The heart of today's episode is a topic that's both innovative and harmonious—sonic branding. We'll embark on a fascinating journey of the power of creating ear worms to support financial services marketing, guided by two remarkable guests.

Michelle Schoening, AVP, Marketing Communications & Design at Navy Federal Credit Union joins us to talk about the largest credit union in the US;s journey to create its sonic logo – we’ll get into the who, what, why, and how, as well as explore the impact the new sonic branding has had on Navy Federal and where Michelle and her team plan to take it. T

To properly dive into this subject, I’m also joined by Elizabeth Kasper, VP, Managing Director, Head of Client Success of Made Music Studio, a sonic branding agency that, in addition to its collaboration with Navy Federal, has worked with brands like Tostitos, Lexus, and Forbes.

Together, we’ll unravel the narrative behind Navy Federal's foray into the realm of audio branding. Imagine the largest credit union exploring a dimension beyond numbers, creating a sonic identity that resonates with its members. I find this stuff fascinating.

This episode isn't just about finance; it's about the intersection of art and branding, where every note and beat tells a story. So, whether you're a financial wizard or a music aficionado, you're in for a treat.

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Now, without further ado, grab your headphones and get ready to explore the intersection of finance and sound on this episode of the Tearsheet Podcast.

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