Personal brand vs. Company brand ❌ What have I found out?

Yesterday I asked, which one you prefer the most (Investing in terms of your time and finances into building that brand). Results: Personal brand – 81% Company's brand – 19% 25 replies Why is it so? 🤷‍♀️ I borrow the answer from @janak_patel56 : Personal brand builds your company brand When I break it to the points: ● People trust people (real faces, real situations). Speaking to a logo is not very personal. We like to identify with people. Not with some graphic fluff on the background. ● People create stories, very rarely (I would say almost never) vice versa. ● As @benjamin_sloutsky said: "A personal brand definitely seems easier to build because people relate more to emotions and it’s easier to invoke more emotions through yourself than a company." ● Brands live thanks to the cult and charisma of their founders (personal brand) – like Mars (chocolate producer), Henry Ford, and Tomáš Baťa. Every company brand has its leader. When I say the company's name, I recall the founder they became famous for (Apple – Jobs, Microsoft – Gates). The same could apply to bands. When I say the Queen – you recall Freddy Mercury. But I do not think if I said: Roger Taylor – you would associate him with the Queen. The founder is like a frontman of the brand (company). ✅ Takeaway: Be an authentic person. Thanks to @sandradjajic – I know Klu. Thanks to @rrhoover – I know Product Hunt... and so on.