The KFC brand is wildly popular there, but that doesn’t mean the restaurants and the Colonel Sanders logo shouldn’t be updated, said Sam Su, president of Yum’s China division. “We will not ...

cannot identify the man in the KFC logo as Colonel Sanders; five in 10 don't believe he's a real person, and three in 10 have no clue who he is at all. June 2015: Drivers equipped with GPS ...

"This change gives us a chance not only to make sure we stay relevant but also communicates to customers the realness of Colonel Sanders and the fact that he was a chef," said Gregg Dedrick, president ...

KFC’s logo features a depiction of the chicken ... In recent redesigns, KFC has added shoulders and an apron to Colonel Sanders appearance.

Colonel Harland Sanders is one of the most recognizable ... There’s a KFC in Space (Sort Of) In 2006, KFC launched the first brand logo visible from space — a giant image of the Colonel ...

The property once belonged to the late Colonel Harland Sanders, famous for founding KFC and developing the original ... and appears on the restaurant's logo. The founder, who died in 1980, has ...

Colonel Sanders—the man behind KFC's recipe— did not lose hope despite ... with his face continuing to appear in their logo. His iconic goatee, white suit, and western string tie still ...

Sanders traveled 250,000 miles a year visiting KFC restaurants worldwide ... the colonel and knew there was a colonel. That it wasn't just a made-up logo or marketing thing," said Jim Davis ...

But Harada’s personal “dream” character of Colonel Sanders has yet to make an appearance—and based on how his meeting with KFC went, it seems like the fried chicken empire’s mascot will ...