On Thursday, last week, we had a fantastic celebration for our third birthday as a business.It included some specially designed vegetable cocktails and sticking with the theme an amazing ploughman’s spread.
Thank you to all those who came. It was a great evening for all our clients and partners who share our passion for doing amazing work.
Mike Feather, one of our photographer friends kindly took some pictures to record the event for prosperity. Hope you like them!
Month: September 2013
New Talent
We are delighted to announce that Brian Eagle, ex-creative partner of Unreal in London and Biggie Smalls in Sydney, Australia, will be joining The Allotment team at the end of September 2013.
At Unreal, Brian worked for clients such as Coca-Cola, BBC, Penguin, Hodder & Stoughton, Mayor of London and P&G and won numerous international design awards, including a D&AD Yellow Pencil.
Brian (in the middle of the picture) will join as a creative director and will work directly with James Backhurst (left) and Paul Middlebrook (right), the founding partners of The Allotment.
Charity sector branding
The Allotment are delighted to announce that we will be talking at the CharityComms brand development conference on the 24th October 2013. We have been given an hour’s breakout slot to talk about the need to align ‘brand to values’ in the charity sector. The session will illustrate how this princIpal was applied to our award winning work for the The Donkey Sanctuary.
The breakout session will be co-hosted by Paul Middlebrook, The Allotment and Mark Cross from The Donkey Sanctuary.
For further information or to book a place go to http://bit.ly/1dGj5zB
Momentous 3
The last few weeks have been momentous for The Allotment.
Apart from quickly approaching 3 years old (and that’s something to celebrate), we have finally moved in to our very own, special studio at the top of an old print works near Holborn. It will be somewhere that we can grow into as we support all our clients and colleagues to achieve their dreams and ambitions.
A brand at the heart of nations
Since the founding fathers of Cable & Wireless connected Portcurno in Cornwall to Bombay in India in the 1860’s, the business has been at the heart of nations prosperity and telecommunications infrastructure.
In recent year’s Cable & Wireless Communications (CWC) has been through a significant restructure and transformation and now has a strategy which is focused on being the leading Pan-American full service telecoms business. They aim to build on their number 1 position in the 12 of the 15 markets they operate.