EPISODE · Oct 1, 2023
#238: Take a Stand for the Brand: Why Brand Consistency Matters – Mayuri Assudani
[26:35] While most organizations recognize the importance of brand consistency and uniformity, getting everyone on board to follow brand guidelines can sometimes be a challenge. Today we speak with Distinguished Toastmaster Mayuri Assudani who single-handedly took a stand for the brand, cascading brand awareness through her entire district—including through a live competition, no less. Mayuri wrote an article in the September 2023 issue of the Toastmaster magazine that highlights her efforts to promote brand awareness in her District. The article is called: Turning Compliance into Competition: How one District spread brand awareness.In this episode, Mayuri shares a little about her Toastmasters journey and why she decided to help spur support for Toastmasters brand awareness. She talks about the importance of branding and what it does for any organization and why she created a branding competition. We hear about the origins of the competition, how it unfolded, lessons learned, and more. Links to resources:This is the link to PR CONTEST 1.0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2D8jSR9UFY This is the link to PR CONTEST 2.0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZE58_3IrnQ Mayuri Assudani is from Nagpur, India where she works as a French language Teacher and Trainer and has over 27 years of teaching experience. A Toastmaster since 2017, Mayuri is a member of two community clubs including the Loyal Toastmasters Club in Nagpur. She has served in various leadership roles at both the club and district level and currently serves as Administration Manager for District 126 in India. She can be reached on LinkedIn or via email.
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[26:35] Mayuri Assudani, DTM shares her wisdom on the importance brand consistency and how she used a competition to spread awareness and encourage its use
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