Which Greek deity, known for swiftness and serving as messenger of the gods, was strategically chosen as a brand mascot to represent speed and reliability in package delivery?

Throughout history, companies have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create powerful brand mascots and positioning. These mythological figures carry cultural weight and symbolism that can instantly communicate brand values and create memorable identities. How well do you understand the strategic use of mythological figures in modern branding? Test your knowledge of how ancient gods and legendary creatures have been transformed into contemporary brand ambassadors.

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Hermes, whose winged sandals inspired FedEx's early mascot before they moved to their current wordmark logo
Mercury (Roman equivalent of Hermes), whose image was used by Goodyear's FTD (Florists' Telegraph Delivery) to represent swift flower delivery
Apollo, whose chariot pulling the sun across the sky was adapted by UPS as their first brand mascot
Athena, whose wisdom and strategic thinking was represented in Amazon's original delivery service mascot