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Michelle (Michu) Benaim S.

CEO at In-House. Branding breakthroughs for game-changers / weareinhouse.com

Michu Benaim S., also known as Michelle, is the founder of the creative, design, and strategy agency In-House Int'l. She leads a talented team that specializes in developing brands with curiosity and care.

With a diverse professional background, Michu has held various roles such as creative director, strategist, journalist, designer, CEO, marketer, publisher, and magazine editor. She thrives at the intersection of business and creativity, bringing a unique perspective to her projects.

Besides her professional endeavors, Michu has a strong educational foundation. She pursued a Master of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship from the Texas McCombs School of Business, an Affiliate program at The John S. Knight Fellowship Program at Stanford University, and a Bachelor's degree in Comparative Literature and Philosophy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Her involvement in different organizations showcases her leadership skills and expertise. Michu has served in roles such as Ambassador at Texas State CIEDAR, Creative Leader at Neol, Partner/CEO at In-House Intl. Creative, VP of Marketing at findhelp, Co-founder at Citymatter, and more.

Passionate about creativity and business, Michu's rich background includes experiences as a philosopher, magazine enthusiast, serial entrepreneur, and houseplant lover. Her versatile skill set and deep understanding of strategy and design make her a sought-after consultant in the industry.

With a keen interest in communication and storytelling, Michu has contributed to various publications and organizations, leveraging her expertise in content creation and management. Her experiences in corporate communications, editorial roles, and research further demonstrate her multifaceted capabilities.

As a forward-thinker and avid learner, Michu continues to explore new opportunities that allow her to combine her passion for innovation, design, and strategic thinking. She welcomes collaborations that challenge conventional norms and inspire creative solutions.

Connect with Michu Benaim S. to explore innovative branding strategies, creative concepts, and thoughtful design solutions that elevate your brand's presence in the market.

Highlights

Jul 25 · linkedin

New Reel!

After more than a decade in branding, we've learned a thing or two about the process of change. Clients making the choice to evolve have the courage to shed some of the things that got them this far so they can move forward.

We're evolving too. So we made this reel to reintroduce ourselves.

In-House is a brand and strategy agency. We work with clients in climate and emerging industries to deliver branding breakthroughs that unlock market adoption. Here’s our intro video with samples of our brand, typographic, and systems work, set to motion.

A lot of what we do happens way before we get into the graphics. Our all-expert team digs deep into business, positioning, and branding. We identify barriers to adoption and deliver clear strategy that drives growth. And we uncover what’s most compelling about each company, translating it into effective, irresistible branding that redefines what’s possible for our clients—so they can shape a better future.

Let’s connect. https://weareinhouse.com / In-House Intl. Creative

cc Women and Climate / Latitude Media / Energy Impact Partners

Jul 22 · linkedin

"Climate tech has greater risk than other sectors because of its spotty history of returning capital to investors." Michael Sachse and Jim Kapsis published a great three-part series on Latitude Media last week warning of a climate tech winter, and urging entrepreneurs to focus on business--and investors to concentrate and deepen their investments on the most promising companies.

Relative to software, Climate tech companies "face longer timelines and steeper cost curves in reaching commercial viability and scale." Supply chains and regulation are more complex, and "many require risk averse buyers, like utilities, to purchase and deploy their products."

One implication is that R&D is no longer the bottleneck to success. Getting technologies to market, in the hands of "risk averse buyers" is.

The levers of choice are still "cheaper, better, faster." But throughout, there's levers to change: urgency, convenience, and trust.

Urgency: Very often, urgency is about solving a new requirement--increased demand, regulation, or competitive pressure. For the less risk-averse, it can also be self-generated; growth, market or category leadership etc. This is mostly in the hands of the customer.

Convenience: Easy to adopt and deploy—overcomes all cost, technical, regulatory, implementation, integration, customer / stakeholder, and infrastructure-based barriers that would get in the way of buyers deciding to move forward.

Trust: How the brand's reputation and customer's experience line up--and how they collectively affect the sense of risk in the customer's mind.

Climate tech companies can reduce their riskiness to both investors and customers by focusing on convenience and trust.

https://lnkd.in/ezW3angh

In-House Intl. Creative / Paul Worthington

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Austin, Texas, United States