Ethan Garcia- HRM 330- Bacardi
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Bacardí was founded in 1862 in Santiago de Cuba by Don Facundo Bacardí Massó. He purchased a distillery and created a special strain of rum. The company logo features a fruit bat, which was insisted upon by Bacardí's wife. In 1960, the Cuban government confiscated Bacardí's assets in Cuba, forcing the company to continue operations from other countries. Bacardí has since grown to be one of the largest family-owned spirits companies in the world with operations in over 160 countries.
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IGCSE Biology Chapter 14- Reproduction in Plants.pdf
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Ethan Garcia- HRM 330- Bacardi
- 3. • Founded: February 4, 1862 • Don Facundo Bacardí Massó • Purchased a distillery in Santiago de Cuba • Special strain of sugarcane created eponymous white rum • Wife: Doña Amalia Moreau • Insisted the fruit bat in the rafters became the logo • Fruit bat became the Bacardí Bat • Logo was an image to Cubans • Beneficial because many did not know how to read or write • The picture of the Bat was easily recognizable
- 4. October 1960: revolutionary government forces illegally confiscated all Company assets in Cuba Just shy of 100th Anniversary El Coco (coconut palm) died Luckily, trademarks and yeast strain were out of Cuba for safekeeping Multi-national presence Continued operations from several other countries 1928: Prohibition New York Bottling Plant is shut down Innovative campaign to promote Cuba Pan Am Airlines Slogans: “Leave the Dry Lands Behind” “Fly to Cuba and Bathe in BACARDÍ rum” Legendary weekend long parties
- 5. Dewars Blended Scotch Whisky Bombay Sapphire Gin Grey Goose Vodka Cazadores Tequila Eristoff Vodka Martini Vermouth Bacardi White Rum Bacardí Brands
- 8. • According to Cuban and Spanish lore, bats symbolize: • Good health • Good fortune • Family unity • Bats pollinate crop and prey on insects that damage it • Red color: Power, passion, and intensity • Black color: Seriousness, elegance, and exclusivity • Bat faces the right = Looking to the future
- 9. Headquarters = Hamilton, Bermuda Largest private, family-owned company 160 global markets 27 production facilities Distilling and manufacturing 16 countries Including: Puerto Rico, Scotland, Italy, India, France, Spain, Germany, England, Mexico
- 11. – “You in?” – “Welcome to the Latin Quarter” – “Live like you mean it” – “They get the job done” (Bacardí & Cola advertisement) – “You know when it's Bacardí” – “Live Passionately. Drink Responsibly.” – Jingle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekaVYzNXIIA