Dionne Brand, (b.1953), Canadian writer

Brand (play), a play by Henrik Ibsen

Another term for trademark

Brand is the symbolic embodiment of a product or service. Brand may also refer to:

Joel Brand (1907–1964), Holocaust survivor; co-founder of the Hungarian Aid and Rescue Committee

An archaic word for sword

Russell Brand (born 1975), an English comedian

Brandenburg (listen (help·info); Lower Sorbian: Bramborska; Upper Sorbian: Braniborska) is one of Germany's sixteen Bundesländer (federal states). It lies in the east of the country and is one of the new states that were re-created in 1990 upon...

Stewart Brand, American writer, editor, and futurist

Elton Brand, (b.1979), US Basketball-player

Human branding

Livestock branding

Jo Brand (born 1957), a British feminist comedian

Max Brand (1892–1944), an American writer

Sir David Brand (1912–1979), an Australian politician

Adolf Brand, (1874-1945), German activist for homosexual rights

Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), a jazz musician

Division of Brand, an Australian electoral division

Chris Brand (born 1943), a British psychologist

Neville Brand (1920–1992) an American actor

Henry Brand, 1st Viscount Hampden, British politician

Ralph Brand, (b. 1936), Scottish footballer

Dr. Michael Brand (born 1958), an Australian scholar

Brand (magazine)

Brand, Bavaria, a municipality in Bavaria, Germany

Brand-Erbisdorf, a town in Saxony, Germany

Brand, Vorarlberg, a municipality in Austria

Brandt is a common German family name; it may refer to: In...

Esther Brand (b. 1924), South African athlete

Brant may refer to: In people: Joseph Brant, Iroquois leader. (Thayendanegea) Mary Brant, Iroquois leader. (Konwatsi'tsiaienni) Sebastian Brant, a German humanist and satirist. In locations: Brant County, Ontario, Canada Brant (electoral district)...

Mihály Mosonyi (1815–1870), a Hungarian composer who originally bore the name "Michael Brand"

Hildebrand (disambiguation)

Hennig Brand, German alchemist and physician