BUILDING THE BRAND OF GLOBAL BUSINESS
The Brief
There’s not just one World Trade Center. There are more than 100 regional facilities and 15,000 professionals that comprise an international association recognized as the world’s preeminent business network. Our work on their behalf helped refocus and reenergize one of the globe’s most iconic brands.
The Client
World Trade Centers Association
The Challenge
Standing in the figurative shadow of New York’s World Trade Center, the international association that bears the name was not receiving brand recognition commensurate with its global mission and many successes.
Loma was called upon to create a video series that would present the exclusive ‘World Trade Center’ and ‘WTC’ branded properties and trade service organizations to potential members, prospective partners and international media across five continents.
The Approach
Engaging directly with World Trade Center members in Algeria, Brazil, Canada, China, Cyprus, France, Germany, Ghana, the Netherlands and across the U.S., we determined that expanded services, technology innovation and new licensing opportunities would drive the message.
Central themes were incorporated into a dynamic ‘Ecosystem’ video featuring first-person member insights and experiences. Targeted to key market segments, augmented by aligned online content with digital outreach, Spanish language and Mandarin versions were also produced to embrace burgeoning global opportunities.
Measurable Results
New membership and services engagement increased significantly during our engagement.
The WTCA continues to grow as a vibrant ecosystem of world trade — a highly connected, mutually supporting global network.
Licensees
Countries
Global Network
The Takeaway
The language of business is universal, and it’s a world we know well. Loma has produced campaigns and content to support clients across every major vertical industry in more than 40 languages.
In every tongue, we understand success.
“I LOVE LOVE LOVE the video!!!! So excited. Well done!”
– Sr. Marketing Strategist, WTCA