| awards: 2010
2010 REBRAND 100® Global Awards Entry is Now Closed
The REBRAND 100 Global Awards is the highest, juried, recognition for brand repositioning. Participants were required to include before and after examples of their work with a summary write-up on the industry setting, challenge, strategy and results achieved. Eligibility for the 2010 competition included work done anywhere in the world launched between January 2007 and September 2009.
Recognition and Benefits for Entering and Winning
The REBRAND 100 Global Awards is the only highly respected and coveted global awards of its kind. Businesses, brand strategists, and various organizations have come to value knowing they are among the best in the world when it comes to effectively meeting strategic goals and forging strong connections and loyalty among their targets.
- A select number of winners projects are showcased at REBRAND.com with a dedicated, full-page display.
- All winners are included in our database of referrals for when that is requested of us by organizations. A Google search for "rebrand" and "rebranding" will quickly show you why we are at the top of the list for those seeking consultants.
- All showcased projects are accompanied with links, if provided, to branding consultants and brand owner's site from the recognized list at REBRAND.com
- REBRAND provides all winners with a press release template each can use for its own media outreach.
- REBRAND conducts an integrated media campaign to announce winners following winner notification in late February.
- All winners receive one frameable certificate per project.
Who or What Was Eligible for the 2010 REBRAND 100 Global Awards
Global organizations, Fortune 50 corporations, small businesses, accomplished entrepreneurs, respected nonprofit organizations, cities, and renowned universities from around the world are regularly represented in the REBRAND 100 Global Awards. Some past winners have been based in Brazil, Canada, China, India, Italy, Lebanon, Romania, Australia and the United Kingdom, in addition to the US.
The 2010 REBRAND 100 was open to any rebrand launched anywhere in the world between January 2007 and September 2009. The rebrand could have been an enterprise-wide initiative, a single component of a brand or for a brand extension. Entries submitted could be from in-house corporate professionals, design firms, clients, architects, business strategists, advertising agencies, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. The rebrand may have been for a product, service, entire company, non-profit organization, an individual, or a place.
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