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    "copy": "A brand-new, monthly briefing to help you navigate this wild New Normal. We’ll be covering the trends no brand can afford to ignore...but that’s not all. Every issue includes exercises and prompts to get your team innovating: Making shifts & making sh*t happen!"
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        "copy": "In response to unprecedented change, some brands are going beyond minor tweaks to make BOLD PIVOTS. They’re completely redesigning their business models, creating entirely new products and services, or finding other ways to redefine ‘business as usual’ for their or- organizations.",
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          "90% of consumers globally want brands to partner with relief efforts or government agencies to combat the pandemic. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(Edelman)</a>",
          "Headline-seizing examples you’ve likely seen, particularly in the early days of the outbreak: LVMH and <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">multiple alcohol brands</a> reworking their factories to produce hand sanitizer, and giants like athletic apparel label <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Under Armour</a> and German coffee filter brand <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Melitta</a> making masks"
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          "79% of US small businesses say COVID has caused them to incorporate a change to meet their customers’ needs. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(Facebook)</a> Of those, 7% have pivoted specifically to offer new products or services that help fight the virus. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(CNBC & Survey Monkey)</a>"
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          "Some context: Although black Americans comprise around 15% of the US population, they make up 23% (!!) of the nation’s COVID-19 deaths. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(CNN)</a> A jarring reality that’s bumping up against George Floyd’s murder, sparking outrage – even far beyond the US – in the process."
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          "Brands seeking to avoid this fate are enacting BOLD PIVOTS to combat all forms of inequality within their own walls. PepsiCo aims to promote <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">30% more black employees to manager-level roles</a> (by 2025), while 200+ brands have taken part in the <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">#PullUpOrShutUp</a> challenge: they’re disclosing how many of their employees belong to underrepresented groups alongside their plans to boost those numbers."
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          "title": "IBM stops selling facial recognition tools to law enforcement",
          "bodyCopy": "Following George Floyd's death, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">IBM</a> announced in June 2020 that it will no longer supply US police departments with facial recognition technology or analysis software. The company explained it did not want police to use facial recognition to racially profile citizens and infringe upon \"basic human rights and freedoms.\" IBM also cited findings that the tool has often been shown to fail when analyzing women or people of color, as well as demonstrate racial bias. Additionally, the corporation will stop selling general purpose facial recognition technology.",
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          "title": "Sephora is first to sign the ‘15 Percent Pledge’",
          "bodyCopy": "In June 2020, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Sephora</a> became the first retailer to accept the 15 Percent Pledge challenge, announcing that 15% of the beauty retailer's shelf space would be dedicated to black-owned companies. In social media posts accompanying the pledge, Sephora also vowed to 'under- stand blind spots and disparities', and publish and execute a roadmap to growing the share of Black-owned busi- nesses. The 15 Percent Pledge was launched by Aurora James, the founder of luxury fashion line Brother Vellies.",
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          "bodyCopy": "Change Please is a UK-based social en- terprise that trains homeless people to work as baristas. In April 2020, the non- profit unveiled <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Serious Tissues</a>: 100% recycled toilet paper, sold to support NHS frontline workers. The range, which was a year in the making, was ini- tially developed to tackle climate change, with Change Please aiming to plant a tree for every roll sold. But the organization saw an opportunity to sup- port frontline health workers by tapping into the high demand for toilet paper with its product. To address the corona- virus crisis, profits were instead donated to the NHS Charities Together COVID-19 Urgent Appeal. Two varieties were available: Standard, priced at GBP 24, and Premium, costing GBP 28.",
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          "bodyCopy": "March 2020 saw <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Shanghai Fashion Week</a> team up with Tmall to deliver its sev- en-day runway show schedule on Taobao Live. Reversing the initial deci- sion to postpone the event due to the coronavirus outbreak, over 150 brands and designers presented their au- tumn/winter collections via virtual run- ways using green screens and AR. View- ers could purchase items as they went down the catwalk, hear commentary from models and designers in real time, and ask questions during the livestream. The opening showcases generated more than RMB20 million (USD 2.82 mil- lion) in gross merchandise volume. Digi- tal fashion week showcases were also held in London, Paris and Copenhagen.",
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          "title": "Nanny service pivots to offer remote babysitting",
          "bodyCopy": "In March 2020, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Nannyfy</a>, a Spain-based app that connects nannies to families, reinvented itself due to the pandemic. Because the app’s nannies could no longer watch children in-person, they began offering ‘remote’ babysitters that teach yoga, guitar, singing, drawing, programming or math classes via video chat. The service aims to provide parents with a moment of peace and keep nannies employed.",
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          "bodyCopy": "i.M. Branded, a Michigan-based small business that makes signage for car dealerships, pivoted to creating plexiglass “sneeze guards” as a result of COVID-19. After it was considered non-essential under Michigan law, and was forced to furlough employees, i.M. Branded began producing the partitions – turning the company into an essential business. i.M. Branded is receiving up to 100 orders each day from retailers, offices, mom-and-pop shops and restaurants. Because of the pivot, most of i.M. Branded’s staff was able to return to work in May 2020.",
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          "bodyCopy": "To survive the economic impact of the pandemic, March 2020 saw South Africa-based Granadilla pivot from producing swimwear to providing fresh produce boxes. Working in partnership with local farms and suppliers and drawing on the founders’ experience selling kombucha, the brand launched <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Granadilla Eats</a> in 48 hours. Consumers could build their own boxes via the website, with orders available for next-day delivery. Within the first three weeks of launch, Granadilla delivered more than 1,000 boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables throughout Cape Town, with additional produce box options added to the brand’s website.",
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        "copy": "We’re not kidding when we say we want to get your brand making shifts and making sh*t happen! That’s why we cre- ated a handy checklist to kickstart your ideation session around BOLD PIVOTS. So get your team on a call, explore each point and exercise, and check them off when you’re done. \n Happy innovating!",
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          "checkItem": "THEY REACT – YOU REACT.",
          "bodyCopy": "With these vast changes in the world come changes within your customers themselves. Write down 10-20 shifts in how your customers are thinking, what they’re feeling, or what they’re needing.",
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          "questionCopy": "What resources are at your disposal to address one of the shifts you’ve just identified?"
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          "checkItem": "NIMBLE GIANTS.",
          "bodyCopy": "See how others are taking on the same challenges you’re facing. Big brands: Can you learn from the quick pivots startups are taking? And smaller players: Can you study how corporations are scaling, testing and implementing new initiatives?",
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          "questionCopy": "HOT TIP: You can explore and get inspired by the 900+ (and counting!) brand responses to the pandemic on <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">COVID Innovations</a>, one of our sister sites."
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          "checkItem": "IDEA COMPOST.",
          "bodyCopy": "Dig through your innovation compost pile. Are there any once-rejected ideas you could now reexamine with your COVID, sustainability or social justice hat on?",
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          "checkItem": "PUT IT IN PERSPECTIVE(S).",
          "bodyCopy": "The importance of having a variety of viewpoints in the room has never been clearer. For example, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">81% believe CEOs should express their commitment to an inclusive hiring process and 60% of con- sumers will buy or boycott</a> a brand based on its response to Black Lives Matter.",
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          "questionCopy": "Once you’ve brought in some new colleagues, can you harness their unique perspectives as you plan your pivot?"
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          "checkItem": "PRESS RESET.",
          "bodyCopy": "Could a major pivot allow you to become the brand you’ve always wanted to be? A more equitable brand? More diverse? More sustainable?",
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          "questionCopy": "A side note on sustainability, which presents compelling opportunities now: Due partly to COVID-19, diners worldwide are embracing sustainable vegan meat alternatives, thus <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">avoiding the viruses in factory-farmed meat.</a> And personal health concerns boosted concern for the planet’s health: <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">55% of consumers globally</a> said they’re now more likely to buy eco- friendly products."
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        {
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          "questionCopy": "Regardless of whether it involves heightened eco-consciousness, spend 30 minutes outlining the ideal version of your company. Then, devise a plan of attack!"
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  "Outro": {
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    "title": "Talk to us",
    "copy": "Make Shift has many hands in it, espe- cially those belonging to designers Zu- zanna Loch and Clara Olsen, along with Trend Strategists Lisa Feierstein, Vicki Loomes and Thomas Klaffke. But enough about us; we would love to hear from you! Do share your thoughts with Lisa Feierstein (or just say hi!) at <a href=\"mailto:lisa@trendwatching.com\">lisa@trendwatching.com.</a>"
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	"copy": "A brand-new, monthly briefing to help you navigate this wild New Normal. We’ll be covering the trends no brand can afford to ignore...but that’s not all. Every issue includes exercises and prompts to get your team innovating: Making shifts & making sh*t happen!"
	},
	"BoldPivots": {
	"title": "Bold Pivots",
	"tagline": "It's time to change course.",
	"eyebrow": "issue no.1 \| July",
	"content": {
	"TextBlock": {
	"order": 0,
	"copy": "In response to unprecedented change, some brands are going beyond minor tweaks to make BOLD PIVOTS. They’re completely redesigning their business models, creating entirely new products and services, or finding other ways to redefine ‘business as usual’ for their or- organizations.",
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	"90% of consumers globally want brands to partner with relief efforts or government agencies to combat the pandemic. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(Edelman)</a>",
	"Headline-seizing examples you’ve likely seen, particularly in the early days of the outbreak: LVMH and <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">multiple alcohol brands</a> reworking their factories to produce hand sanitizer, and giants like athletic apparel label <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Under Armour</a> and German coffee filter brand <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Melitta</a> making masks"
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	"79% of US small businesses say COVID has caused them to incorporate a change to meet their customers’ needs. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(Facebook)</a> Of those, 7% have pivoted specifically to offer new products or services that help fight the virus. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(CNBC & Survey Monkey)</a>"
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	"introCopy": "There are also distinct groups of consumers hit extra-hard by the pandemic. Some organizations are pivoting to help them.",
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	"introCopy": "COVID-19 is a gust of wind helping to push other monumental issues forward - a growing focus on sustainability, rising automation, etc. But most notably: the reinvigoration of Black Lives Matter. Meaning brands with any history of discrimination (and that’s many) have to prove they’re making BOLD PIVOTS.",
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	"Some context: Although black Americans comprise around 15% of the US population, they make up 23% (!!) of the nation’s COVID-19 deaths. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">(CNN)</a> A jarring reality that’s bumping up against George Floyd’s murder, sparking outrage – even far beyond the US – in the process."
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	"Brands seeking to avoid this fate are enacting BOLD PIVOTS to combat all forms of inequality within their own walls. PepsiCo aims to promote <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">30% more black employees to manager-level roles</a> (by 2025), while 200+ brands have taken part in the <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">#PullUpOrShutUp</a> challenge: they’re disclosing how many of their employees belong to underrepresented groups alongside their plans to boost those numbers."
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	"bodyCopy": "Following George Floyd's death, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">IBM</a> announced in June 2020 that it will no longer supply US police departments with facial recognition technology or analysis software. The company explained it did not want police to use facial recognition to racially profile citizens and infringe upon \"basic human rights and freedoms.\" IBM also cited findings that the tool has often been shown to fail when analyzing women or people of color, as well as demonstrate racial bias. Additionally, the corporation will stop selling general purpose facial recognition technology.",
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	"bodyCopy": "Change Please is a UK-based social en- terprise that trains homeless people to work as baristas. In April 2020, the non- profit unveiled <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Serious Tissues</a>: 100% recycled toilet paper, sold to support NHS frontline workers. The range, which was a year in the making, was ini- tially developed to tackle climate change, with Change Please aiming to plant a tree for every roll sold. But the organization saw an opportunity to sup- port frontline health workers by tapping into the high demand for toilet paper with its product. To address the corona- virus crisis, profits were instead donated to the NHS Charities Together COVID-19 Urgent Appeal. Two varieties were available: Standard, priced at GBP 24, and Premium, costing GBP 28.",
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	"checkItem": "THEY REACT – YOU REACT.",
	"bodyCopy": "With these vast changes in the world come changes within your customers themselves. Write down 10-20 shifts in how your customers are thinking, what they’re feeling, or what they’re needing.",
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	"checkItem": "NIMBLE GIANTS.",
	"bodyCopy": "See how others are taking on the same challenges you’re facing. Big brands: Can you learn from the quick pivots startups are taking? And smaller players: Can you study how corporations are scaling, testing and implementing new initiatives?",
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	"questionCopy": "HOT TIP: You can explore and get inspired by the 900+ (and counting!) brand responses to the pandemic on <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">COVID Innovations</a>, one of our sister sites."
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	"checkItem": "IDEA COMPOST.",
	"bodyCopy": "Dig through your innovation compost pile. Are there any once-rejected ideas you could now reexamine with your COVID, sustainability or social justice hat on?",
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	"checkItem": "PUT IT IN PERSPECTIVE(S).",
	"bodyCopy": "The importance of having a variety of viewpoints in the room has never been clearer. For example, <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">81% believe CEOs should express their commitment to an inclusive hiring process and 60% of con- sumers will buy or boycott</a> a brand based on its response to Black Lives Matter.",
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	"questionCopy": "Once you’ve brought in some new colleagues, can you harness their unique perspectives as you plan your pivot?"
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	"checkItem": "PRESS RESET.",
	"bodyCopy": "Could a major pivot allow you to become the brand you’ve always wanted to be? A more equitable brand? More diverse? More sustainable?",
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	"questionCopy": "A side note on sustainability, which presents compelling opportunities now: Due partly to COVID-19, diners worldwide are embracing sustainable vegan meat alternatives, thus <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">avoiding the viruses in factory-farmed meat.</a> And personal health concerns boosted concern for the planet’s health: <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">55% of consumers globally</a> said they’re now more likely to buy eco- friendly products."
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	"questionCopy": "Regardless of whether it involves heightened eco-consciousness, spend 30 minutes outlining the ideal version of your company. Then, devise a plan of attack!"
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	"title": "Talk to us",
	"copy": "Make Shift has many hands in it, espe- cially those belonging to designers Zu- zanna Loch and Clara Olsen, along with Trend Strategists Lisa Feierstein, Vicki Loomes and Thomas Klaffke. But enough about us; we would love to hear from you! Do share your thoughts with Lisa Feierstein (or just say hi!) at <a href=\"mailto:lisa@trendwatching.com\">lisa@trendwatching.com.</a>"
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