“We called DreamWorks. We called Disney. We asked them where they make their mascots. And we decided to really go for it. And so we created, we brought to life for the first time a mascot, Mr. Red Legs with the big mustache, and then Rosie Red, who had never been invented before.”

Cincinnati Reds marketing team · The CMO Podcast · Live & Illuminated at BLINK: The Power of Brand Experiences (GE Aerospace, P&G & Cincinnati Reds)

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commissioned DreamWorks and Disney to design new mascots (Mr. Red Legs and Rosie Red) and created backstories for them

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