CHALLENGE

 To give the Duquesne University School of Pharmacy brand a refresh to coincide with a new-look website and re-focused emphasis on several new programs and degrees, I worked with internal teams and external partners to develop a “Mini Brand Book” to standardize brand identity and brand messaging to create a comprehensive marketing and communications strategy.

STRATEGY

I led collaboration between the Duquesne University marketing and communications team and a leading marketing and communications research firm to identify trends in the pharmacy industry and pharmacy education to better determine target markets, brand positioning, messaging and more.


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RESULTS

Three months of market research and working with graphic designers resulted in a mini brand book with visuals based off university branding guidelines and messaging specific to the School of Pharmacy. I used the new branding guidelines to create graphics for pay-per-click and paid media campaigns and used the guidelines to inform future projects.