Big Society Co-creation technique
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- 2. Who are we? How do we sell? • New Insight consultancy • Independent subsidiary of Baby Creative • Provide powerful insights for brands • And actionable findings We try to see challenges and opportunities uncluttered and unfettered and without bias – as a young child would We believe that the ‘proposition’ should be simple, the ‘ask’ should feel simple, the creative should appear simple and single-minded Let’s make it easy for our audience to buy
- 3. Our philosophy Powerful Insights Small thoughts x giving many people a voice=
- 4. Developed Enviro-Creation based on following insights • People distrust politicians, organisations and even brands • People are forming communities • People want more say in how brands and even society is run • People are taking a more active role in change
- 5. Enviro-Creation is a way in which we harness the power of local/national communities or stakeholders by: • Putting communities in the centre of the decision-making process • Empowering them to create the environment that they want to live and take part in • Democratically involving them in the decision-making process • Allowing them to work together with experts, clients and institutions to make a better world • Re-leasing people's thoughts, concerns and creativity • Re-connecting the bridge between the pubic and institutions
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