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→ Ivor Andrew
Client: Ivor Andrew
When I started at Ivor Andrew, I was tasked with rebranding the company as a whole.
IA is a marketing firm that specializes in B2B industrial manufacturing, but they were looking to make a move to more B2C and customer-facing work. While the current branding worked for the male-dominated manufacturing sphere they normally worked in, it wouldn’t translate to other industries.
Previous I//A branding.
My overarching goals for the rebrand were trifold:
- Move away from the ‘boys’ club’ feel of the current branding
- Design a classic look that felt both current and lived-in, with room to grow in the future
- Move the outward facing look of the company away from industrial manufacturing without alienating current clients
To begin with, I set about redesigning the logo. I worked closely with my creative director, Doug Carter, through the process. I kept the slashes as a major design element to carrythrough with the previous logo, and focused on creating a mark that felt current and stylish without being too loud.
Along with the new logo and color schemes, I also redesigned our deck layout. The previous deck template was dated and difficult to use. I worked on creating a deck that was elegant and built entirely in Google Slides, and also created a tutorial deck to go alongside it for onboarding new and current employees.
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