Rebranding campaign revealed to city of Albany employees

Rebranding campaign revealed to city of Albany employees

By Albany Herald News

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March 1, 2016

Albany City Manager Sharon Subadan addresses the 900 city employees who attended a branding gathering at the Albany Municipal Auditorium Tuesday afternoon. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

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Some 900 city of Albany employees gather at the Albany Municipal Auditorium for a rebranding “pep rally.”

City of Albany employees focus on the presentation by Brian Butler during a meeting Tuesday of 900 Albany employees. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Some 900 city of Albany employees pack into the Albany Municipal Auditorium Tuesday afternoon for a presentation on the city’s rebranding campaign. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Utility Board specialist Mary Singleton and City Attorney Nathan Davis wait in line Tuesday to collect goodies after the city’s 900 employees gathered at the Albany Municipal Auditorium to see a presentation on the city’s new branding campaign. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Some city of Albany employees got wing seats at the Albany Municipal Auditorium for Tuesday’s branding meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Albany’s new unified logo is part of its rebranding campaign. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Consultant Brian Butler, of Tampa, Fla.-based Vistra Communications, addresses city of Albany employees Tuesday. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

City of Albany employees pack the Albany Municipal Auditorium Tuesday for a rebranding “pep rally.” (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)