Branding Has A Moral Responsibility. Yes, Really
by MR Magazine Staff
Jul 01, 2019
Tish Evangelista, partner at the San Francisco agency Character, argues that branding can’t be superficial anymore. It has to promote products that “enhance lives and society as opposed to just adding more waste and clutter.” Read more at Fast Company.
I think it’s the person behind the product not the product itself that has the potential to influence.