Building a brand

ASIES: Institutional Identity

By 11/08/2014

This blog is part of a showcase of exhibits from Latin American think tanks participating in the Think Tank Initiative’s Policy Engagement and Communications (PEC) programme. You may view other entries on the Latin America PEC Showcase Overview Page. 

Institutional identity is a particularly important factor in the process of stimulating of attitudes toward an institution and its products. Institutions are not only judged by the quality of the services and products they offer. They also are judged on visual identity, branding and the messages these convey.

Asociación de Investigación y Estudios Sociales (ASIES) has produced a handbook guiding its staff on how to develop and implement a number of communications tools and activities concerning the institution’s visual identity.

This ASIES Institutional Identity Handbook is a consultation tool that includes official procedures and rules for standardizing communications activities used by ASIES to promote its visibility and to disseminate relevant information.

Showcase exhibit: View ASIES Institutional Identity Handbook (Spanish only)

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