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RUSH Branding

Branding - PR - MEDIA - MARKETING Solutions - BEYOND IDEAS! Who is behind Rush Branding?

Olivia Knecht, was the Co-Founder of Propaganda Lifestyle Society by Genesis Klinik in Thailand and acting Art Director, PR Master, Production Coordinator and Marketing Director, enjoyed her past experiences with highly recognized and internationally renowned companies such as The Dallas Opera in Texas, Time to Brand in Los Angeles California, Beauty Group in Lille France who all helped shaping h

er in to the successful business executive she is today. In her earlier education Olivia studied at one of the leading schools for exceptionally talented young performing artists from around the world, the well known Julliard School of Performing Arts in New York where Olivia graduated in Voice & Drama. Further in 1996 acclaiming a bachelor of music business degree in music performance at the famous Vanderbilt University (Blair School of Music) in Nashville Tennessee enabling her to get her Internship at of the world's largest public relations firm, with 66 offices and more than 4500 employees worldwide, as well as affiliates in more than 30 cities, the prestige’s Edelman PR Firm in Los Angeles California in 1997.

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25/07/2013

BRINGING THE POTATO TO A GLAMOROUS LEVEL:

"Now THAT'S what I call BRANDING!!!!" Olivia "RUSH' Knecht

Article from the Idaho Farm Bureau Quarterly Newsletter/Winter 2005

When Marilyn Monroe posed for photographs wearing a potato sack, she wasn’t acting as a spokeswoman for Idaho potatoes.

However, the images have had the effect of promoting Idaho spuds.

According to the Idaho potato commission, a columnist in 1951 commented that Monroe’s stunning figure would look good even if she wore a potato sack.

Her publicity agent took advantage of the comments and made a dress from a burlap potato bag, obtained in a local produce market, which Monroe wore for a photo session in 1952.

The bag, which had been packed at Long Produce in Twin Falls, displayed the Idaho identification.

Years later, the Idaho Potato Commission used one of the photo to create a limited number of posters to be used as conventional gifts.

“it’s a classic”, says Potato Growers of Idaho Information Director Keith Frank, who has one of the poster in his office.