What 'Brand' do Trump, Cruz, and Millennials Have in Common?

Published: 23 Oct, 2018
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In this edition of Deconstructed, TJ O'Hara chats with Bonnie Siegel, founder of Political Branding Associates. A well-known and respected brand strategist, Bonnie has more than 30 years experience bringing brands to market, dedicating her career to bringing brand strategy to life through consulting and mentoring executives and their teams. The two deconstruct the effects political branding has on campaigning in the digital age.
Check out Bonnie's work here.
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TWITTER: BonnieSiegelPBA or PBABranding
FACEBOOK: PoliticalBrandingAssociates
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