1. KATERINA XIU XIU MAVROIDIS www.chameleonHI.wordpress.com

2. Can Global Brands Survive the 21st Century? 30 January 2008, London

3. WHAT GOT ME HERE ?

4. It ain’t just fish!

5. Where have you been? Where are you from? What do you eat? What do you do?

6. GLOBAL BRANDS ARE THE RESULT OF GLOBAL-MINDED PEOPLE

7. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT BRANDS ? Brands = made in People

8. MY LENSE LOOKING AT BRANDS AND THE FUTURE…

9. Powerful brand identities are born from clear, heart-felt objectives Chinese mother builds brand in Greek father’s neighborhood for GreekChinese children

10. UK and Switzerland California Berkeley Architecture Ecological greenroof startup Exposure is a catalyst to the movement of ideas

11. Tuck Dartmouth, New Hampshire Saatchi & Saatchi Strategic Planning Joint-Venture DDB Guoan New York to Beijing People are as multi-layered as the worlds they touch

12. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE FUTURE ? More global More complex More choice

14. “ I’ve already been to more places than my parents ever did, and I’m only 23.” -Xun, 23, Beijing “ I love to cook foods from different countries, I don’t think my parents had the opportunity to do so.” -Feng Jia-Yu, 26, Beijing More global

15. BLURRING OF ROLES AND PROCESS make the product sell the product consumer corporation More complex make the product

16. “ My parents were fixed in one location: everything from jobs to life were all set, they just had to follow it, there wasn’t much difference between people. … We are not living on fixed location, we drift outside, we compete for houses, jobs and cars.” -Wang Xue Feng, 27, Jiangsu More complex

18. Influx of brands and products More choice

19. “ There are many companies asking me to work for them, but I cant decide.” -Xiong Wei-hua, 22, Jiangsu “ You do not have to stay on same job for life.” -Kang Xiao-bo, 25, Chongqing More choice

20. New York 100 years… 8 million. Shenzhen 25 years… 12 million. vs. Faster change

21. 283,000 new homes / year in Beijing Faster change

22. “ It’s pretty normal to make more money than your parents.” -Yang Jie-nan, 21, Tianjing “ I am the VP of a corporation worth 60 million RMB and I am only 26.” -Jia Shan-wei, 26, Gangxu Faster change

23. SOCIETY CHANGES The speed, scale, and nature of change varies Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

24. TO UNDERSTAND THE FUTURE OF BRANDS, WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE FUTURE OF PEOPLE Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

25. 200,000 years ago – homo sapiens in Africa 85,000 years ago – hunters and gathers 11,000 years ago – agriculture 6,000 years ago – Pro-states (Egypt, Mesopotamia) 2,000 years ago – Empires (Persia, Rome, China) 700 years ago – birth of the nation state (14th c) 300 years ago – industrialization (18th c) 17 years ago – free market economy (1990’s) 12 years ago – the internet takes off HUMAN HISTORY

26. everything is somehow interrelated Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

27. everything happens in cycles

28. WHAT’S NEXT ? Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

29. the tipping point…

30. the reaction…

31. the reaction…

32. the reaction…

33. WHAT’S NEXT ? Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

35. Change “ Our generation is progressing fast, fast, fast.” -Huang Jia-li, 23, Guangdong

36. “ Rebellion exists in every generation. But, I feel the new generation has a stronger will to rebel, because we are enriched by materialism and that enables us to think freely and realize our dreams.” - Apple, Beijing Punker

37. What part of globali z ation has changed us forever ? W hat part will we react against? WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF GLOBALIZATION ?

38. Multi-layer identity and delight in diversity Commitment to endless learning and exploration GLOBALIZATION TO KEEP Openness to bigger scale issues Personal development Standards of environmental protection Access to the highest common denominator C enters of excellence Local interpretations of a good ideas

39. DIVERSITY OF PERSPECTIVE AS CATALYST TO INSIGHT, CREATIVITY, AND LEADERSHIP

40. Web-enabled brokering of value-add Empowerment by wealth and technology Consumer and marketer become one – Insights found at the individual level resonate with the global community. Paolo Coehlo, Calatrava, Thomas Friedman

41. Rootless-ness Lack of commitment to a rich and deep point of view GLOBALIZATION TO REACT AGAINST Lowest common denominator Learning less when exposed to more Loss of expressive depth (language, vocabulary, knowledge)

42. PEOPLE’S PRIORITIES CHANGE But, they are always people …

45. IMMERSE, BREATHE THERE Chameleons take on the colour of their surroundings to survive. We do too, to thrive. Involve all to evolve together

46. PEOPLE ARE COMPLICATED BUT NEVER VAGUE In the same way that 1.34 can’t refer to number of people, target age ranges lead to generic descriptions

47. UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE REQUIRES CONSTANT ALERTNESS TO CHANGE AND COMMITMENT TO LEARNING Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com

48. Who works the hardest in China? East Perceive to be 92% faster than the rest of China South Think they are 60% faster than the rest of China Central Assume they’re 81.8% faster than the rest of China South West Believe they’re 62.5% faster than the rest of China North: See their life being 65.02% faster than the rest of China GLOBAL WILL INCLUDE MORE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MORE PLACES

49. HUMAN INSIGHTS for Global Brands the Chameleon Way http://www.chameleonHI.wordpress.com Original artwork by Paris Mavroidis www.parismav.com