The National Survey on Brand and Trust provides empirical evidence to help organizations move from being speculative in their assumptions to being strategic in their efforts to build trust with their brands, their teams, and their customers.
The sample size for the national survey (99% confidence level) had 1600+ participants, representing a wide range of considerations: racial, ethnic, gender, education, geography, age, vocational, household income, political inclination, company size and industry.
Some of the questions answered in the National Survey on Brand and Trust:
To learn the results of the National Survey on Brand and Trust or to find out ways in which this survey could be used for your organization, CONTACT US.
“Cory provided both excellent content and specific ways and strategies for implementation in his presentation and conversations with my team of students and educational professionals. Our time spent with him helped to deepen our grander purpose, increased trust among our team members, and gave each attendee clear next steps to pursue in their roles as leaders and people of impact and influence. His personal engagement with and investment in our students and staff definitely allowed us to walk away with greater trust between each other and in our shared mission.” - Chip Huber, Educator and Author
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The Complete Guide to Building Organizational Trust