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BrandLogic, BrandEnsemble and Navistream are registered trademarks and the Zebra logo is a trademark of BrandLogic Corporation. The text and photographs on this site are copyrighted by BrandLogic Corporation and may not be duplicated for any purpose without consent. Other company, product and service names shown in the Case Studies or client samples may be trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of others.

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Notes on credits, Client Experience and Case Studies

Some of the projects listed as Client Experience and Case Studies were directed or created by BrandLogic principals at other firms prior to joining BrandLogic: 

James Cerruti, as a founding partner of FutureBrand and president of Vivaldi Partners; Jack Vogler as Executive Director at Landor, as Executive Vice President/Managing Director, Consumer Branding at EnterpriseIG, and as Executive Director of Consumer Branding and Packaging Design at FutureBrand; William Engler as Director of Brand Strategy at Interbrand; and Fredy Jaggi as Executive Creative Director at Gottschalk+Ash.


Other Credits

Several of the older annual reports shown were designed by Tom Morin of BrandLogic while he was a partner at JHA Inc. In 1993 he formed Context Design, which merged with BrandLogic in 1999 to become the BrandLogic Annual Report Group.

The e-business circle e mark that is used in the BrandLogic "e-server" design guidelines and font was designed by Ogilvy and Mather. The Texaco identity program that is presented in the BrandLogic "Texaco Brand Community" Web tool was originally designed by Anspach Grossman Portugal and later updated by another firm. In the Wyeth program, only the wordmark was created by another firm.