Meeting 3 - Corporate Identity

What does the term 'corporate identity' primarily refer to?

• The financial status of a company

• The logo or brand image of a company

• The location of a company's headquarters

• The number of employees in a company

Which of the following is NOT considered an element of corporate identity?

• Logos

• Corporate colors

• Employee salaries

• Uniforms

What does 'desired identity' refer to?

• The identity perceived by the public

• The ideal identity that the organization aims for

• The self-presentation using communication

• The actual identity of the organization

What is the primary role of visual identity?

• To enhance product quality

• To improve employee morale

• To create awareness

• To increase sales

Which of the following is an example of a company's name type?

• Descriptive

• All of the above

• Initials

• Abstract

What effect does the color red typically have?

• Induces sadness

• Promotes relaxation

• Creates calmness

• Stimulates appetite

What is a tagline?

• A financial statement of a company

• A visual symbol of a company

• A verbal logo that represents a brand

• A type of corporate color scheme

Which of the following colors is associated with calmness?

• Red

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

What is the significance of 'brand image' in corporate identity?

• It determines employee satisfaction

• It shapes public perception of the brand

• It is solely based on product quality

• It reflects the company's financial performance

Which of the following best describes 'corporate branding'?

• The financial strategy of a corporation

• The visual representation of a company's values

• The overall perception of a company by the public

• The process of creating a unique name and image for a product