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Inside Valkyrie’s Brand Refresh: A Conversation with President & CEO Josh Jackson

Aug 17
1 min read

As Valkyrie looks toward the future, the company has introduced a refreshed brand that reflects its continued growth while maintaining a connection to the history and identity that have shaped the company over the years.


In a conversation about the new look, President & CEO Josh Jackson shares the thinking behind the brand refresh and walks through the new logo, including design elements that intentionally nod to Valkyrie’s past. He also discusses what’s ahead for the company and what he hopes employees, customers, partners, and the broader community will come to associate with the Valkyrie name and brand.


Watch the full interview below to hear directly from Jackson about the story behind Valkyrie’s refreshed brand and what it represents for the company moving forward.




 
 
 

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I thoroughly loved reading about Valkyrie's brand update! It is intriguing to watch how strategic branding can improve community engagement, particularly in the gaming industry. From my experience promoting block blast, I've discovered that brand narrative is essential.

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