Leading outsourced compliance specialist, Active Group, has recently revamped its brand and introduced a new corporate identity that is reflected across all company communication — from website and stationery, to marketing literature and merchandise.
Betley Whitehorne worked closely with Active Group’s New Business Director, Paul Le Quesne, to develop an identity that was felt to better reflect the company’s size and maturity.
“Our company has developed significantly over the last 10 years, and now enjoys a successful presence in five different offshore locations, working with clients to ensure their outsourced requirements are met,” explained Paul. “We felt the time was right to review and refresh our brand to reflect the jurisdiction group principles and its increased service offerings. This time we outsourced our requirements and Betley Whitehorne delivered!”
The cows have arrived! The Guernsey Cow Parade — 55 cows, decorated and on display around the Island from 1st July, to raise money for GALP (Guernsey Adult Literacy Project). Website coming soon
Volunteer.gg is a new website designed to introduce Guernsey’s army of ‘helping hands’ with an array of suitable charity events, or specific roles, all crying out for assistance.
The brainchild of Guernsey’s long serving charity champion, Sarah Bamford, Volunteer.gg provides an ‘introductory service’ for the Island’s voluntary sector, by creating a notice board for charity events and allowing potential volunteers to ‘pick & choose’ their preferences. Read more
Guernsey’s specialist medical group now has a new brand identity and website, both created by Betley Whitehorne. The Medical Specialist Group, who recently celebrated its 20th anniversary, required a cleaner and fresher identity moving away from a traditional identity and towards a very successful contemporary one.
It may have only just turned October, but Jersey and Guernsey Gas have launched their Christmas cooker campaign aimed at encouraging customers to purchase now (and enjoy the benefits of vouchers to spend at The Energy Centre, where a vast selection of potential Christmas presents awaits). Making Christmas all wrapped up!
The campaign is supported by print advertising in press and lifestyle titles, commercial radio, digital, POS and DM.
Here’s a great video from Red Bull which celebrates the Red Bull Academy World Tour 2011. It showcases many different musical styles from around the world. The film mixes different animation techniques reflecting the cities the Music Academy is touring through, using a combination of 2D, 3D, stop-motion, photography, illustration, and CG.
Now in its 17th this year’s issue of the Grammar Schools magazine, The Grammalogue, has been published. The magazine is written by the students and designed by Betley Whitehorne. This years theme of the magazine was particularly enjoyable for us, the theme of creativity! The magazine showcases an abudance of creativity amongst the students and across a wide range of subjects. Here are just a small handful of article spreads from this years extensive issue. Read more
When I first saw this I thought what a good idea. I soon realised the idea was much deeper.
Japanese artist Atsuhiro Hayashi created this ‘Polar Ice’ to show the real life situation faced by many arctic animals as the polar ice caps melt. The silicon cups can be bought from Monos.
