Brands are everywhere. They’re on every device we own, every store we shop in and every billboard we walk past. But, how many do you actually remember? How many connect with you, surprise you or put a “smile in the mind” when you see them?

The chaotic cultural landscape of the last few years has significantly impacted consumer priorities and behaviours, with the global pandemic, political frictions and other societal factors all playing their part. This results in a new set of expectations of what a brand can, and should be. It’s not enough for brands to talk the talk, and not walk the walk. There’s an increasing pressure for them to have a purpose beyond their products/services, to create experiences that are above their utility and to have cultural transparency and authenticity in the way that they engage. When brands fail to create these, they gradually become irrelevant in the minds of their consumers.

Brands in the modern world have to be experience led, purpose driven, and people centred. That’s why we believe that modern brands exist at the intersection of Purpose, Culture & Experience, with our approach to building brands focused on maximising and delivering in all three areas. Purpose, Culture and Experience are all inextricably linked to each other, so we’ve adopted a sprint methodology that allows us to develop each one in a simultaneous process that has creation and collaboration at its heart.