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14th International Corporate/Brand Identity Conference
May 5-7, 2002
Crowne Plaza Toronto Centre
Toronto, Canada
Overview
Doing more with less has always been a challenge. However, this
year it is a mandate for design managers executing their brand-shaping
responsibilities. All investments and actions to sustain brand assets
must be based on careful thought, and applied strategically. New
approaches are emerging and old standbys are being re-thought to
meet the complexities of 2002. Presentations will range from a look
at the messages individuals send out creating their “personal
brand” to the complexities of global brands.
During these challenging times, learning effective strategies from
seasoned leaders is essential for survival. DMI conferences bring
these leaders together to share insights and information that lead
to effective solutions. This forum is extremely effective in building
a network of knowledge that contributes to individual and organizational
success.
Join us in Toronto for this annual event.
"Diversity’ is the one word I can use to describe
this conference. Diversity of attendees, presentations, and thinking.
The conference has provided me with the food for thought that
translates into new approaches and opportunities for solving Corporate/Brand
Identity issues at my corporation."
-Joe Merlo, Communications Planner, Eli Lilly and
Company
"This conference is on top of my list for new inspiration
and insights. There are other opportunities to hear great speakers,
but DMI has created the best atmosphere to stimulate in-depth
discussions with professionals, that often become friends."
-Fennemiek Gommer, Managing Partner, SCAN Management
Consultants
"Regular visits to DMI’s annual Corporate/Brand
Identity conference are an essential part of my ongoing professional
development. The quality of the attendees creates a global benchmark
for me, and the exchange of views and experiences regularly influence
Alloy’s corporate vision of best-practice in ID-product identity
work."
-Gus Desbarats, Chairman, Alloy: Total Product
Design
Who Should Attend?
DMI conferences provide a valuable forum for senior executives
and academics from all over the world to meet, discuss, learn, and
share a wealth of knowledge from their corporate, consultant, and
institutional backgrounds
Participants bring a high level of authority and expertise as
well as an ability to learn from and share with their peers, creating
a network of individuals deeply invested in the future of design
management.
Sponsors
Supporting Sponsor
Participating Sponsor
Spencer Francey Peters
Contributions from these sponsors are important
in enriching DMI programs.
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