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Senior Vice President at Ipsos

NEW data and perspective from Ipsos North America and #EffieUS showing that brands CAN do good for the world AND good for business. In fact, 74% of people in the U.S. think that brands have a DUTY to contribute to society, not just make profits. While it's not for every brand, having a societal purpose is one of the more impactful ways, I'd argue, for many brands to stand out and have meaning & resonance today. I work with so many brands that invest a huge amount of time, energy and money to try and find ways to connect with their customers on a deeper level. While at the same time, many of these same brands are divesting in their "Post-Covid era" hires and budgets focused on that 'ole brand purpose they established back in 2021. They're slowly, tiptoeing back away from it like a cartoon character hoping that no one will notice and call them out. This piece demonstrates how brands can have business success by giving their customers a reason to be optimistic about making positive change in the world. If you're thinking "This piece is so 2021" then maybe you're part of the problem. We'll keep beating this drum. Interested in learning more? Access the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gyXtaCZE Effie Worldwide Claudia Oberlin Shelley Yang Juliet Haygarth

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People want so badly to be part of something positive right now and brands have more power to make this happen for us than our own societies. So much opportunity for brands to take an evolutionary quantum leap.

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