The Promise and Perils of Early Branding with Emily Heyward, Philip Krim and Tina Sharkey

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Building a brand isn’t as simple as choosing a color scheme and designing a logo. Emily Heyward, Philip Krim and Tina Sharkey are experts in the business. Listen as they share their insights.



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