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This document discusses establishing a new brand and marketing strategy across consumer and small business segments. This includes launching a new consumer brand strategy to increase market awareness and define the longer-term brand strategy. It also discusses formulating and piloting a new retail product suite to provide greater technological support for consumers, as well as implementing tactical market campaigns to increase product sales.
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