ADI Launches New Identity Initiative

ADI announced recently the next step in its global strategy to support customers and vendors around the world. As part of this strategy, ADI will a launch a new global identity initiative that brings together all its businesses across the globe under one unified brand.

The strategy was developed to support the company’s global footprint, and strengthen its commitment to serving customers and vendors around the world. This brand identity initiative includes a new global logo. The refreshed logo design replaces the straight lines of the previous mark with a stylized arrow that represents momentum and forward motion, a key theme for the company in 2009.

“ADI continues to move forward even as we recognize the challenges we face in today’s economic landscape,” said Tom Polson, president of ADI. “The new brand focuses on ADI’s global strategy, and its strength in providing dealers with the necessary tools and opportunities to be successful in a competitive market. We continue to focus on improving our business and progressing strategically as we look to offer value, stability and innovation to our global customers.”

ADI’s branding initiatives will evolve over an extended period of time, beginning with new print communications, including catalogs, advertising and collateral; and ultimately expanding to include online marketing, Web site design, industry tradeshows, training and events.

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