Re-imagining GE

In 2002, GE retired one of the most successful advertising campaigns in America and replaced it with a new global campaign.

Re-imagining GE

Beth Comstock General Electric Company

In 2002, GE retired one of the most successful advertising campaigns in America, the 'We bring good things to life' campaign, and replaced it with a new global campaign called 'Imagination at work'.

Why? I can only answer that question with another question: What do you think of when you think of GE?

Do you associate GE with the most powerful aircraft engine ever built? How about global information and...

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