A DEsign solution for developing brands and brand strategies for nonprofit organizations
NUMPLOY YANASIDDHI Candidate for Master of design management SAVANNAH COLLEGE of art and design
@ 2017 Numploy Yanasiddhi Final Project submitted to Faculty of Design Management (DMGT) at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) on June 2, 2017 as partial fulfilment of requirement for the degree of Masters in Design Management. Apple Macintosh OSX computers using Adobe Creative Cloud Software (InDesign, IIlustrator, Photoshop, Proto.io) Typeface family Blogger Sans, Uni sans and Avenir were used. All images were created in this study furing Spring Quarter unless otherwise noted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I’m so grateful to all the professors who gave me their support and motivate me through the SCAD journey. It’s challenging but it’s the best experiences in my life.
DEDICATION I dedicate this project to my Thai family, my boyfriend and my classmates for supporting me though this journey. Thank you for encouging me and always believe in me. Without your guys, this project would not have been possible.
DESIGN MANAGEMENT DEFINITION :
Design Management is the Creative problem-solving process that enables innovation
It utilizes human-centered research, design thinking, visualization and collaboration. It’s the best combination of management, design, and technology to drive new innovation while also delivering value to society.
Table of Content
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Project Framing • • • • • •
Subject of Study Problem Statement Target Audience Description Purpose of Project Scope of Project Opportunity Statement
RESEARCH PLANNING and SYNTHESIS • Research Methodology • Research Questions • Research Matrix • Research Activity • Research Map • Primary Research Interview quote • Secondary Research Key Facts SWOT Offering-Cultural-Map
Design opportunies DEFINE AND FRAME INSIGHTS • Insights and Opportunities • Research Finding • Design oppotunities • Design Criteria
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Prototype development IDEATE AND EXPLORE CONCEPT • Concepts • Analysis • Empathy Map and Persona
Project POSITIONING • Zag • Value Propositions
final design DELIVER • Branding • Work Flow / Service Journey • Final Design • Business Model Canvas • Implemention Plan
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conclusion and recommendation
references and APPENDICE
Project Framing
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Project Framing • Subject of Study • Problem Statement • Target Audience Description • Purpose of Project • Scope of Project • Opportunity Statement
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Project Framing
Subject of Study This project is about how non-profit organizations bring value to society. It is about finding breakthroughs and developing brands and brand strategies for brands in non-profit section. By using branding and design thinking methods to attached both functionally and emotional to captivate our audiences, this project will bring value to community and create emotional connection while serve their mission and still retain their values and cultures. SCAD l MA Design Managament Final Project l Numploy Yanasiddhi
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Problem Statement Traditionally, effective marketing and branding have been unattainable for nonprofit organizations. However, the world of nonprofit organizations has changed substantially over the past decade. More than 2 million non-profits in 2017 were fuelled by 35 percent increase in the number of organizations in North America. As non-profits have grown in numbers and importance, the charitable marketplace had become more competitive (Kompella K, 2013, p.209). According to Hull (2006) believes that “non-profit organizations face with a number of many challenges when compared to for-profit companies, including social responsibility, complicated business structures and financial actions� (p.53)
Despite their growth and the importance of values in the non-profits sector, they are still hit with other difficult challenges like communication, advertising, and brand image. Most non-profit companies have no budget to operate and raise awareness for their brands. Therefore, they are unable to build value and create new innovations within their community. Most of them are not quite sure about marketing and advertising, how to do it, or how to ensure that their investment will benefit their brands and organizations in the future.
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Project Framing
Target Audience
The target audiences for this project are:
Small Startups Small startup companies that have no budget for communication and branding will also be studied.
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Individuals
An audience who has relations with the community and its efforts as way to be socially responsible in organizations.
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Nonprofit organizations, nonprofit networking including corporate sponsors and partnerships that seek branding and innovation to impact society.
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Nonprofits networking Sponsors Partnership
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Purpose of Study The focus of this study is to utilize design management methods to develop more opportunities, create new framework, and build brand ideas and brand strategies for nonprofit organizations. This study will bring new experiences and values through branding for nonprofits.
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Scope of Study Context
Content
Subjects
The increasing number of non-profit organizations and the challenging situation for nonprofits with branding, advertising and communication.
This project will focus on brands in the nonprofit sector and nonprofit organizations to develop a new framework and brand strategies. By considering the limitations of budget, this project will provide high impact to society and still retain the organization’s value and mission.
Design management, Branding, Advertising, Non-profit organization, Brand Values, Social Responsibility, Innovation
Location
Timeline
Savannah and Thailand
March to June 2017
This study is not about financing and providing information on for-profit companies.It is also not worldwide in scope.
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Project Framing
Opportunity Statement There is an opportunity to use design management methods to develop brands and brand strategies for non-profit organizations
For my own development
For entering your chosen profession
This study will provide me an opportunity to integrate my professional skills as a design manager and communication planner in advertising. Moreover, it will showcase my creative problem-solving skills and my empathetic nature in order to find creative and innovative solutions for my future career.
This study will help me to figure out a new career path as a brand strategist. This project will provide me an opportunity to understand branding, social responsibility and marketing through a design management lens with design thinking and design management toolkits.
For the world at large
For design management discipline and other fields
This study is not only limited to nonprofit organizations, but also links with small startup companies that have no budget to build brand awareness and communication, and will find new innovation that impact the world and increase their value to society.
This project will provide a new direction for communication and brand strategies in the nonprofit world and also expand to startups. With the increasing number of nonprofits and their limitations in budget, design management methods will create new creative solutions and drive new innovations while still retaining their value to society and their missions.
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RESEARCH PLANNING and SYNTHESIS
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RESEARCH PLANNING and SYNTHESIS • Research Methodology • Research Questions • Research Matrix • Research Activity • Research Map • Primary Research Interview quote • Secondary Research Key Facts SWOT Offering-Cultural-Map
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Research Methodology My research methodology requires gathering relevant data from documents, data collections and data analysis methods. This project will utilize qualitative tools to recognize the challenges, get a broader view and fully understand the influential factors for nonprofit organizations. Primary research finding and data collections will be significant tools for gaining insight and findings by interviewing experts and owners of nonprofit organizations in Thailand and Savannah. The aim of this research is to understand the challenges, situations, communication channels and cultures of brands in nonprofits.
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Research Questions
Umbrella Question
How might we use design management methods to develop brands and brand strategies for non-profit organizations?
Sub-questions : 1. How might we describe design management and design thinking? 1.1 How might we define design management? 1.2 How might we describe design management methods? 1.3 What design thinking methods will be useful for this topic?
2. How might we describe branding and the development of brand strategy? 2.1 How might we describe branding and brand strategy? 2.2 What is the current state of brand strategy for non-profits? 2.3 What might be the successful strategies and structures for non-profits to harness innovation? 3. How can we describe non-profit companies? 3.1 What are the differences between non-profit and for-profit companies? 3.2 What are the characteristics of non-profit companies?
3.3 What are the current challenges that non-profit companies face?
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RESEARCH QUESTIONS MATRIX 1 - DMGT “How might we use design management methods to develop brands and brand strategies for non-profit organizations?�
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
What do I need to know?
What type of data is needed?
Where can I find this data?
What type of data collection methods are needed?
Who do I contact for collecting this data?
How might we define design management?
The existing The meaning To fully design and description understand the management of Design meaning and value definition and Management for applying in design thinking in different areas my study tools that I can use for my study
Interview Websites Journals Books Magazines
Experts interview Publications Research
Design management professors Design managers
Week 1 Week 2
Academic books Interview Websites Journals Books Magazines
Experts interview Publications Research
Design management professors Design managers
Week 1 Week 2
Academic books, Websites Journals Books Magazines
Experts interview Publications Research
Design management professors Design managers
Week 1 Week 2
The past and How might we current of design describe design management management methods and the tools that I can methods?
Why do I need to know this?
To be more clear about the tools and methods
The model and design management tools
use for my project
What design thinking methods will be useful for this topic?
The effective design management methods that can be used for my project
To choose the The specific appropriate one to and successful utilize and methods that can apply for my be applied to my project study
When do I need to get hold of this data?
What will I be taking away from this data? What will I be learning?
What might I missing? How might I be wrong?
Get deeper understanding about design management
My Personal definition of design management
More clear and understanding about design management methods, processes and tools
My Personal thinking about design management methods
An effective model that can be used and adapted by nonprofits
The model and methods that I select is not effective
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RESEARCH QUESTIONS MATRIX 2 - BRAND “How might we use design management methods to develop brands and brand strategy for non-profit organizations?”
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
What do I need to know?
How might we The description and the meaning describe of branding branding and brand strategy?
Why do I need to know this?
To be more clear about branding definition
What is the The current brand To analyse and compare between current state of strategies for different nonprofits brand strategy strategies in for non-profits? between different
What might be the successful brand strategy and structures for non-profits to harness innovation?
organizations
varieties of organizations
An effective strategy and structures for nonprofits to create new innovation
To determine the successful strategies for nonprofits that impact the world
What type of data is needed?
Opinions Thought leader
Opinions Thought leader
Opinions Thought leader
Where can I find this data?
Secondary Research
Secondary Research Primary Research
Secondary Research Primary Research
What type of data collection methods are needed?
Interview Publications Research Articles Peer reviews
Who do I contact for collecting this data?
Brand Experts Small Startups
Interview Publications Research Articles Peer reviews
Non-profit owners
Interviews Publications Research Articles Peer reviews
Non-profit owners
What will I be taking away from this data? What will I be learning?
What might I be missing? How might I be wrong?
I will be able to identify the artribute of brand and find an effective brand strategy to apply.
The variety of brand and brand strategies
Week 2 Week 3
I will be able to analyse and understand what the current strategies are they use today
People’s biases
Week 2 Week 3
I will be able to People’s biases determine and can develop strategy for successful nonprofits in the future
When do I need to get hold of this data?
Week 2 Week 3
Non-profits volunteer
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RESEARCH QUESTIONS MATRIX 3 - NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS “How might we use design management methods to develop brands and brand strategy for non-profit organizations?� RESEARCH QUESTIONS
What do I need to know?
Why do I need to know this?
What type of data is needed?
Where can I find this data?
Interview Publications Articles Peer reviews
Who do I contact for collecting this data?
When do I need to get hold of this data?
What are the differences between non-profit and for-profit companies?
The definition Structures of nonprofits and for profits
To differentiate between nonprofits and for profit
The explanation
What are the characteristics of non-profit companies?
Structures of business and marketing plans of nonprofits
To identify the structures and processes of nonprofits
The explanation Case studies
Secondary and Primary Research
Interview Publications Articles Peer reviews
Finance Experts Non profit owners Brand Experts Volunteers
The problems and challenges for nonprofits
To identify analyse what the real challenge of nonprofits is
The explanation Case studies
Secondary and Primary Research
Interview Publications Articles Peer reviews
Non profit owners Volunteers
What are the current challenges that non-profit companies face?
Secondary and Primary Research
What type of data collection methods are needed?
Finance Experts Non profit owners
Week 3 Week 4
What will I be taking something that brings away from this data?
What might I be missing? How might I be wrong?
I will be able to cleatify about for profits and nonprofit organization
A variety of definitions
Week 3 Week 4
I will be able to describe the model and structure of nonprofits
Too much information
Week 3 Week 4
I will identify and understand the real challenges for nonprofits
For profit owners Small Startups
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Research Activities
1 The secondary data will be collected through books, magazines, internet peer-review, journals, popular media scans, innovation sourcebooks and buzz reports.
2 The primary data will be collected through surveys, observations, expert interviews and contextual research.
3 Collect all data through an affinitizing diagram, offering cultural map and cognitive mapping.
4 Finding insight and synthesizing findings by developing personas, scenorio and prototyping.
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Research Map BRAND IDEAS
Creative Problem Solving
MARKETING
Tool & Methods
DMGT Innovation
BRAND
BRAND VALUE
Strategy
Leroux Miller, K. (2010)
BRAND characters
Laidler-Kylander, N., & Stenzel, J. S. (2014) McLeish, B. (2011) Brinckerhoff, P. C. (2003)
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
USA vs Other countries
Daw, J. S., Cone, C., Erhard, A., & Merenda, K. D. (2011) Kompella, K. (2015). Laidler-Kylander, N., Quelch, J. A., & Simonin, B. L. (2007) Salamon, L. M. (2012). Stride, H., & Lee, S. (2007)
Social Imperative
Philosophy Cultures
Mission and Vision
Knox, S., & Gruar, C. (2007) Barrett, H., Balloun, J. L., & Weinstein, A. (2005) Modi, P., & Mishra, D. (2010) Kristoffersen, L., & Singh, S. (2004) Hull, C. E., & Lio, B. H. (2006) Fourie, L., & Froneman, J. (2009).
Figure 2, Research Map
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PRIMARY RESEARCH MAP Branding and Graphic Design Expert
Design Management Expert
DMGT
BRAND
Advertising and Branding Expert
EMOTIONAL STRATEGY
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Advertising and Branding for nonprofits
Finance Expert
Nonprofits owner
Volunteer Figure 3, Research Map with Interviewee SCAD l MA Design Managament Final Project l Numploy Yanasiddhi
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Tom Hardy
Design Management Professor
Patrick A. Kelsey
Business design and arts leadership professor
Bruce Claxton
Design Management Professor
Christopher Priest Director of Communication The Salvation Army
Joseph A DiGioia Graphic Design Professor
Mark Alan Bazil Advertising professor
PRIMARY RESEARCH Interviewee
Clinton Edminster Executive Director Art Rise Savannah
Diana Echeguren CaĂąedo Volunteer at Creative Coast as a facilities manager
NATTAYA SWASDIPHAN Founder of Serve Project Volunteer for Muangthai Foundation
David Robinson Freelance arts & cultural project manager and digital media consultant, BKK, TH
thawatchai saengthamchai CEO l Creative Director WHY NOT Creativity for Society l Social Enterprise
Charintip Leeyawanich Policy and Development Manager at the Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC) Figure 4, Primary Research Interviewee SCAD l MA Design Managament Final Project l Numploy Yanasiddhi
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DESIGN MANAGEMENT is....
“BRINGING the process of design thinking and businesses together to create innovation that provides meaningful value”
Tom Hardy
Design Management Expert Figure 5, Professor Tom Hardy, Interviewee
NoNprofit organizatIon
NONPROFIT BRANDING
Caring organization tagline:
A successful brand creates trust.
“Doing the most good”
It uses design thinking to provide services that people need and desire.
The Salvation Army
Comprehensive brand-design programs are created to express the brand in a coherent manner, such as name, logo, communications, advertising, product design and services. The brand expression must convey the company brand promise to create trust.
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DESIGN MANAGEMENT is...
“It’s really about bringing together, creative and non-linear thinking. It’s about creative positive disruption”
Bruce Claxton Design Management Expert
Figure 6, Professor Bruce Claxton, Interviewee
NoNprofit organizatIon
NONPROFIT BRANDING
It’s more businesses of helping society most of the time. Doing the good things for society
Empathy is huge for building a brand in nonprofits. They should think about themselves as a brand so, they need a brand characteristic profile. They need to find a way to differentiate from one another to have a brand identity
Value is the keywords for building a brands. It’s all come out the value at the end.
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Branding for Non-Profit involves greater depth and often more persuasion to create the desired effect in the consumer’s mind.
Mark Alan Bazil Advertising and Branding Expert
Figure 7, Professor Mark Alan Bazil, Interviewee
NoNprofit organizatIon
Design MANAGEMENT
Not for profit would be an organization that has decided to help mankind, wildlife or the planet as a whole in some way. It is a beneficial function that is currently not being utilized as it should be, and it needs additional assistance.
There is a lot of overlap between Design Management, Advertising and Branding. There are many skills sets and some methodology that are common to each of these. There are some things that are unique to each one, and sometimes it helps to be able to hear from 3 different perspectives to reach the best decision.
The most important criteria for any brand building activities, especially not for profits, is having a singular, very clear focus. If you’re very clear as to what your organization is about and what you are trying to achieve, it will be much more effective than if you try to communicate a mixture of goals and objectives.
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Non-profit does not mean no profit. The mission of full profit is “ To make money” but not for profit is “Not to make money but they have to make money which could be a small or big amount”. All non-profit organizations have to make money for their investors.
Patrick A. Kelsey Graphic Design Expert
Figure 8, Professor Patrick A. Kelsey, Interviewee
They should increase more staff. In order to grow, they should take a risk. They should focus on money making things and find supporters and do some fundraising event. They should add more attractiveness for the funder. They should look at the membership and things that are going on to create new proposal for corporation and corporate membership. For example, online profile, online membership etc.
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Adapt the toolkits from design management and utilize graphic design and visualization together to do something unique and different.
Joseph A DiGioia Graphic Design Expert
The process is not gonna be different. I think that just the outcomes and the needs of the end user is different. You might need to find a way of streamlining in the process because the fact is maybe we don’t have as much financial support and financial resources as we think we do. It’s more about trying to do something that nobody else is talking about. It’s like, where is innovation gonna come from?
Figure 9, Professor Joseph A Digioia, ,Interviewee
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Use your branding to tell a story and emotionally captivate your audience. I believe that creativity brings us easier ways to tackle big problems. Our best resource is creativity to make a change to society.
thawatchai saengthamchai CEO l Creative Director WHY NOT Creativity for Society l Social Enterprise Figure 10, Thawatchai Saengthamchai, ,Interviewee
BRANDING
Design MANAGEMENT
Our advertising agency, we persuade people to do good things in society, sacrificed their lifes to be a volunteer, save the environment and understand people with disabilities.
The methods and tools of design thinking can help nonprofit organizations for developing new ideas and creating the new way to help society.
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Working for a nonprofit organization is meant to add value to me and to other people. Seeing people have a better living can serve myself and my passion.
NATTAYA SWASDIPHAN Founder of Serve Project and volunteer for Muangthai Foundation
If you don’t have branding, people will not know what you do, people will not trust you and people will not buy your products. They don’t know who you are. Branding yourself is really important. It helps support them and add value to their lives.
Figure 11, Nattaya Swasdiphan, ,Interviewee
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for creative coast, the current challenges are getting people to work here and reconizing that creative coast is an organization that really help community.
Diana echeguren cañedo Volunteer : Facilities Manager at Creative Coast
I think nonprofit is an organization that really help people and helps their community grow. Coming here is relaxing. It’s a different environment from School. It’s fun to be here because I get to know new people.
If you can find someone that really understands and translates information into a visual communication, I think you will give more trust to people.
Figure 12, Diana Echeguren Cañedo, ,Interviewee
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We encourage local communities to respond to health issues, to increase their capacity to care, change and develop healthy communities and to have hope and knowledge.
Christopher Priest Director of the Communications in Salvation Army Figure 13, Christopher Priest, Interviewee
We should be using technology that we can afford and that helps us promote the mission. One thing we are intent on doing is to provide resources for the fields that are effective and cost efficient – using video and audio technologies on the web and for internal use. This will help us realize our promise of doing the most good, and propagate the mission and ministry of The Salvation Army.
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we provide more than anything “Connection”. Our mission is to provide creative and community to local artist in Savannah by creating the value of art.
Clinton Edminster Director of Art Rise Savannah
Figure 14, Clinton Edminster, Interviewee
Branding is very important because the message is really complex and I’m making sure that people can get awareness. Branding is helpful for communication and consistency of messages. Having a consistance and clear message is key.
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Through a series of creative activities jointly conducted with local residents, we have used the “Design Thinking” methodology to explore the problems and solutions that address the Community’s needs.
Charintip Leeyawanich Policy and Development Manager at the Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC).
It’s important to underline that the scope of the study is only a preliminary working framework. The creative district development process we are currently developing still requires to look at several other factors: from project development planning, budget and working period to public/private/community policies that align with local needs as well as concrete cooperation in the drive to develop a creative district.
Figure 15, Charintip Leeyawanich, Interviewee
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Community engagement is crucial to our ambition, but it isn’t going to happen overnight. Community is our biggest challenge and our greatest opportunity. But first we need to build trust. We need to prove ourselves.
David Robinson Freelance arts & cultural project manager and digital media consultant, Bangkok, Thailand
We are always on the look out for opportunities to collaborate with the local communities. We hope to foster collaboration between locals and newcomers who, by working together, can contribute to the community. Our initiative relies on creative people with new solutions for ongoing challenges. Working together to build momentum and critical mass to achieve our long-term goals.
Figure 16, David Robinson, Interviewee
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“A successful brand for nonprofits is to create trust. It uses design thinking to provide services that people need and desire. It’s all about bringing the process of design thinking and businesses together to create innovation that provides meaningful value. It’s more businesses of helping society most of the time. Doing the good things for society. Empathy is huge for building a brand in nonprofits. They should think about themselves as a brand so, they need a brand characteristic profile. They need to find a way to differentiate from one another to have a brand identity. The most important criteria for any brand building activities, especially not for profits, is having a singular, very clear focus. If you’re very clear as to what your organization is about and what you are trying to achieve, it will be much more effective than if you try to communicate a mixture of goals and objectives.” Non-profit does not mean no profit. The mission of full profit is “ To make money” but not for profit is “Not to make money but they have to make money which could be a small or big amount” Adapt the toolkit from design management and utilize graphic design and visualization together to do something unique and different.
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“Use your branding to tell a story and emotionally captivate your audience. I believe that creativity brings us easier ways to tackle big problems. Our best resource is creativity to make a change to society. Working for a nonprofit organization is meant to add value to me and to other people. Seeing people have a better living can serve myself and my passion. The current challenges are getting people to work here and reconizing that our organization is an organization that really help community. We encourage local communities to respond to health issues, to increase their capacity to care, change and develop healthy communities and to have hope and knowledge. we provide more than anything “Connection”. Through a series of creative activities jointly conducted with local residents, we have used the “Design Thinking” methodology to explore the problems and solutions that address the Community’s needs. Community engagement is crucial to our ambition, but it isn’t going to happen overnight. Community is our biggest challenge and our greatest opportunity.
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SECONDARY RESEARCH Secondary research is the tool of design research method. It involves in collecting data that relevant in nonprofit organizations. This process included Key Fact and the differences between nonprofit organizations and for profit company, Offering-Activities-Cultural Map and SWOT analysis.
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KEY FACT The differences between nonprofits and for-profits
Not for profit Work directly promote vision
VISION
SCOPE OF IMPACT Strategic contraints
Ownership and responsibility
REVENUE INCENTIVES
for profit
Reflect the mission Bring money to society
Make profit More of an ideal than a contraint
Key objective is to create much society positive change as possible
Evaluated primarily in regard to effect on profit
Often faced with limited and conflicts options
Action must be made in the best interest of shareholder/ profit
3 key areas of responsibility (Supporters, employees and clients)
Responsible to shareholders
Much balance services and revenue
Revenue come from services or goods
Employee typically work to create social change / recieve lower salaries and benefits
Employee are motivated by money HIgher paid
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O-A-C Map Offering Activity Cultural Map
Imagination Creative Innovation Value
Value Cultural Education Art Wildlife Nature Environment Emphathy Love Hope
Faith Expression Worldwide International
Social Responsibility Service
Feeling Emotions
Support Donation
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
Connection
Local Engagement
Giving
Stories
Help Connection Trust Loyalty Awareness
Charity Building Relationship Communication
Community Sharing
Fundraising
ACTIVITIES Caring Experiences
Online Social Networking
Activities Creative Government Business
CULTURAL Figure 17, Offering-Activity-Cultural Map
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Competitor Analysis
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WWF : The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by more than one million members in the United States and close to five million globally that ensures the delivery of innovative solutions and meet the needs of both people and nature.
BRAND VISION : Together, we can protect life on our planet—including our own. BRAND PERSONALITY : Passionate Environmental Friendly Compassionate
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Strong mission Well-known globally High awareness Consumer Loyalty Strong brand name and logo
• Less funding and supporter • Cost structure • Complext business structure • Small amount of money for advertising and communication in global
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• Green and sustainability Trend • Social media trend • Community engagement
• Pollution • Politic • The incresing of High-tech business • Big business • Animal skin fashion
BRAND AFFILIATION : Bringing people together to change the world
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Salvation Army is a non profit organization faithfully helping people around the world and want to do the most good
• Foundation Grants • Unique mission • Established in 1878 • Well-known organizatio worldwide • Help people increase their quality of life • Consistancy, clear and strong brand vision • 86% of money go directly to charity
BRAND VISION : Doing the most good. BRAND PERSONALITY : Passionate. Compassionate. Uplifting. Trustworthy.
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Lack of promotional activities Lack of volunteer Lack of communication
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Social media is growing Sustainability trend Partnership / Sponsorships Community involvement Co-design
• Economy • People interested in high technology rather than community • People stop donote money • People inside the organization lack of knowledge for building brand awareness • Low interest in the society programs
BRAND AFFILIATION : Informed individuals who want to positively affect their world.
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Art Rise Savannah is a nonprofit organization in Savannah that connect with local people by bringing art access to community
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BRAND VISION : Provide creative and community for supporting local artist in Savannah BRAND PERSONALITY : Creative Innovative Supportive Valuable Effective
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SCAD Student Divesity of culture Strong mission and vision Many programs and activifor artist Art-centric community
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No famous artist Small city No funding No cost for advertising Limited only in Savannah
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Social media is growing Partnership / Sponsorships Community involvement Tourism City Historic art place Art and local network
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Economy The nature of nonprofit People move to bigger city City policy
BRAND AFFILIATION : Support local artist in Savannah and create community for them
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TCDC Thailand is a nonprofit organization in Thailand that established as a resource and information center in creativity and design in Thai society. The objective includes exceeding the capacity of Thai designers and entrepreneurs in the global market.
BRAND VISION :
Building Thailand’s economy with creativity
BRAND PERSONALITY : Creative Innovative Passionate Sustainability
BRAND AFFILIATION : Incubating creative business, fostering valuable and sustainable innovation for Thai people
• Local, only in Thailand • Not recognized worldwide • Low cost for advertising and communication • Low awareness
• Creative district • Collaborate with famous designer • Many programs and activities to participate • Support local artist and value art in Thailand • Help local people and artist
S O • Social media is growing • Partnership / Sponsorships • Community involvement • Tourism City • Develop creative district • AEC in Southeast asia • Opening doors to network and creative community
TCDC
W T • Economy • The nature of nonprofit • Government control • Politic • People does not value in Art and Design
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DESIGN OPPORUNITIES • • • •
Insights and Opportunities Research Finding Design oppotunities Design Criteria
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INSIGHTS This is an opportuinity to We want to make our organizations to be the first one that people remember and think of We want to build ourselves a new images that people see us as an organization that really help community
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A BRAND AND STRATEGY FOR HELPING SOCIETY
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INSIGHTS This is an opportuinity to Nonprofits is about high trust score and value. If we have a negetive impacts or scandal, we will reduce trust and value in society Trust and loyalty are very important pieces for building a brand for nonprofits. We need to build trust to prove ourselves to communities
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loyalty and trustworthY programs for nonprofit organizations
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INSIGHTS We support local artist, local residents to create creative enviroment for our creative district
This is an opportuinity to
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create
Community engagement is the way to build sustainability for our creative district. It’s about bringing together and encourage people to participate in our communities.
Community engagement for creative people coming as well as local residents
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INSIGHTS Working together with people both internal and external help nonprofits to build organization memories. We believe in collaboration with different group of people can support and build characteristic in our communities Using co-design and co-creating process are the key to develop and bring change to our communities.
This is an opportuinity to
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bring people to
collaborate and co-design together in communities
Develop areas by collaboration can help our community and economy growth.
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INSIGHTS The new forms of nonprofit organizations have to emerge new technology, innovation and creativity Challenging the standard thinking and bringing the process of design thinking and businesses together to create innovation but provides meaningful value. We have a big challenges because nonprofits have a very limited budget and very limited stuffs. We should use new technology that we can afford to help people understand our mission.
This is an opportuinity to
5 Create
creative innovation platform with Low budget but more effective
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INSIGHTS With a limited salary, we feel great to help other people and society. We persuade people to do good thing to community. We are an caring organization. We use empathy as a key for doing business to help society. We rely on good work and also have a vision to make a change to society with creativity. Our mission and value are helping communities and making change in society. The aim of working here is to bring the positive change to our communities.
This is an opportuinity to
6 Create a positive change and be a changemaker
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INSIGHTS Everything come to value. To add value to our organization and other people is the purpose of working for nonprofits. We believe in value can create emotional connection by using a brand to attaches both functionally and emotionally level to captivate our audiences. We have passion about people. We love to help other people and try to help our community grow. We don’t work for money but seeing people improve their live also fulfil my heart and my passion in life.
This is an opportuinity to
7 bring
value and emotional connection for our community
Positive experiences help me feel good and get more loyalty with brand.
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RESEARCH FINDINGS
Strategy
Trust and experience
Consumer positive relationship
Social Marketing and online media
Attractive fundrasing network
Community engagement
Sponsor touch point
Collaborate &Co-design
User interaction and Connection
Visualization
Creative INNOVATION
Consistency and clear message
Own identity and characteristic
Positive Change to society
EMPATHY Value and Emotional Connection Figure 18, Research Findings
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DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES
from
Social orientation organization
TO Creative social innovation that bring positive change to society
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DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES
DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES CURRENT MINDSET
DESIGN THINKING TOOLKITS
Community Services
Design Thinking Toolkit to develop more comprehensive community services
PROCESS
Service by doing good for society
Brand - Service Strategy In context of doing the most relevant good for society and bring positive change to society
RESULT IN
+Trust + Value - Limited awareness - Limited fundraising channels
START WITH
+Trust + Increased value + Greater awareness + Broader range of fundraising channels
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Prototype development DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES
DESIGN CRITERIA
STRATEGY
experiences and trust
STRATEGY
MUST HAVE
VALUE and emotional connection
EXPERIENCE AND TRUST
ATTRACTIVE FUNDRISING NETWORK
CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL MARKETING
Community engagement Collaborate And co design
SHOULD HAVE
Creative INNOVATION CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL MARKETING
Creative INNOVATION
VALUE and emotional connection
NICE TO HAVE
Community engagement
Collaborate And co design
Figure 19, Design Criteria
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PROTOTYPE DEVELOPment • Concepts • Analysis • Empathy Map and Persona
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INITIAL CONCEPT Co-NETWORKING Is the online toolkit that aims to help all nonprofit organizations around the world to collaborate, share information and help each other out. This will assist nonprofit organization in building a brand and educate volunteers
MISSION: For educating and creating high impact of awareness in nonprofit
ATTRACTIVE FUNDRISING NETWORK
STRATEGY
EXPERIENCE AND TRUST
CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL MARKETING
Creative INNOVATION
VALUE and emotional connection
Community engagement
Collaborate And co design
Figure 20, Design Criteria 1
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INITIAL CONCEPT Co-CREATION Is the online platform that aims to help all nonprofit organizations by co-creation between other nonprofit organization between others to improve ideas together.
MISSION: Improve our society staring with you
ATTRACTIVE FUNDRISING NETWORK
STRATEGY
EXPERIENCE AND TRUST
CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL MARKETING
Creative INNOVATION
VALUE and emotional connection
Community engagement
Collaborate And co design
Figure 21, Design Criteria 2
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FINAL CONCEPT H.I.V.E H- Heart I - Innovative V- Value E= Emotional Connection H.I.V.E, is the website that collaborate with people around the world. We are the changemaker to our society. It is an creative innovation platform that helps people and society with collaboration. We start from our heart to bring innovative and value to people. We believe in the value of life that brings emotional connections to captive our audiences H. I. V. E. We make positive changes to society
ATTRACTIVE FUNDRISING NETWORK
STRATEGY
EXPERIENCE AND TRUST
CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL MARKETING
Creative INNOVATION
VALUE and emotional connection
Community engagement
Collaborate And co design
Figure 22, Design Criteria 3
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EMPATHY MAP
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PERSONA 1
I have a passion with people and organization mission
Empathy is very huge part for building a brands
Sometime nonprofit business model is so complicated and make me confuse
I believe in doing most good to society can bring love to people
Name: Christopher Ragg Age: 51 Occupation : Doctor and Board of manager in nonprofit organization BIOGRAPHY : Status: Married Number of kids : 2 Personaility : Smart Positive thinking Inteligent “I have a passion for people. I love helping people. I believe in doing most good to society can bring love, life and positive change in individual and society.”
Podcast News Sermon Support Business talk show
I want to bring positive change in individual and society
I have a dream but sometime is very difficult to implement but I still believe and trust
WHAT DOES HE THINK AND FEEL WHAT DOES HE see
WHAT DOES HE hear
I’m a change leader Handle adversity with grace Display high integrity and honesty Inspiring motivator I always “give” to others rather than what I’m going to “get”
I have vision to make a change to my community
People in society need help from my organization
NONPROFIT Board of manager
WHAT DOES HE SAY and do PAIN
Don’t have enough money Can’t reach goal
Nonprofit can be innovate and creative
I want to help people Just wanna do good thing Reading a good books Learn from failure
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Name: Anna Wahl Age: 28 Occupation : Nonprofit Volunteer BIOGRAPHY Number of :kids : -
Personaility : Positive thinking Creative Leadership Openminded “I I rely on good work and have a vision to make a change to society with creativity I just want to create something and be a part of it”
I rely on good work and have a vision to make a change to society with creativity
Podcast Creative Channel News Business talk show Are you getting paid by working for nonprofit?
I always care for other people and community
I want to make our community better than before
I just want to help them and be a part of it
My personal goal for working here is to bring positive change to society
Less salaries but good quality of life
WHAT DOES SHE THINK AND FEEL
I have vision to make a change to my community
WHAT DOES SHE see
WHAT DOES SHE hear
NONPROFIT Volunteer
Encourge other worker Always listen and be opened-mind Reading a good book in coffee shop Participate in community and events
WHAT DOES SHE SAY and do PAIN
Misunderstanding Communication
I know new people while I’m working in here.
Nonprofit can be innovate and creative People in community participated with our events and they talk with each other and help each other out.
I want to help people Connect with other people and other crganization Try to engange different parties into the discusstion and events
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Project POSITIONING • Zag • Value Propositions
Project POSITIONING
ZAG Who are you?
What do you do?
What is your vision?
What wave are you riding?
Who shared the Brandscope?
H.I.V.E is the futuristic branding and communication tool for collaboration between nonprofit organization people and volunteer all over the world
Simple Creative Fun
H.I.V.E is the creative website that brings people collaborate and create new ideas for society together.
H.I.V.E provide brand toolkits for nonprofit organizations. We design creative platform for co-design between nonprofit people and volunteer.
H.I.V.E bring creativity and design thinking method apply for brands in nonprofit to make positive change to society
What make you the “only?
What should you add or subtract?
Who loves you?
Who is the enemy?
What do they call you?
Create the best innovation toolkits for bringing experiences to nonprofit people and volunteer around the world.
Creative social innovation platform that connect people globally
Nonprofit organizations Volunteer Local people
New collboration tool
H.I.V.E Social Innovation Changemaker
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ZAG How do you explain yourself?
How do you spread the world ?
How do people engage with you?
H.I.V.E is a creative hub for helping nonprofit organizations around the world.
H.I.V.E, make a positive change to society. H.I.V.E start from our heart to bring innovative and the value of life that brings emotional connections.
Through social media and online platform
How do you earn their loyalty?
How do you extend your success?
Bringing design thinking method and branding to develop User Experience, User interaction and brand toolkits platform in a creative way.
H.I.V.E will continue to develop and innovate programs while keep expend for people all over the world.
How do you protect your portfolio?
What do they experience?
Develop existing organization platform and keep developing and innovating H.I.V.E
Bringing design thinking method and branding to develop User Experience, User interaction and brand toolkits platform in a creative way.
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Value Prepositions FOR
Nonprofit organizations, Volunteer or anyone who have a heart to help others
WHO
Want to be a part of community and have a vision to help people and society and build up experiences
OUR
Creative social innovation platform
IS
The creative website that brings nonprofit people and volunteer collaborate and create new ideas for helping society together.
BY
Providing brand toolkit and co-design board online
UNLIKE
Other services, our concept will be interact with real people and real time all over the world.
OUR
Framework and toolkits will bring the positive change to society.
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FINAL DESIGN • Branding • Work Flow / Service Journey • Final Design
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BRANDING Branding and corporate font HELVETICA NEUE FAMILY
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
THE LOGO WITH TAGLINE
We m a k e p o s i t i v e changes to society
COLOR PALETTE Tagline : “We make positive changes to society” APP LOGO
For nonprofit organizations and volunteer all over the world, H.i.V.E is the creative website that brings people working and create new ideas together. We provide brand toolkits for nonprofit organizations. We design creative platform for co-design between nonprofit people and volunteer.
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WORK FLOW
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Business model canvas KEY PARTNERSHIPS Local Nonprofit Organizations Community Government
KEY ACTIVITIES Collaboration Social interaction Co-creation Co-design Community engagement
Facebook Youtube Twitter
COST STRUCTURE Technology Research Testing Design Maintainance
KEY RESOURCES Key Partnerships Social Media Service Providers
VALUE PROPOSITION FOR nonprofit organizations, Volunteer or anyone who have a heart to help others WHO want to be a part of community and have a vision to help people and society and build up experiences OUR creative social innovation platform IS the creative website that brings nonprofit people and volunteer collaborate and create new ideas for helping society together. BY providing brand toolkit and co-design board online UNLIKE other services, our concept will be interact with real people and real time all over the world. OUR framework and toolkits will bring the positive change to society.
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP Emphathy Trust Co-creation
CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Nonprofit organizations Nonprofit managers Funders Start up Volunteers
CHANNELS Website Online channels Social media
REVENUE STREAMS Memberships Subscription Services Funds
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1 BRAND AWARENESS & brand recognization
3 GLOBAL BRAND BRAND BRAND LOYALTY VALUE
10 Years 1 Year
- People gain the value of life and they trust this platform
- Using social media as a tool to communicate and promote - Find a partners and organizations starting from local areas and small organization - Focusing on creating awareness
- People know this brand as a brand that really bringing positive change to society - Develop more project to help nonprofit organization
- Sending this platform through nonprofit organization around the world
- Share to social or pubilc for creating word of mouth
5 Years 2 BRAND TRUST & BRAND IDENTITY
- Design consumer relationship platform - Communicate with consumer directly - Develop and keep innovate new features - Some nonprofit organization adapt this toolkits in there real business
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CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATION
1 2 3
Project Framing This section is all about defining target and understand project in general
RESEARCH PLANNING and SYNTHESIS Research and synthesis show how and where data from both secodary and primary while quote the interesting insights
Design opportunies Explore all of those insights and find an opportunities for creating new design
4 5 6
Prototype development Define, evaluate and testion concept to find a final design
Project POSITIONING In this section, it all about understanding and analysis your concept.
final design Make it real. According to the insights, prototype it to the real world.
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REFERENCES AND APPENDICE
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TIMELINE MA Final Project Spring 2017 Develop and refine project Secondary Research Primary Research Project Planning Conducting Research
MA REVIEW
WEEK 1
WEEK 2
WEEK 3
WEEK 4
Refined Exploration and Prototyping
WEEK 6
WEEK 7
WEEK 8
WEEK 10
Secondary Research
Primary Research Project Planning Conducting Research
Market Analysis Research Synthesis Midterm Process book & Initial Exploration
Refined Exploration and Prototyping
Final Prototype Business/ Implementation Plan Final Process Book
WEEK 9
Develop and refine project
Market Analysis Research Synthesis Midterm Process Book & Initial Exploration
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 Barrett, H., Balloun, J. L., & Weinstein, A. (2005). The impact of creativity on performance in non-profits. International Journal of Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Marketing, 10(4), 213-223. doi:10.1002/nvsm.25
This article researched the creativity role in managerial decision making in nonprofits and the study also used creativity to improve planning and implementation. This study helped me to emphasize the role of creative thinking skills and how creative climate affects organizational performance for nonprofit organizations.
Brinckerhoff, P. C. (2003). Mission-based marketing: An organizational development workbook: a companion to Mission-based marketing, 2nd edition. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.
This article described how “good marketing enables more effective mission provision. It also gives a practical advice on how to move nonprofits as a team toward a market-based philosophy.” This article helped me to understand why marketing is so crucial for effective mission-based organizations while giving a new insight into ways to improve marketing materials.
Daw, J. S., Cone, C., Erhard, A., & Merenda, K. D. (2011). Breakthrough nonprofit branding: seven principles to power extraordinary results. Hoboken, N.J: Wiley.
This article described how “the impact of strategically building and makes an organization more attractive to passionate people who believe in and want to be parts of its cause. It also gives an examples of seven principle to power extraordinary results for nonprofits.” It helped me to capture the value of nonprofits by building breakthrough nonprofit brands from the inside out.
Fourie, L., & Froneman, J. (2009). A critique of social marketing in the non-profit development sector. Koers - Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 74(1/2). doi:10.4102/koers.v74i1/2.125
This article described social marketing in non-profit organizations. This approach of social marketing potentially influences non-governmental organizations and community based organization. This study provided the new marketing tools for non-profit organizations. This helped me to understand more about how social marketing is used to develop organizations.
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 Hull, C. E., & Lio, B. H. (2006). Innovation in non-profit and for-profit organizations: Visionary, strategic, and financial considerations. Journal Of Change Management, 6(1), 53-65 doi:10.1080/14697010500523418
This article described the innovations between for-profit organizations and non-profit organizations which impact the culture of their organizations. This study provided the difference between for-profit organization and nonprofit organization innovations, strategies and models. This helped me to fully understanding the choices among different types of innovation.
Knox, S., & Gruar, C. (2007). The application of stakeholder theory to relationship marketing strategy development in a non-profit organization. Journal of Business Ethics, 75(2), 115-135.
This article examined “the successful application and framework of contemporary marketing in nonprofits. It contributed to both stakeholder theory and relationship marketing practices through the integrated model, which enables market strategy development of nonprofit sector.” It helped me to learn about the successful model and framework of marketing in nonprofits to develop these strategies and framework through design processes.
Kompella, K. (2015). The brand challenge: Adapting branding to sectorial imperatives. London, United Kingdom;Philadelphia, PA, Kogan Page.
This article considered, “The challenge of nonprofit organisations, the unique examination of the nuances of building brands in nonprofits, and adapted branding to sectorial imperatives.” This articles helps my understanding of the challenges facing nonprofit organizations today, and it helped me gain deeper insight into the impact of brands in nonprofits for social imperatives.
Kristoffersen, L., & Singh, S. (2004). Successful Application of a customer and relationship management program in a nonprofit organization. Journal Of Marketing Theory & Practice, 12(2), 28-42.
This article described the process of implementing a customer relationship management program. It also identified the customer relationship management programs for nonprofit organizations. This article applies consumer relationship programs to nonprofit organizations.
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 3 Laidler-Kylander, N., Quelch, J. A., & Simonin, B. L. (2007). Building and valuing global brands in the nonprofit sector. Nonprofit Management & Leadership, 17(3), 253-277. doi:10.1002/nml.149
This article considered, “strategic lessons on brand building and brand valuation activities of international nonprofit brands and provided a better understanding of brand building activities, imperatives and best practices in the field.” This article helped me understand brand building for nonprofits and provided brand-building characteristics and examples for developing nonprofit organizations in the future.
Laidler-Kylander, N., & Stenzel, J. S. (2014). The brand idea managing nonprofit brands with integrity, democracy, and affinity. San Francisco, CA: Jossey Bass.
This article described “the role of brand in non-profit and overview of brand idea framework. This book provides insight, real world examples and strategies to help all nonprofits and build stronger brands that will enhance their capacity and impact.” This article helped me to gain a deeper understanding of brand identity and brand affinity for brands in nonprofits by exploring the details of concepts and finding detail implementation guidelines for the frameworks.
Leroux Miller, K. (2010). The nonprofit marketing guide: High-impact, low-cost ways to build support for your good cause. 1st edition. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
This article described “how to shape an effective marketing programs to grow organization by using savvy marketing and communications. It is organised into four sections. First, gives some perspective of nonprofit marketing world today. Second, describes marketing plan for a specific programs to create a powerful message. Third, it discusses about building a community of supporters to connect and communicate. Last, giving the key elements for successful implementation of non-profit marketing program.” This article helped me to have a better understanding of the marketing for non-profit organizations, including cost-effective strategies and tactics to help nonprofits.
McLeish, B. (2011). Successful marketing strategies for nonprofit organizations: Winning in the age of the elusive donor. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
This article provided “an overview of nonprofits market planning and research programs and introduces the idea of undertaking external research analysis and the importance of information to move the organization closer to its goals.” This article helped me implement a sophisticated marketing program for nonprofits by developing a new marketing program that will reach consumers and donors who support nonprofit organizations.
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 4 Modi, P., & Mishra, D. (2010). Conceptualising market orientation in non-profit organisations: Definition, performance, and preliminary construction of a scale. Journal of Marketing Management, 26(5-6), 548-569. doi 10.1080/02672570903485113
This article applied the conceptualization of market orientation to non-profit organizations and studied the culture, behavior and environment in nonprofits. This study provided the data about effective non-profit market orientation and methods used for nonprofits.
Salamon, L. M. (2012). The state of nonprofit america (2nd edition). Washington, D.C: Brookings Institution Press. doi:10.7864/j.ctt1xx6fn
This article demonstrated, “the overview of nonprofit in United States, examined the forces that are shaping its futures, identified the challenges and changes that might be needed for nonprofit organizations.” This article helped me to identify and better understand nonprofits in United States, the current situation of nonprofit brands and the challenges of politics, the economy and finance. Stride, H., & Lee, S. (2007). No Logo? No Way. Branding in the non-profit sector. Journal of Marketing Management, 23(1-2), 107-122.
This article examined “the role of nonprofits by values in developing charity brands and reviewed within the context of for-profit and nonprofit branding. It researched about the values of branding, brand conceptualization, brand development and brand management for nonprofits and for profits.” This article helped me to develop brand value for nonprofits and identified the differences between nonprofit and for-profit brands.
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List of Figures and Tables Figure 1, The author defined target audience
Figure 21, Design Criteria 2
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Figure 2, Research Map
Figure 22, Design Criteria 3
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Figure 3, Research Map with Interviewee
Figure 23, Emphathy Map 1
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Figure 4, Primary Research Interviewee
Figure 24, Emphathy Map 2
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Figure 5, Professor Tom Hardy, Interviewee
Figure 25, H.I.V.E Logo
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Figure 6, Professor Bruce Claxton, Interviewee
Figure 26, Work flow
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Figure 7, Professor Mark Alan Bazil, Interviewee
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Figure 8, Professor Patrick A. Kelsey, Interviewee
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Figure 9, Professor Joseph A Digioia, ,Interviewee
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Figure 10, Thawatchai Saengthamchai, ,Interviewee
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Figure 11, Nattaya Swasdiphan, ,Interviewee
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Figure 12, Diana Echeguren CaĂąedo, ,Interviewee
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Figure 13, Christopher Priest, Interviewee
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Figure 14, Clinton Edminster, Interviewee
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Figure 15, Charintip Leeyawanich, Interviewee
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Figure 16, David Robinson, Interviewee
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Figure 17, Offering-Activity-Cultural Map
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Figure 18, Research Findings
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Figure 19, Design Criteria
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Figure 20, Design Criteria 1
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