Which mythological figure's brand positioning was most successfully adapted by a major modern company for its corporate identity and marketing strategy?

Throughout history, gods and mythological figures have been associated with specific domains, powers, and symbols - essentially creating some of the world's first brand positioning strategies. Just as modern companies carefully craft their market position, ancient deities had clearly defined roles and attributes that distinguished them from others. Test your knowledge about how mythological figures were 'positioned' in their cultural markets and what this reveals about early brand strategy thinking.

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Nike (Greek goddess of victory) - adopted by the athletic wear company to embody achievement and competitive success
Hermes (Greek messenger god) - adopted by a luxury fashion house to represent swift delivery of goods
Apollo (Greek god of sun and music) - adopted by a space program to represent enlightenment and reaching new heights
Artemis (Greek goddess of the hunt) - adopted by an outdoor retailer to represent wilderness expertise and precision