It’s been a busy few summer months at MGA and during this time we’ve been delighted to start working with a number of new clients.

At the start of the summer, we were successful in a pitch to help support BRE, the world’s leading building science centre, with the development of its brand. Working with their teams to consider and provide alignment across the multiple products and services within the organisation, it’s been great getting under the bonnet of this industry leader.

We’ve also helped the print industry association, the IPIA with the launch and delivery of its first ‘Everything’s Possible in Print’ conference in early July, developing the strategy and thinking behind the conference theme and identity, as well as a range of supporting material. Attended by industry leaders, the event was held at Congress Hall with the keynote speech being given by Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy UK (read more here).

During August we were appointed to help UK cybersecurity firm, Repknight, design and develop its new website. Working with them to deliver the initial planning through to build in a short delivery period, it was a great project to get started with the team on and the site is now live at www.repknight.com.

Most recently we’ve been working with Amey, a leading UK public and regulated services provider, to help provide brand strategy support. Working closely with Amey’s marketing team as they develop their brand, we’ve assisted in reviewing elements of their strategy and providing direction to help achieve their vision.

We’re really excited to be working with the comms teams of all of these organisations and look forward to continuing to Extract the Extraordinary for each of them in the future.

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