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Living in an environment of continuous transformation, people and companies look to Allegro 234, a consultancy firm that knows how to blend social and environmental consciousness, strategic thinking and rigorous creativity to catalyse unexpected growth.
We craft solutions considering human-centred cultures, brands and experiences around a shared purpose.
We integrate people and their good work across your business, to thus create a positive change in its whole value chain and connect key audiences more than ever before.
We detect emerging patterns and shape them to create value and obtain results in a world accelerated by digitisation processes, which changes without previous warning, erratically and chaotically.
We merge formulation and implementation into a fluid process through which creative business concepts evolve.
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Our Latest Posts
The tendentious Dr. Utterson is back | Chapter 1
Some of you, actually only few of you, remember the very beginnings of Brand 3.0... The original name of this social network was "Jekyll & Hide on Branding"... It had 3 pages and the third one was the one that talked about trends, and the one who 'wrote' there was Dr. Utterson, the lawyer and loyal friend of Jekyll. So, getting to the point, this is the first post of several which will talk about trends and branding... connections, implications and challenges... Hope you enjoy them! Trend...
Just another boring blogpost talking about Tiger Woods
During the last couple of weeks we have read whatever you want regarding the Tiger Woods -TW, Affair... A man who behaved as a depredator tiger, visiting an excesive number of woods š What if... Instead that I do not believe in the "conditional perfect tense" (it's an ontological issue) the question is: What would with Exxon have been happened if they had used TW in their old advertising? Could TW have been or will be a reference for certain brand extensions? (e.g.: Burberry's) What if TW had...
Twenty-first century slaves
Gideon would say: "Deleuze in The Logic of Sense: It's a strange position the one that blindly values the depth at the expense of the surface, giving to superficial the mean of lack of draft instead of long dimension". Two facts that I am paying some attention: Increased access to information via the Internet, especially through social networksĀ Ā We know more, though with less depth (even without actually knowing if what it has been said is true) More information wherever and whenever we want,...
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