Global Corporate
Manual Rollout
Standardization of the corporate mission statement
A change of identity has a strong effect on the whole system.
Communication must find the right tone for this. There is a need to explain to stakeholders and employees why the change process is taking place. If possible, they should participate in the process in order to feel co-responsible in the future. The process moves between education through emotion and emotion through education.
The success of change oscillates between enlightenment and emotion
In the first step, the existing logo, claim, and corporate architecture are evaluated, positioned, defined visually by the design and with regard to content by a value system. In a second step, employees are informed with news feeds and campaigns. The subsequent rollout includes horizontal training and workshop programs, which are then vertically deepened in the individual departments.
Inform, inform, inform
For the SaarGummi Group, mapmovingstory developed the guidelines for the company manual (Brand Manual) on values, customer promises and code of conduct in order to strengthen the brand and this especially with regard to the employer brand.
The Brand Manual was introduced and communicated in chapters individually via intranet, website, emails and collaborative digital platforms step by step. In a second step, logos, claims, brochures, etc. were rolled out at the global locations.
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What challenges does the change process of a Corporate Manual Rollout bring with it?
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