Your guide to successfully launching your brand platform

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As the satellite industry goes through massive transformation, businesses are shifting to adapt. Your branding needs to adapt too.

Whether you’re refreshing your brand or launching an extension, you want to build a brand that resonates deeply with your customers, positions your business as a leader in a rapidly evolving market, and highlights what makes you better than the competition. The question is: How do you structure the brand development to ensure everything happens in a logical and progressive way—and on time for your launch date?

In this free guide, you’ll learn:

The key phases of developing and launching a brand

What happens in each phase

Key considerations at each step

  • Working with Rise has been refreshingly structured and collaborative. Their attentive listening and willingness to push boundaries when necessary have taken our branding to new heights. Their dedication to accountability ensured every step of the process was met with precision and excellence. We’re thrilled at where we’ve arrived and can’t wait for the launch of iDirect Intuition into the industry.”
    Julie Bettinger
    CMO at ST Engineering iDirect
  • O3b mPOWER is highly strategic to the next phase of SES’s growth. So when it came time to fully develop the holistic brand identity and communications package for this innovative satellite constellation, we turned to Rise because we trust their talent, knowledge, and commitment to our success.”
    Aaron Graham
    SVP Marketing at SES
  • The most well-considered brand extension our Enterprise Brand team has seen.”
    Enterprise Brand Team at RBC
  • I worked with Rise on a large-scale Sales Kick Off (SKO) program hosting more than 250 attendees from across the globe, including the senior leadership team. Rise’s expert-level knowledge of brand, design, spatial layout, storytelling, and narrative-building helped transform our multi-faceted communications program into one the best high-end SKO productions SES has hosted in its 35-year history.”
    Louise Scott
    Director, Brand Strategy & Development at SES
  • I have a longstanding working relationship with Rise Branding of more than 15 years. I first met the co-founders during my tenure as Global Marketing Communications Director at SES, and hae subsequently introduced them to other global multinationals including Elsevier (part of the RELX group), Thuraya (part of YahSat), and APM Terminals (part of Maersk). They have played a critical role in supporting my success at SES, Elsevier, Thuraya and APM Terminals.”
    Shereen Hanafi
    Communications Leader

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