understanding the issues
      • How to talking to the community
      • Getting buy-in
      • Empowering employees
      • Opportunities
      • Extending engagement
      • Influencing others to ‘give it a go’
      • Following through on change in the supply-chain
    10. Involving Consumers?
    11. Source: AccountAbility/NCC Consumer Accountability could change the world…
    12. Source: AccountAbility/NCC Actively seeking engagement…
    13. Source: AccountAbility/NCC We want to trust you…
    14. Source: AccountAbility/NCC And ethical rewards are on the rise…
    15. Lessons Learned…
    16. Debate and Discuss
    17. Speaker biography
      • Tim Kitchin, Partner
      • Brand Strategist
      • Tim Kitchin is a broad-based branding expert with extensive experience of CSR, environmental and policy-making arenas.
      • His passion is to help brands build social capital .
      • Tim is a founding partner of Glasshouse Partnership and an associate senior adviser to the ethical thinktank AccountAbility,
      • He is also a member of brand think-tank, the ‘Medinge Group’, responsible for the annual ‘Brands with a Conscience’ awards.
      • He was a member of the international advisory panel for the UN Environment Programme’s ‘Talk the Walk’ initiative; and was special editor of the journal of brand management for its first issue on CSR.
      • He was a co-author of ‘Managing Corporate Reputations’ and ‘Beyond Branding’ (both Kogan Page).
      • Contact: [email_address]

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