Building a global brand from scratch — Jeremiah Glodoveza // Nium

Want to build a global brand? Being global doesn't happen until you build upon your local successes. You need all stakeholders' attention, time, and commitment to flesh out your area of differentiation and then build on it with a clear brand-building strategy. Need more details? Listen to Jeremiah Glodoveza, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications of Nium, discussing how they built a global brand from scratch.
About the speaker

Jeremiah Glodoveza

Nium

 - Nium

Jeremiah Glodoveza is Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications at NIUM

Show Notes

  • 01:50
    Fundamentals of building a global brand
    Have these big aspirations in mind, but tackle the problem at a local level. You want to be global, but being global doesn't happen until you build upon your local successes.
  • 03:35
    Is brand building a money problem?
    You need attention, time, and commitment from all stakeholders to flesh out your area of differentiation and that will be time and money well spent.
  • 04:54
    How to get your people to commit
    If you want buy-in and you want to leverage your employee base as your number one ambassadors for the brand, getting them involved and bought into the future direction is super important.
  • 05:44
    KPIs for brand marketing
    Ultimately, we're measuring our contribution to the bottom line, whether it's effective spending of the marketing budget or contribution to top-line revenue.
  • 08:36
    Content is a huge part of brand building
    Think about content in terms of what you can reuse and repurpose for multiple channels.
  • 10:41
    Deciding on the platform for content distribution
    The value of platforms is constantly changing. Consider customer and employee acquisition all under brand content when choosing a channel.
  • 12:33
    Its not just about reach
    In the B2B space, it is about engagement and how you drive conversations because they advance sales conversions.

Quotes

  • "When I think about how you build a brand globally, have these big aspirations in mind, but tackle the problem at a local level. What I mean by that is, yes, you want to be global, but being global doesn't happen until you build upon your local successes." - Jeremiah Glodoveza

  • "You need attention, time, and commitment from the leadership team, from some of your customers as third parties that you trust, and get them in the room to opine where your differentiation is. Those are time and money well spent." - Jeremiah Glodoveza

  • "If you want buy-in and you want to leverage your employee base as your number one ambassadors for the brand, getting them involved and bought into the future direction is super important. We did spend a lot of time not only ideating with the executive team but then socializing the new brand direction with the employee base and with every new person that joins the company. It's part of the induction ceremony." - Jeremiah Glodoveza

  • "What made us different is that we looked at scalable platforms in which to invest, communicating our message. We tapped into social media, primarily LinkedIn, and prioritized robust content channels to grow that audience and serve ultra-targeted messages." - Jeremiah Glodoveza

  • "It's not just about reach, which comes from providing great content, but also about engagement. And how do you drive conversations, particularly in the B2B space? Because those conversations advance sales conversation." - Jeremiah Glodoveza

About the speaker

Jeremiah Glodoveza

Nium

 - Nium

Jeremiah Glodoveza is Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications at NIUM

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