Lessons Learned
from Tenet’s 2015
Most Powerful
Brands
November 16, 2015
Today’s agenda
•  The benefits of a powerful corporate brand
•  How Tenet determined the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands
•  Macro trends impacting the brand landscape
•  Lessons from the 2015 Most Powerful Brands
•  Summary and key take-aways
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The benefits of a powerful corporate brand
Powerful brands:
•  Help attract and retain talent
•  Pave the way for favorable terms with
partners and suppliers
•  Drive word of mouth for recommending
products and services
•  Enable companies to command a premium
price for their offerings
•  Provide valuable insulation in times of crisis
•  Encourage media to seek management’s
point of view
•  Have an impact on financial performance
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How Tenet Partners determines
the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands
Business decision-makers
Executives at companies
with sales revenue of $50
million to several billion
•  80% involved in B2B
purchase decisions
•  90% determine purchase
needs
•  72% select specific
companies to
work with
•  68% authorize purchases
When viewed as consumers
Affluent and well-educated
•  87% college degrees
•  83% HH size 2 or more
•  74% above $75K HHI
•  72% ages 35+
•  Investment savvy
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The CoreBrand Index Opinion Elite survey audience
How Tenet Partners determines
the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands
•  A unique database of 1000+ companies across 50 industries
•  25 years of corporate brand tracking
–  10,000 telephone surveys a year
•  BrandPower is an easy to understand and consistently measured metric that links to financial
performance of a company. BrandPower is comprised of two key measures:
–  Familiarity: rated on a 5-point scale (very well known, familiar, somewhat familiar, know name
only, unfamiliar)
–  Favorability: attributes rated on a 4-point scale (excellent, good, fair, poor)
•  Overall Reputation
•  Perceptions of Management
•  Investment Potential
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A rigorous, quantitative approach to understanding brand equity
Intangible assets, including brand, are increasingly contributing to corporate value
Why Brand is important
17%
32%
68%
80% 80%
84%
83% 68% 32% 20% 20% 16%
1975 1985 1995 2005 2010 2015
Physical and financial assets
Other factors
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Components of the S&P 500 as a percentage of market value
Source: EY Integrated Reporting/Ocean Tomo’s Annual Study of Intangible Asset Market Value — 2015
Margins of Most Respected companies nearly 2X vs. Least Respected
Most respected companies financially
outperform lesser peers
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28.2%
16.9%
11.7%
5.4%
0.0
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
25.0
30.0
Operating Margin % Net Profit Margin %
%MarginRates
Average Margin Rates Most / Least Respected
Most Respected Average Least Respected Average
Top 10 BrandPower risers have increased communications
more aggressively
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Represents the average paid
media spend for the Top 10 risers
and 10 biggest decliners on an
annual basis.
Macro trends impacting the brand landscape
The CMO role is being reshaped and
amplified to address a number of macro
trends:
•  Blurring industry lines
•  Digital convergence
•  New innovations
•  Fast moving disruptors
A new set of skills is required to stay relevant
and ahead of the game.
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Tenet Partners 2015 Top 100 Most Powerful Brands
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Lessons from 2015’s Most Powerful Brands
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Achieve strategic alignment
Lessons learned from Amazon
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Create brand clarity
Lessons learned from Google
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Delivering consistent experiences that drive business results
Lessons learned from Wells Fargo
3 Effective strategies for driving growth and brand value:
Summary and key take-aways
Achieve strategic
alignment across the
enterprise for full
impact
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Create brand clarity to
drive focus and on-point
business decisions
Design customer
experiences that drive loyalty
and consistent results
Brand
Value
Thank you
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Lessons Learned from Tenet's 2015 Most Powerful Brands

  • 1.
    Lessons Learned from Tenet’s2015 Most Powerful Brands November 16, 2015
  • 2.
    Today’s agenda •  Thebenefits of a powerful corporate brand •  How Tenet determined the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands •  Macro trends impacting the brand landscape •  Lessons from the 2015 Most Powerful Brands •  Summary and key take-aways November 16, 2015Tenet Partners2
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    The benefits ofa powerful corporate brand Powerful brands: •  Help attract and retain talent •  Pave the way for favorable terms with partners and suppliers •  Drive word of mouth for recommending products and services •  Enable companies to command a premium price for their offerings •  Provide valuable insulation in times of crisis •  Encourage media to seek management’s point of view •  Have an impact on financial performance November 16, 2015Tenet Partners3
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    How Tenet Partnersdetermines the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands Business decision-makers Executives at companies with sales revenue of $50 million to several billion •  80% involved in B2B purchase decisions •  90% determine purchase needs •  72% select specific companies to work with •  68% authorize purchases When viewed as consumers Affluent and well-educated •  87% college degrees •  83% HH size 2 or more •  74% above $75K HHI •  72% ages 35+ •  Investment savvy November 16, 2015Tenet Partners4 The CoreBrand Index Opinion Elite survey audience
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    How Tenet Partnersdetermines the Top 100 Most Powerful Brands •  A unique database of 1000+ companies across 50 industries •  25 years of corporate brand tracking –  10,000 telephone surveys a year •  BrandPower is an easy to understand and consistently measured metric that links to financial performance of a company. BrandPower is comprised of two key measures: –  Familiarity: rated on a 5-point scale (very well known, familiar, somewhat familiar, know name only, unfamiliar) –  Favorability: attributes rated on a 4-point scale (excellent, good, fair, poor) •  Overall Reputation •  Perceptions of Management •  Investment Potential November 16, 2015Tenet Partners5 A rigorous, quantitative approach to understanding brand equity
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    Intangible assets, includingbrand, are increasingly contributing to corporate value Why Brand is important 17% 32% 68% 80% 80% 84% 83% 68% 32% 20% 20% 16% 1975 1985 1995 2005 2010 2015 Physical and financial assets Other factors November 16, 2015Tenet Partners6 Components of the S&P 500 as a percentage of market value Source: EY Integrated Reporting/Ocean Tomo’s Annual Study of Intangible Asset Market Value — 2015
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    Margins of MostRespected companies nearly 2X vs. Least Respected Most respected companies financially outperform lesser peers November 16, 2015Tenet Partners7 28.2% 16.9% 11.7% 5.4% 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 Operating Margin % Net Profit Margin % %MarginRates Average Margin Rates Most / Least Respected Most Respected Average Least Respected Average
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    Top 10 BrandPowerrisers have increased communications more aggressively November 16, 2015Tenet Partners8 Represents the average paid media spend for the Top 10 risers and 10 biggest decliners on an annual basis.
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    Macro trends impactingthe brand landscape The CMO role is being reshaped and amplified to address a number of macro trends: •  Blurring industry lines •  Digital convergence •  New innovations •  Fast moving disruptors A new set of skills is required to stay relevant and ahead of the game. November 16, 2015Tenet Partners9
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    Tenet Partners 2015Top 100 Most Powerful Brands November 16, 2015Tenet Partners10
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    Lessons from 2015’sMost Powerful Brands November 16, 2015Tenet Partners11
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    November 16, 2015TenetPartners12 Achieve strategic alignment Lessons learned from Amazon
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    November 16, 2015TenetPartners13 Create brand clarity Lessons learned from Google
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    November 16, 2015TenetPartners14 Delivering consistent experiences that drive business results Lessons learned from Wells Fargo
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    3 Effective strategiesfor driving growth and brand value: Summary and key take-aways Achieve strategic alignment across the enterprise for full impact November 16, 2015Tenet Partners15 Create brand clarity to drive focus and on-point business decisions Design customer experiences that drive loyalty and consistent results Brand Value
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    Thank you tenetpartners.com 122 West27th Street, 9th Floor New York, NY 10001 212 329-3030 2665 Main Street, Suite 260 Santa Monica, CA 90405 310 581-9200 15 River Road, Suite 310 Wilton, CT 06897 203 834-0087 19 Cambridge Street Rochester, NY 14607 585 256-2040