A Proust Questionnaire for Personality Brands: Harvey Milk

In a famous episode of HBO’s hit series Entourage, the main character Vincent Chase goes from talent agency to talent agency, with each firm promising to make him a “brand.” Unbeknownst to each agency Chase visits, every pitch is presented as an original, brilliant, never-been-done-before idea.

Thought LeadershipBeanstalk BeanstalkJuly 9, 2018Martin Cribbs, Harvey Milk, Pride Month, Beanstalk, Thought Leadership, Questionnaire, icon representation, Personality Brands

Elvis Presley Died 40 Years Ago, But Business Booms For “Deceased Icons”

August 18, 2017 | Today’s the 40th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death but, from a business perspective, The King doesn’t appear to have missed a beat.

Thought LeadershipBeanstalk BeanstalkAugust 18, 2017Elvis death, Elvis, The King, Elvis licensing, icon representation, brand licensing, celebrity licensing

Forbes: The Branding of Dead Celebrities

June 12, 2017 | Written by Steve Olenski When it comes to celebrities, their brand value appears to go up once they have passed. Take Elvis, for example. He has been dead 40 years.

Thought LeadershipBeanstalk BeanstalkJune 12, 2017Celebrity Licensing, icon representation, Martin Cribbs, Forbes, Steve Olenski

Farrah Fawcett and Beanstalk Enter Into Exclusive Partnership

October 3, 2016, New York, NY., – The Farrah Fawcett Foundation has signed an exclusive representation agreement with Beanstalk, a global licensing agency headquartered in New York. Farrah Fawcett is among the most iconic television stars in history.

Press ReleasesBeanstalk BeanstalkOctober 3, 2016Farrah Fawcett, Beanstalk, icon representation, celebrity licensing, celebrity ads, Beanstalk Licensing Agency, Farrah Fawcett rights, rights and clearances, Farrah Fawcett rights and clearances

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