We’ve recently completed a major branding makeover for the Institute of Economic Development.
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In his book “The Garrick Club – A History”, Geoffrey Wansell begins his prologue:
“The Garrick Club is not haunted – at least not as far as anyone knows – but there are ghosts everywhere nonetheless.
The moment that you walk up the stone steps from the street and push open the first pair of double doors, the past seems to sweep over you like a giant breath exhaled by the old, dark, soft stucco-fronted building”
We hope our exciting new website for the world famous Garrick Club in London, which we’ve recently produced and launched, has captured some of this atmosphere.
We’ve been working with Deichmann UK for over 5 years now and produced every kind of promotional graphics and literature POS going.
For 2009 on the BTS promotion we were asked to produce a brand new concept, we came up with a variety of fun ideas and this was the chosen concept, which was based around the idea of what a pupil would come up with by using the doodle style icons, sketched headlines and the use of polaroid style picture frames to hold pupil imagery and then all overlayed on lined paper.
Team Triad got on their bikes this month to ride in a charity bike ride in Northampton to raise money for charity.
Five members of staff took part in the ride all making respectable finishes in the top ten!
Cycle4Cynthia, now in its sixth year and raises money for two charities which provide care and support for people with cancer and cancer related illness in Northamptonshire – The Friends of Cynthia Spencer Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support.
Triad have actively been involved in supporting Cycle4Cynthia for many years managing their online ride entrants system on the website – www.cycle4cynthia.co.uk.
A nice early 4pm finish at work, the boot crammed with everyone’s kitchen sink, I mean luggage, and we were off. Richard, Stuart and me went in the back of Warren’s car with Shaun and Warren in the front. Tony needed to leave the Peak District earlier than everyone else so he also drove and took Scott with him.