UTA Launches Culture Index at Cannes Lions to Quantify Brands' Cultural Impact
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Georg Szalai
Summary
United Talent Agency (UTA) unveiled its first-ever Culture Index at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, a measurement system designed to quantify cultural significance. The tool uses public intelligence and UTA's proprietary data to track 10,000 brands across 44 industries, aiming to translate intangible cultural impact into measurable metrics. UTA asserts that culture has always been a business driver and that cultural impact can now be empirically measured.
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Culture has always been a business driver.
a first-of-its-kind measurement system that quantifies cultural significance
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