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 https://brandyuva.in/2017/03/25-creative-tea-brands-logo-collection-india.html Famous Tea brands Logos for your inspiration. One of the oldest beverages, Tea(Chai) is a highly and widely consumed beverage in the World.Its consumption is Second after Water. It’s available almost every corner of the world.there are many ways of pouring it.but the most common ways are pouring with hot and cold water and with milk.Tea has aromatic, cooling, Slightly Bitter, and an astringent flavor.Due to its natural component, used highly into the health-conscious people. Make your tagline reflect your business image. Differentiate yourself from the competition. Your business has a personality, so show it. Give people a little taste of your business’s brand in your tagline. Let’s Focus on the Core element of every companies branding strategy.i.e. Logo Identity.Having a good logo is extremely important to your business and to the branding of your company’s name, but it is also important to h

Top 20 Electric Motor Manufacturers in 2019 | Electric Motor Manufacturers List - Market Research (technavio.com) More than 300 million electric motors are used in infrastructure, large buildings, and industry globally. Over 30 million motors are sold each year for industrial purposes alone. At a time when talk has shifted to emission reduction, electric motor manufacturers have been innovating and disrupting the global marketplace. With so much demand for electric motors, many products are thriving. For example, growth is accelerating in the synchronous electric motors market, which can expect an increase of several billion dollars by 2021. Competition among electric motor companies is fierce, and the following are leading the race in 2019. Top 20 Electric Motor Manufacturers in the World 2019: 1)  It is probably easier to name the things this electrical engineering juggernaut doesn’t do. From building technologies and automation equipment for manufacturers and construction companies

 Excerpts from McKinsey Quarterly  1. Start with the organization’s purpose (hint: the only thing you control directly) I t may seem counterintuitive to look first to the organization’s purpose in hopes of supporting the life purpose of your employees, but remember: this part you control. Does your company meaningfully consider its role in society? Do senior executives use the company’s purpose as a North Star to make difficult decisions and trade-offs? If your company’s purpose is just a poster on the wall,  you’re wasting everyone’s time . If you talk about purpose but don’t follow through, the results can be devastatingly bad. If you aren’t sure your leaders are following through, start checking. Some companies use internal scorecards to track the commitment of leaders, employees, and other stakeholders to organizational purpose. Routine measurement helps leaders encourage buy-in, spot problems early, and take appropriate action. A few companies go further and embed purpose metrics