Brand culture
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Brand culture is the state in which the employees of a company "live" its Brand Values to solve problems and make decisions, internally, and deliver a branded customer experience, externally. It is the desired outcome of an internal branding, internal brand alignment or employee engagement effort that elevates beyond communications and training.

