Gap Mission Statement:
“Gap, Inc. is a brand-builder. We create emotional connections with customers around the world through inspiring product design, unique store experiences, and compelling marketing.”
Gap, Inc. includes:
- Banana Republic
- Old Navy
- Gap Stores
- INTERMIX
Which of their store locations do you feel fit the mission statement the most and how?
Disclaimer: I do not claim the rights to this mission statement, and am no way affiliated with the Company Represented in this post. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the company represented here.
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Yay thank you!!!
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I love the Gap. Best t-shirts! Thank you for the follow.
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Sorry to hear so many negatives about Gsp, Inc.
I ❤️ Gap, Old Navy (softest, inexpensive tees anywhere!), and even their higher end, Banana Republic clothing.
Also, love that the company gives back a little in the same way as Life Is Good , Macy’s and Starbucks, etc,
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I’m an Old Navy fanatic myself, and have always had the most exceptional customer service at every Gap I’ve been to. Though recently the banana republic in my mall closed recently which concerned me and saddened me all at once.
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i wonder about gap
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To me, their missions statement is a lot like mission statements everywhere. They are lofty but not realistic. I’ve never felt any clothing or clothing store created emotional connections. I may connect with an employee I see regularly but I don’t associate them with the brand. My previous employer used to occasionally make statements like this and all it did was make me laugh.
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P.S. At all of our southern Indiana Old Navy locations we hire the dumbest specimens of humans we can possibly find. Although many of them are very cute none of them can make change for a 20 with out pulling their cell phones out and god for bid you give them $20.05 for something that rings up $16.01. Luckily we encourage open toed sandals to they can use their toes for counting.
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lol! I cannot stand standing in the check out line of Old Navy…many times i will turn around and place product back the line is so long and at a standstill!
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Your Old Navy sound eerily similar to mine :(.
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