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Our Strategic Priority
Transform the Girl Scout image with a compelling, contemporary brand that inspires girls and adults of every racial and socioeconomic background to join.

Brand—Who Are the Girl Scouts?
Who are the Girl Scouts?

We're the go-to place for girl leadership.


But it's not enough to be it—we also need to tell the world!

We're hard at work to inspire girls and volunteers to join, donors to contribute, and the public at large to support our efforts.

How? We've completed the first phase: a multi-tiered brand strategy campaign that provided a thorough assessment of our brand's strengths and challenges. In phase two, we are leveraging our longstanding and indisputable position as the premier voice for girls and leading expert on their growth and development.

Why? To ensure that the relationship we build with girls and adult members is compelling, relevant, and lasting.

   
 

Looking Back at the History
Girl Scouts began to develop its Core Business Strategy in 2004, to ensure that this historic organization continues to be the best leadership experience for girls ages 5-17. READ MORE

 
     
 

More Champions
The Core Business Strategy already has many key supporters who’ve made a commitment to stay up-to-date on the strategy, and to be active and vocal leaders of its objectives.
Read about them here.

Deborah Hearn Smith, Indiana
Sherri Weidman, Indiana
Maria Tejera, Florida
Pam Hyland, South Carolina

 
     
 
BRAND FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about the transformation of the Girl Scout brand
 
     
  

 Questions? E-mail strategyfeedback@girlscouts.org.     Media Inquiries     Web Site Issues

 
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