Chandlerthinks Partners with National Corvette Museum to Drive Visitor Innovation and Insight

Chandlerthinks, a leading place branding and tourism marketing consulting firm offering branding, strategic planning and research is proud to announce a strategic research partnership with the National Corvette Museum. This collaboration is set to accelerate innovation and provide valuable insights for the National Corvette Museum. The partnership with Chandlerthinks marks an exciting new chapter for […]

Chandlerthinks, a leading place branding and tourism marketing consulting firm offering branding, strategic planning and research is proud to announce a strategic research partnership with the National Corvette Museum. This collaboration is set to accelerate innovation and provide valuable insights for the National Corvette Museum.

The partnership with Chandlerthinks marks an exciting new chapter for the National Corvette Museum. Through this collaboration, Chandlerthinks will contribute its extensive knowledge and resources to help the National Corvette Museum enhance its offerings and further engage with its passionate community of Corvette enthusiasts, while expanding into new audiences.

Sharon Brawner, CEO of the National Corvette Museum, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “At the National Corvette Museum, we are committed to preserving the legacy of America’s Sports Car and providing an exceptional experience for our visitors. Partnering with Chandlerthinks allows us to tap into their expertise and research capabilities to continually improve our exhibits, programs, and services. We believe this collaboration will drive innovation and bring new value to our Corvette community, and beyond.”

Greg Fuson, Director of Research and Community Engagement, added, “We are proud to join forces with the National Corvette Museum on their renewed research efforts. Our research and strategic insights gleaned through our ongoing visitors study will provide valuable benchmarks for understanding visitors to the museum as well as for future marketing efforts. It also helps us understand the role the museum plays in driving Bowling Green tourism. We look forward to a long partnership.”

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