Below are some examples that show how the various elements of our brand come together to create cohesive pieces. Please reach out to Integrated Design if you need additional guidance.

Mark manages all aspects of editorial on MarketingTech as Editor, including reporting on the fast-paced world of digital marketing and curating the site’s network of expert industry contributions.

Supporting brands, affiliated partnerships and associated initiatives have very distinct business operations and relationships to the university, which helps to determine how to visually represent the ...

When you are building a company, it is easy to focus all of your branding efforts on customers and outside parties. As you develop your company's identity, allotting time and money for internal ...

All marketers today face a quintessential challenge: How can a brand spread its message on diverse platforms and talk to different audiences through unique content, while also clearly capturing the ...

Because our visual identity represents the university at the very highest level, it’s vital to our brand. These logos act as a signature, an identifier, and a stamp of quality. And they should always ...

Visuals are a powerful way to engage and create connection. Visual elements like colors, fonts, and graphics are the building blocks to our brand story and personality. The pages in this section ...

The market for artificial intelligence services is expected to reach $609 billion by 2028 with a five-year CAGR of 21.4% (USD). Growth will be driven by new generative AI capabilities and traditional ...

Always use the primary color, Brandeis Blue, in projects produced for the university. For official and/or permanent applications, use only the primary and secondary colors (Brandeis Blue and Cyan).

Our visual identity plays a critical role in conveying the breadth of our university to both academic and nonacademic audiences. Our unique visual identity was developed in collaboration with renowned ...