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Globalization at its finest

Written by Jeremy on Sunday, 8 March 2009 — Leave a Comment

The Wall Street Journal solicited my Yank-in-London’s take on this other Yank in London, cricket upstart and all-hat/all-fur-coat (depending on whose English you’re speaking) Sir Allen Stanford. I collaborated with my friend Malcolm Bracken who knows a thing or two about cricket. Together we wrote: “The tale of Allen Stanford — Texas billionaire, cricket enthusiast, [...]

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And for a brand, or for a place itself, what does that mean emotionally and commercially?

In the contexts of image, identity and marketing, dealing with these questions superbly is crucial in today's globalized, short-attention-span world.

Jeremy Hildreth, an adviser to companies, tourist departments and investment bureaus, aims to inspire and enlighten those who deal professionally with provenance and place of origin.

This website, then, is about brands *from* places (MADE IN X) and the brands *of* places (COME TO Y, OPEN AN OFFICE IN Z) -- and helping you understand and make the most of all that.

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