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When everything came together — strategy, creative, messaging — I could see that our new brand was something that our entire organization could stand behind, feel good about, and execute on. It was a powerful accomplishment.”

Deborah Colby, SVP Member Experience at Patelco

Tile it up.

One of Patelco’s problems was the lack of a graphic element that unifies the visual identity. It was also important that the new look and feel retains the strength of the existing brand. We developed a simple yet versatile system of Tiles that brings together external and internal communications on brand, product, and employee.

Categorizing with iconography.

The various product categories and internal initiatives from Patelco call for a family of icons that helps categorize and clarify Patelco’s offerings. The icons are designed to be friendly yet functional so that they work well at different scales and platforms.

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Respect the past. Embrace the future.

It was important to find a balance for the updated visual identity, making sure it would resonate equally well with current members as well as prospects.

Seize the moment.

With big banks continuing to behave poorly, there was never a better time to become a member of Patelco. We crafted messaging and a Go-To-Market strategy that didn’t “go negative,” rather focused on all of the reasons Patelco represents a brighter and more honest financial partner.

Widen the circle.

When we brought the teams who would ultimately be responsible for implementing the new strategy into the fold to elicit their feedback, our work got much tighter. Input from them ensured they were getting what they needed to be successful.

Find your rallying cry.

The brand manifesto fired everyone up, united the organization, and created a sustainable momentum for all Patelco employees.

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