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Creating Brand Difference
Capabilities Presentation
Topaz Energy Group, Ltd.
Dublin, Ireland
13 May 2009
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Contents
• Who we are, how we think, what we do
• The opportunity
• Relevant macro trends affecting our consumer
• Brand Alchemy: Getting to new ideas through unique associations
• Hypothetical concept platforms
• Our approach
• Questions
2
our expertise
our expertise
Strategy
Creative
Environments
strategy
strategy
Brand positioning
Innovation
Design planning
Consumer research
creative
creative
Visual naming™
Brand identity
Collateral systems
Packaging graphics
Motion branding
Brand standards
environments
environments
Concept development
Programming & planning
Retail design
Retail operations
Merchandising
Foodservice development
Project coordination
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Retail Design
Brand Strategy
Naming & Brand
Architecture
Logo Design
Visual Identity Systems
Research
Interactive Design
Environmental Design
Brand
Expression
Package Design
Print Collateral
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How we think
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Get smart,
dive in deep and
make hypothesis
Let creativity fly
and test ideas
Synthesis learning
and chart a path
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New York
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
Sao Paulo
Madison
Chile
London
Amsterdam
Melbourne
Shanghai
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Clients
a snapshot
a snapshot
Dove
Snapple
Häagen-Dazs
Petro-Canada
Primax
PKN Orlen
LG Mobil China
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the opportunity
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Project objectives
• The focus will be on providing a step change to the entire offering (kerb to kerb),
• To maximise the retail potential
• To broaden the appeal / customer experience.
• Create a Customer centric and distinctive Convenience platform
• Deliver into a concept Store(s) to drive competitive advantage within the Irish market
• To provide Topaz with a scaleable blueprint for the future
• Breakdown of cost –visibility of all budgetary costs throughout the project
• Total Store: Review and Re-Allocation of Space
• Delivering the Experience through Design
• Profitability
[Create a new retail store design that will] Identify the Topaz brand as one of a high
quality service that places it above its competitors in today’s challenging markets.
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The Irish Market
Petrol/Energy
Market/Convenience
ExperienceFunctional
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The Irish Market
CENTRA
Petrol/Energy
Market/Convenience
ExperienceFunctional
SIMPLY
FOOD
( )
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The Irish Market
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Topaz Brand
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Business Strategy: It’s about a game change
Customer Experience: Thoughtful leadership
Communication Strategy: ‘Little Big Things’
Customer
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Topaz Brand Pillars
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The Community
Topaz “Thinking Ahead”
Soc&Env
Innovative
Trusted
Value
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Social and Environmental Responsibility: We’re keenly aware of the impact of our business on the
environment. We want to integrate environmentally-smart practices before they are regulated into
our business. Through sustainable building methods, efficient energy usage, bio-fuels and use of
renewable resources such as solar power, we will diminish our impact on the environment.
Innovative: Ideas that deliver greater efficiency, better value, more convenience or a nicer
experience for our customers will result in greater loyalty to our brand. We will be the first petrol
brand to offer Pay-at-the-Pump convenience across the network of sites. Touch-screen ordering and
Wi-Fi availability in our stores allow to help our customers be more productive in their lives.
Trusted: We are Ireland’s leading fuel supplier. With that comes a commitment to always deliver
for our customers - to deliver only the highest quality fuels, goods and services available, to invest
more in our network in order to build an even closer relationship with our customers as time goes on
and to represent the best of modern Ireland in all we do.
Value: A profitable business for the long term is built on competitive pricing. Our customers are glad
to pay fair prices if they believe they are getting good value – value for the products and services
they buy and the experience they enjoy.
Topaz Brand Pillars
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Macro trends
affecting our consumer
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Macro trends affecting our consumer
• A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant
macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer.
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Macro trends affecting our consumer
• A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant
macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer.
2727
Gross
National
Happiness
Torquing
DIY Wellness
Ready Set Go!
En Vogue
Cultural Fusion
Locavore
Scrimp &
Splurge
Hyperlife
Foodie 2.0
Total
Sustainability
Healthy
Nesting
Eco-Bounty
Trysumerism
Karma
Capitalism
Richer
Experiences
Techno-
Morphing
Convergence
Positional
Consumption
Ethnocentrism
Fingerprinting
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Macro trends affecting our consumer
• A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant
macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer.
2727
Gross
National
Happiness
Torquing
DIY Wellness
Ready Set Go!
En Vogue
Cultural Fusion
Locavore
Scrimp &
Splurge
Hyperlife
Foodie 2.0
Total
Sustainability
Healthy
Nesting
Eco-Bounty
Trysumerism
Karma
Capitalism
Richer
Experiences
Techno-
Morphing
Convergence
Positional
Consumption
Ethnocentrism
Fingerprinting
How do we
make sense
of all of this?
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Macro trends: A world of Great Expectations
A further review of the relevant trends revealed some even broader consumer relationship
themes, specifically as they pertain to c-store business and Topaz brand.
Convenience
• Ready Set Go!
• Convergence
• Hyperlife
Health & Wellness
• DIY Wellness
• Locavore
• Foodie 2.0
Design
• En Vogue
• Universal Design
• Torquing/Richer
Experiences
Corporate
Responsibility
• Gross National
Happiness
• Total Sustainability
• Karma Capitalism
Value
Scrimp & Splurge
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Macro trends: A world of Great Expectations
A further review of the relevant trends revealed some even broader consumer relationship
themes, specifically as they pertain to c-store business and Topaz brand.
Convenience
• Ready Set Go!
• Convergence
• Hyperlife
Health & Wellness
• DIY Wellness
• Locavore
• Foodie 2.0
Design
• En Vogue
• Universal Design
• Torquing/Richer
Experiences
Corporate
Responsibility
• Gross National
Happiness
• Total Sustainability
• Karma Capitalism
Value
Scrimp & Splurge
Thinking Ahead.
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From convenience being constrained by physical limitations
of geographic location...
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...To a digital world creates an open source paradigm that
takes conveniences to a new level by transcending all
physical limitations.
Outsourcing effort: People are increasingly outsourcing daily
tasks to utilize others’ time and effort in order to ease their own
lives. This is reflected by, 1) the use of professional services and
advanced technologies for help with daily chores; 2) eating out,
buying take-outs and home-meal replacements with greater
regularity and 3) automated living: using connective technologies
to make life easier.
Datamonitor Global Consumer Trends Study
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From high design is only for high brow...
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...To design for all.
The twenty-first century isn’t what the old movies imagined. We citizens of the future don’t wear conformist jumpsuits, live
in utilitarian high-rises, or get our food in pills. To the contrary, we are demanding and creating an enticing, stimulating,
diverse, and beautiful world. We want our vacuum cleaners and mobile phones to sparkle, out bathroom faucets and desk
accessories to express our personalities. We expect every city block to offer designer coffee, several different cuisines, a
copy shop with do-it-yourself graphics workstations, and a nail salon for manicures on demand. We demand trees in our
parking lots, peaked roofs and decorative façades on our supermarkets, auto dealerships as swoopy and stylish as the cars
the sell.
- Virginia Postrel, The Substance of Style
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I like that. I’m like that.
...To design with purpose.
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...To designed by me.
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...To experience design.
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From health as destination that requires sacrificing the things
we love (remove the bad)....
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...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant and harmonious journey
towards a better lifestyle (add more of the good).
Positive nutrition: Consumers are no longer focused solely on what has been removed from products when making
attempts to eat and drink more healthily. Instead, the notion of ‘positive nutrition’ is being embraced – looking at what’s
been added or what is inherently good about products rather than focusing on the removal of the ‘bad’ content.
Datamonitor Global Consumer Trends Study
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...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant, pastoral romance that
brings us closer to what it means to be human.
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...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant and harmonious journey
towards looking and feeling good at every age.
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From Adversarial Capitalism (Consumers with a Conscience)...
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“It’s naive to think
corporations can or will
sacrifice profits and
shareholder returns in order
to fight global warming.
Firms that go green to
improve their public
relations, or cut their costs,
or anticipate regulations are
being smart.”
Supercapitalism: The Transformation of Business,
Democracy, and Everyday Life:
Robert B. Reich
...To Supercapitalism (Profits with a Purpose).
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Welcome to the world of Great Expectations
• While the primary category needs may never change, consumer expectations on how those
needs are fulfilled are constantly on the move.
42Sources: Ethnography, 2005; Category Groups, 2006 43
I expect service at the speed of thought.
I expect brands to be forces for
positive change in society
I expect great design for everything
I expect delicious food offerings that are healthy(ish)
...and I expect to all be delivered at a price I can afford.
• The macro consumer trends shared were derived from a range of external forces outside of the c-store
category but nonetheless are dramatically affecting the expectation levels of our consumer when they
shop at a c-store.
• In searching for ideas to that will take Topaz to the next level of a c-store shopping experience, we
must look outside of the category to find relevant inspiration.
• A new combination of externally influenced services/products/design/experience delivered in a c-store
format with Topaz tone of voice will allow the brand to take the category to the next level in distinct yet
highly relevant way.
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The creative process: How to get to new ideas
+ ?
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Brand Alchemy
B
Base brand
(1)100.00
10 1
C
Catalyst brand
(3)300.00
30 3
U
Unique Ideas
(9)900.00
90 9
+ =
Brand Alchemy example
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+ =
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Brand Alchemy is NOT CO-BRANDING
+ =
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What new ideas can be generated through these unique combinations?
+
+
+
= ?
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Get inspired
1. Road Signage
2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box)
3. Entrance Experience
4. Layout
5. Design Aesthetic
(Color, Materials, Textures)
6. WOW Factor
7. Private Label Product
8. Customer loyalty +
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Get inspired
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Get inspired
1. Road Signage
2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box)
3. Entrance Experience
4. Layout
5. Design Aesthetic
(Color, Materials, Textures)
6. WOW Factor
7. Private Label Product
8. Customer loyalty +
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Get inspired
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Get inspired
1. Road Signage
2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box)
3. Entrance Experience
4. Layout
5. Design Aesthetic
(Color, Materials, Textures)
6. WOW Factor
7. Private Label Product
8. Customer loyalty +
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Get inspired
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Concept platforms
• From the Brand Alchemy exercise we established 3 Topaz retail concept platforms for creative
development.
• We have started to bring 2 of them to life to share with you here today.
Life. Better. Better Solutions Better Tomorrow
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Concept platforms
• From the Brand Alchemy exercise we established 3 Topaz retail concept platforms for creative
development.
• We have started to bring 2 of them to life to share with you here today.
Life. Better. Better Solutions Better Tomorrow
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Moving up the progression of economic offerings
How can we lead with the Topaz brand essence of optimism and innovation, while still
delivering on all of the core functional consumer needs? How can we move beyond goods and
services and begin to provide an experiential convenience offering for our consumer?
Commodities
Goods
Services
Experiences
Source: “The Experience Economy:Goods and Services Are No Longer Enough”, Joseph Pine and James Gilmore, Harvard Business School Press
Value
Progression
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life. better.
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life. better.
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life. better.
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life. better.
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life. better.
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life. better.
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Leveraging brand to deliver the ultimate economic offering
How can we take the Topaz brand even further up the value chain of economic offerings by
adding a transformational component to its brand experience?
Commodities
Goods
Services
Experiences
Transformations
Value
Progression
Source: “The Experience Economy:Goods and Services Are No Longer Enough”, Joseph Pine and James Gilmore, Harvard Business School Press
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Better tomorrow
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Better tomorrow
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Better tomorrow
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Better tomorrow
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Better tomorrow
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life. better + solutions
SPEED
SIMPLICITY
PRICE
• QUICK trip format > fill up your tank + find an array of products &
services which consolidate the errands dilemma….multiple mission
fulfillment
• 1 2 3 > we need it simple & shouting simple ideas for meal prep, whether
a little prep or none at all
• AFFORDABLE > an offering that feels like a little indulgence, but one
we’re comfortable in doing more than once a week
What do we need in a meal Solutions
resource?
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life. better + solutions
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life. better + solutions
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life. better + solutions
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life. better + solutions
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life. better + solutions
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life. better + solutions
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Other layout options
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Other layout options
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Other exteriors
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Other ideas
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Other ideas
our approach
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CBX | Our Process
Focus
Projection
Vision
Identity
Environment
Documentation
Spotlight™
Retail Design
Store opening
1
2
3
6
4
5
7
Implementation
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Spotlight™ – Brand Strategy
• In-depth kick-off meeting
• Internal management
interviews-partially
completed
• Retail audit-partially
completed
• Analogous brand learning
• Enhancing strategic
communication
• Consumer/brand relationship
• Usage experience
• Focus on “ideal” experiences
• Impact on competitive
perception
• Establish communications
objectives
• Establish brand strategy for:
- Logo usage/requirements
- Retail store image
- Graphic communications
system
• Presentation of findings and
recommendations
• Develop creative road map
for subsequent phases
• Design strategy to cover the
following:
- Communications strategy
- Facility/layout rationale –
issues/opportunities
- Merchandising/CVP
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VisionProjectionFocus
Timing: included
Fees: included
Timing: included
Fees: included
Timing: 4–6 weeks
Fees: $45,000 - $65,000
DocumentationDesign Development
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Retail Design - Concept thru Implementation
• Review of Spotlight™
recommendations, findings and
creative brief
• Broad range design exploratory
• Optimization & refinement of
design options
• Examples of each store identity
direction will be featured on 2–3
selected applications for
context (i.e. signage, package,
etc.)
• Additional rounds of refinement
• Finalization of selected
direction
• Conduct a design exploratory
for the retail environment –
design exterior and interior, as
necessary
• Designs to cover: Retail graphic
system, layout, Interior and
exterior signage, customer
touch-points
• Building sections and details
• Fixture layouts
• Building elevations
• Lighting
• Application and color studies
• Develop documentation for 1
prototype location, including all
specifications, final color and
material selection
• Coordination with local
architects, engineers, vendor/
suppliers and contractors for
implementation Identity size/
placement
• Typography, layout and color
palette and size variants
• Fee includes 1 prototype
remodel and 2 additional
adaptations
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Timing: 4–6 weeks
Fees: $55,000 - $75,000
Timing: included
Fees: included
Timing: 4–6 weeks
Fees: $145,000 - $185,000
Creative Ideation
any questions
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Appendix: Possible Topaz concept platforms
Concept platforms that can deliver on Topaz’s four brand pillars (Society and Environment,
Innovation, Values, Trust) and its “Thinking Ahead” brand position in a differentiated yet
relevant way.
Life. Better
• Brand Catalyst: Target
• Strategy: Portfolio of exclusive house
brands and brands by famous chefs made
exclusively for Topaz
• PWP POV: The democratization of quality -
making quality affordable and accessible -
drives sales and makes for a happier,
healthier community.
Better Solutions
• Brand Catalyst: Apple
• Strategy: More intuitive, more human, more
accessible store design that allows
consumers to get in and out more
efficiently but is also beautiful enough to
make them want to stay.
• Leverage the convenience of location by
creating a more “open source” store format
that partners with other orgs to provide
relevant services (ex. banks, phone
companies, Google, pharmacies, health
orgs)
• PWP POV: Universal Design is good for
everyone (people with disabilities, the
elderly, and the young hipsters) and can
drive sales through ease of access and
functionality.
• Though an open source format, Topaz
serves as a modern and innovative hub of
today’s community.
Better Tomorrow
• Brand Catalyst: GE
• Strategy: Translate “green” from an
abstract concept to a visceral consumer
experience that drives traffic and deepens
loyalty.
• PWP POV: Innovative thinking can make
what’s good for the environment, good for
business as well.
thanx
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thanx
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  • 1. The CBX Worldwide Partnership CBX 35 East 21 Street New York NY 10010 T 212 404 7970 F 212 404 7941 W www.cbx.com The CBX Worldwide Partnership Creating Brand Difference Capabilities Presentation Topaz Energy Group, Ltd. Dublin, Ireland 13 May 2009
  • 2. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Contents • Who we are, how we think, what we do • The opportunity • Relevant macro trends affecting our consumer • Brand Alchemy: Getting to new ideas through unique associations • Hypothetical concept platforms • Our approach • Questions 2
  • 8. creative Visual naming™ Brand identity Collateral systems Packaging graphics Motion branding Brand standards
  • 10. environments Concept development Programming & planning Retail design Retail operations Merchandising Foodservice development Project coordination
  • 11. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Our expertise 7 Retail Design Brand Strategy Naming & Brand Architecture Logo Design Visual Identity Systems Research Interactive Design Environmental Design Brand Expression Package Design Print Collateral
  • 12. The CBX Worldwide Partnership How we think 8 Get smart, dive in deep and make hypothesis Let creativity fly and test ideas Synthesis learning and chart a path
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  • 26. The CBX Worldwide Partnership20 Project objectives • The focus will be on providing a step change to the entire offering (kerb to kerb), • To maximise the retail potential • To broaden the appeal / customer experience. • Create a Customer centric and distinctive Convenience platform • Deliver into a concept Store(s) to drive competitive advantage within the Irish market • To provide Topaz with a scaleable blueprint for the future • Breakdown of cost –visibility of all budgetary costs throughout the project • Total Store: Review and Re-Allocation of Space • Delivering the Experience through Design • Profitability [Create a new retail store design that will] Identify the Topaz brand as one of a high quality service that places it above its competitors in today’s challenging markets.
  • 27. The CBX Worldwide Partnership21 The Irish Market Petrol/Energy Market/Convenience ExperienceFunctional
  • 28. The CBX Worldwide Partnership21 The Irish Market CENTRA Petrol/Energy Market/Convenience ExperienceFunctional SIMPLY FOOD ( )
  • 29. The CBX Worldwide Partnership22 The Irish Market
  • 30. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Topaz Brand 23 Business Strategy: It’s about a game change Customer Experience: Thoughtful leadership Communication Strategy: ‘Little Big Things’
  • 31. Customer The CBX Worldwide Partnership Topaz Brand Pillars 24 The Community Topaz “Thinking Ahead” Soc&Env Innovative Trusted Value
  • 32. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Social and Environmental Responsibility: We’re keenly aware of the impact of our business on the environment. We want to integrate environmentally-smart practices before they are regulated into our business. Through sustainable building methods, efficient energy usage, bio-fuels and use of renewable resources such as solar power, we will diminish our impact on the environment. Innovative: Ideas that deliver greater efficiency, better value, more convenience or a nicer experience for our customers will result in greater loyalty to our brand. We will be the first petrol brand to offer Pay-at-the-Pump convenience across the network of sites. Touch-screen ordering and Wi-Fi availability in our stores allow to help our customers be more productive in their lives. Trusted: We are Ireland’s leading fuel supplier. With that comes a commitment to always deliver for our customers - to deliver only the highest quality fuels, goods and services available, to invest more in our network in order to build an even closer relationship with our customers as time goes on and to represent the best of modern Ireland in all we do. Value: A profitable business for the long term is built on competitive pricing. Our customers are glad to pay fair prices if they believe they are getting good value – value for the products and services they buy and the experience they enjoy. Topaz Brand Pillars
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  • 34. The CBX Worldwide Partnership26 Macro trends affecting our consumer
  • 35. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Macro trends affecting our consumer • A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer. 2727
  • 36. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Macro trends affecting our consumer • A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer. 2727 Gross National Happiness Torquing DIY Wellness Ready Set Go! En Vogue Cultural Fusion Locavore Scrimp & Splurge Hyperlife Foodie 2.0 Total Sustainability Healthy Nesting Eco-Bounty Trysumerism Karma Capitalism Richer Experiences Techno- Morphing Convergence Positional Consumption Ethnocentrism Fingerprinting
  • 37. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Macro trends affecting our consumer • A search through several trend tracking web sites and agencies has revealed a number of relevant macro trends affecting the current and future Topaz consumer. 2727 Gross National Happiness Torquing DIY Wellness Ready Set Go! En Vogue Cultural Fusion Locavore Scrimp & Splurge Hyperlife Foodie 2.0 Total Sustainability Healthy Nesting Eco-Bounty Trysumerism Karma Capitalism Richer Experiences Techno- Morphing Convergence Positional Consumption Ethnocentrism Fingerprinting How do we make sense of all of this?
  • 38. The CBX Worldwide PartnershipThe CBX Worldwide Partnership28 Macro trends: A world of Great Expectations A further review of the relevant trends revealed some even broader consumer relationship themes, specifically as they pertain to c-store business and Topaz brand. Convenience • Ready Set Go! • Convergence • Hyperlife Health & Wellness • DIY Wellness • Locavore • Foodie 2.0 Design • En Vogue • Universal Design • Torquing/Richer Experiences Corporate Responsibility • Gross National Happiness • Total Sustainability • Karma Capitalism Value Scrimp & Splurge
  • 39. The CBX Worldwide PartnershipThe CBX Worldwide Partnership28 Macro trends: A world of Great Expectations A further review of the relevant trends revealed some even broader consumer relationship themes, specifically as they pertain to c-store business and Topaz brand. Convenience • Ready Set Go! • Convergence • Hyperlife Health & Wellness • DIY Wellness • Locavore • Foodie 2.0 Design • En Vogue • Universal Design • Torquing/Richer Experiences Corporate Responsibility • Gross National Happiness • Total Sustainability • Karma Capitalism Value Scrimp & Splurge Thinking Ahead.
  • 40. The CBX Worldwide Partnership29 From convenience being constrained by physical limitations of geographic location...
  • 41. The CBX Worldwide Partnership30 ...To a digital world creates an open source paradigm that takes conveniences to a new level by transcending all physical limitations. Outsourcing effort: People are increasingly outsourcing daily tasks to utilize others’ time and effort in order to ease their own lives. This is reflected by, 1) the use of professional services and advanced technologies for help with daily chores; 2) eating out, buying take-outs and home-meal replacements with greater regularity and 3) automated living: using connective technologies to make life easier. Datamonitor Global Consumer Trends Study
  • 42. The CBX Worldwide Partnership31 From high design is only for high brow...
  • 43. The CBX Worldwide Partnership32 ...To design for all. The twenty-first century isn’t what the old movies imagined. We citizens of the future don’t wear conformist jumpsuits, live in utilitarian high-rises, or get our food in pills. To the contrary, we are demanding and creating an enticing, stimulating, diverse, and beautiful world. We want our vacuum cleaners and mobile phones to sparkle, out bathroom faucets and desk accessories to express our personalities. We expect every city block to offer designer coffee, several different cuisines, a copy shop with do-it-yourself graphics workstations, and a nail salon for manicures on demand. We demand trees in our parking lots, peaked roofs and decorative façades on our supermarkets, auto dealerships as swoopy and stylish as the cars the sell. - Virginia Postrel, The Substance of Style
  • 44. The CBX Worldwide Partnership33 I like that. I’m like that. ...To design with purpose.
  • 45. The CBX Worldwide Partnership34 ...To designed by me.
  • 46. The CBX Worldwide Partnership35 ...To experience design.
  • 47. The CBX Worldwide Partnership36 From health as destination that requires sacrificing the things we love (remove the bad)....
  • 48. The CBX Worldwide Partnership37 ...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant and harmonious journey towards a better lifestyle (add more of the good). Positive nutrition: Consumers are no longer focused solely on what has been removed from products when making attempts to eat and drink more healthily. Instead, the notion of ‘positive nutrition’ is being embraced – looking at what’s been added or what is inherently good about products rather than focusing on the removal of the ‘bad’ content. Datamonitor Global Consumer Trends Study
  • 49. The CBX Worldwide Partnership38 ...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant, pastoral romance that brings us closer to what it means to be human.
  • 50. The CBX Worldwide Partnership39 ...To Health & Wellness as a vibrant and harmonious journey towards looking and feeling good at every age.
  • 51. The CBX Worldwide Partnership40 From Adversarial Capitalism (Consumers with a Conscience)...
  • 52. The CBX Worldwide Partnership41 “It’s naive to think corporations can or will sacrifice profits and shareholder returns in order to fight global warming. Firms that go green to improve their public relations, or cut their costs, or anticipate regulations are being smart.” Supercapitalism: The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life: Robert B. Reich ...To Supercapitalism (Profits with a Purpose).
  • 53. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Welcome to the world of Great Expectations • While the primary category needs may never change, consumer expectations on how those needs are fulfilled are constantly on the move. 42Sources: Ethnography, 2005; Category Groups, 2006 43 I expect service at the speed of thought. I expect brands to be forces for positive change in society I expect great design for everything I expect delicious food offerings that are healthy(ish) ...and I expect to all be delivered at a price I can afford.
  • 54. • The macro consumer trends shared were derived from a range of external forces outside of the c-store category but nonetheless are dramatically affecting the expectation levels of our consumer when they shop at a c-store. • In searching for ideas to that will take Topaz to the next level of a c-store shopping experience, we must look outside of the category to find relevant inspiration. • A new combination of externally influenced services/products/design/experience delivered in a c-store format with Topaz tone of voice will allow the brand to take the category to the next level in distinct yet highly relevant way. The CBX Worldwide Partnership43 The creative process: How to get to new ideas + ?
  • 55. The CBX Worldwide Partnership44 Brand Alchemy B Base brand (1)100.00 10 1 C Catalyst brand (3)300.00 30 3 U Unique Ideas (9)900.00 90 9 + =
  • 56. Brand Alchemy example The CBX Worldwide Partnership45 + =
  • 57. The CBX Worldwide Partnership46 Brand Alchemy is NOT CO-BRANDING + =
  • 58. The CBX Worldwide Partnership47 What new ideas can be generated through these unique combinations? + + + = ?
  • 59. The CBX Worldwide Partnership48 Get inspired 1. Road Signage 2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box) 3. Entrance Experience 4. Layout 5. Design Aesthetic (Color, Materials, Textures) 6. WOW Factor 7. Private Label Product 8. Customer loyalty +
  • 60. The CBX Worldwide Partnership49 Get inspired
  • 61. The CBX Worldwide Partnership50 Get inspired 1. Road Signage 2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box) 3. Entrance Experience 4. Layout 5. Design Aesthetic (Color, Materials, Textures) 6. WOW Factor 7. Private Label Product 8. Customer loyalty +
  • 62. The CBX Worldwide Partnership51 Get inspired
  • 63. The CBX Worldwide Partnership52 Get inspired 1. Road Signage 2. Architectural language (e.g. Apple’s glass box) 3. Entrance Experience 4. Layout 5. Design Aesthetic (Color, Materials, Textures) 6. WOW Factor 7. Private Label Product 8. Customer loyalty +
  • 64. The CBX Worldwide Partnership53 Get inspired
  • 65. The CBX Worldwide Partnership54 Concept platforms • From the Brand Alchemy exercise we established 3 Topaz retail concept platforms for creative development. • We have started to bring 2 of them to life to share with you here today. Life. Better. Better Solutions Better Tomorrow
  • 66. The CBX Worldwide Partnership54 Concept platforms • From the Brand Alchemy exercise we established 3 Topaz retail concept platforms for creative development. • We have started to bring 2 of them to life to share with you here today. Life. Better. Better Solutions Better Tomorrow
  • 67. The CBX Worldwide Partnership55 Moving up the progression of economic offerings How can we lead with the Topaz brand essence of optimism and innovation, while still delivering on all of the core functional consumer needs? How can we move beyond goods and services and begin to provide an experiential convenience offering for our consumer? Commodities Goods Services Experiences Source: “The Experience Economy:Goods and Services Are No Longer Enough”, Joseph Pine and James Gilmore, Harvard Business School Press Value Progression
  • 68. The CBX Worldwide Partnership56 life. better.
  • 69. The CBX Worldwide Partnership57 life. better.
  • 70. The CBX Worldwide Partnership58 life. better.
  • 71. The CBX Worldwide Partnership59 life. better.
  • 72. The CBX Worldwide Partnership60 life. better.
  • 73. The CBX Worldwide Partnership life. better. 61
  • 74. The CBX Worldwide Partnership62 Leveraging brand to deliver the ultimate economic offering How can we take the Topaz brand even further up the value chain of economic offerings by adding a transformational component to its brand experience? Commodities Goods Services Experiences Transformations Value Progression Source: “The Experience Economy:Goods and Services Are No Longer Enough”, Joseph Pine and James Gilmore, Harvard Business School Press
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  • 76. The CBX Worldwide Partnership64 Better tomorrow
  • 77. The CBX Worldwide Partnership65 Better tomorrow
  • 78. The CBX Worldwide Partnership66 Better tomorrow
  • 79. The CBX Worldwide Partnership67 Better tomorrow
  • 80. The CBX Worldwide Partnership68 Better tomorrow
  • 81. The CBX Worldwide Partnership69 life. better + solutions SPEED SIMPLICITY PRICE • QUICK trip format > fill up your tank + find an array of products & services which consolidate the errands dilemma….multiple mission fulfillment • 1 2 3 > we need it simple & shouting simple ideas for meal prep, whether a little prep or none at all • AFFORDABLE > an offering that feels like a little indulgence, but one we’re comfortable in doing more than once a week What do we need in a meal Solutions resource?
  • 82. The CBX Worldwide Partnership70 life. better + solutions
  • 83. The CBX Worldwide Partnership71 life. better + solutions
  • 84. The CBX Worldwide Partnership72 life. better + solutions
  • 85. The CBX Worldwide Partnership73 life. better + solutions
  • 86. The CBX Worldwide Partnership74 life. better + solutions
  • 87. The CBX Worldwide Partnership75 life. better + solutions
  • 88. The CBX Worldwide Partnership76 Other layout options
  • 89. The CBX Worldwide Partnership77 Other layout options
  • 90. The CBX Worldwide Partnership78 Other exteriors
  • 91. The CBX Worldwide Partnership79 Other ideas
  • 92. The CBX Worldwide Partnership80 Other ideas
  • 94. The CBX Worldwide Partnership82 CBX | Our Process Focus Projection Vision Identity Environment Documentation Spotlight™ Retail Design Store opening 1 2 3 6 4 5 7 Implementation
  • 95. The CBX Worldwide Partnership Spotlight™ – Brand Strategy • In-depth kick-off meeting • Internal management interviews-partially completed • Retail audit-partially completed • Analogous brand learning • Enhancing strategic communication • Consumer/brand relationship • Usage experience • Focus on “ideal” experiences • Impact on competitive perception • Establish communications objectives • Establish brand strategy for: - Logo usage/requirements - Retail store image - Graphic communications system • Presentation of findings and recommendations • Develop creative road map for subsequent phases • Design strategy to cover the following: - Communications strategy - Facility/layout rationale – issues/opportunities - Merchandising/CVP 83 VisionProjectionFocus Timing: included Fees: included Timing: included Fees: included Timing: 4–6 weeks Fees: $45,000 - $65,000
  • 96. DocumentationDesign Development The CBX Worldwide Partnership Retail Design - Concept thru Implementation • Review of Spotlight™ recommendations, findings and creative brief • Broad range design exploratory • Optimization & refinement of design options • Examples of each store identity direction will be featured on 2–3 selected applications for context (i.e. signage, package, etc.) • Additional rounds of refinement • Finalization of selected direction • Conduct a design exploratory for the retail environment – design exterior and interior, as necessary • Designs to cover: Retail graphic system, layout, Interior and exterior signage, customer touch-points • Building sections and details • Fixture layouts • Building elevations • Lighting • Application and color studies • Develop documentation for 1 prototype location, including all specifications, final color and material selection • Coordination with local architects, engineers, vendor/ suppliers and contractors for implementation Identity size/ placement • Typography, layout and color palette and size variants • Fee includes 1 prototype remodel and 2 additional adaptations 84 Timing: 4–6 weeks Fees: $55,000 - $75,000 Timing: included Fees: included Timing: 4–6 weeks Fees: $145,000 - $185,000 Creative Ideation
  • 98. The CBX Worldwide Partnership86 Appendix: Possible Topaz concept platforms Concept platforms that can deliver on Topaz’s four brand pillars (Society and Environment, Innovation, Values, Trust) and its “Thinking Ahead” brand position in a differentiated yet relevant way. Life. Better • Brand Catalyst: Target • Strategy: Portfolio of exclusive house brands and brands by famous chefs made exclusively for Topaz • PWP POV: The democratization of quality - making quality affordable and accessible - drives sales and makes for a happier, healthier community. Better Solutions • Brand Catalyst: Apple • Strategy: More intuitive, more human, more accessible store design that allows consumers to get in and out more efficiently but is also beautiful enough to make them want to stay. • Leverage the convenience of location by creating a more “open source” store format that partners with other orgs to provide relevant services (ex. banks, phone companies, Google, pharmacies, health orgs) • PWP POV: Universal Design is good for everyone (people with disabilities, the elderly, and the young hipsters) and can drive sales through ease of access and functionality. • Though an open source format, Topaz serves as a modern and innovative hub of today’s community. Better Tomorrow • Brand Catalyst: GE • Strategy: Translate “green” from an abstract concept to a visceral consumer experience that drives traffic and deepens loyalty. • PWP POV: Innovative thinking can make what’s good for the environment, good for business as well.
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