This issue covers insights from our Cultural Round Table from our People & Culture Lead, Melissa Curtis, our Head of Strategy’s BBC debut on the $10 billion…
This issue covers insights from our Cultural Round Table from our People & Culture Lead, Melissa Curtis, our Head of Strategy’s BBC debut on the $10 billion refillable waterbottle industry, our bold rebrand for finance brand atomos, a Super Bowl ad showdown, a lesson from LEGO in 1974, and how we helped VELUX customers see the light.
six smiling people standing in front of a white wallEVENTCultural Round Table: Inspired Insights
Our first-ever ‘Culture Round Table’ was a standout night, bringing together industry experts for lively discussions and an evening to remember (including a 12-course meal, no less!).
Check out Melissa’s post here.
photo of a man smiling looking out the windowFEATUREBBC Debut for Our Head of Strategy
Mark Cullen, our Head of Strategy, joined BBC’s Business Daily to discuss the booming $10 billion refillable water bottle industry. Are they saving the planet or just another overpriced trend?
Tune in for his expert take on brand strategy and social trends.
four ampersand symbols in quadrants with various backgroundsCASE STUDYReimagining Finance: ‘The Power of &’
From Sanlam to Atomos, this was more than a rebrand – it was a bold transformation. In a highly regulated industry, we embraced the “power of &,” blending modernity and heritage to create a standout brand.
Curious about how we did it?
Discover why this remains one of our proudest projects.
still frame of the singer SEAL as a seal animal sitting on a beach in the tropicsBLOGSuper Bowl Ad Showdown
Super Bowl ads are the ultimate spotlight for creativity. Our team watched them all, sharing thoughts on the best, the worst, and the unforgettable.
From Pfizer’s bold cancer ad to Bill Murray’s quirky Yahoo spot, we’ve got the highlights you don’t want to miss.
Read on for our breakdown.
photo of a message from legoPOSTLEGO Got It Right In 1974
Here’s what brands can learn from their timeless approach.
Find out more.
red velux logo over the top of a still from a film of a woman sleeping in a bedNEW WORKEurope was boiling
VELUX had a fix but needed customers to see the light.
Here’s how we solved the problem with occasion-based creative.
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