January 2012
Corporate Culture in Design Week
Design Week have published a nice piece on the new brand identity that Diabetes UK have commissioned Corporate Culture to create. The identity will launch in February 2012.
“Barbara Young, chief executive of Diabetes UK, says, ‘A new brand for Diabetes UK is not just about a change in colour scheme and a new logo, but goes right to the heart of who we are and what we do.
‘Our assertive new look will help us communicate our active campaigning approach to help people with diabetes live long and healthy lives. We believe it will help raise our profile and so enable us to make an even bigger impact in all aspects of our work, from funding pioneering research in a search for a cure for diabetes, to campaigning in Parliament for diabetes to be kept high on the political agenda.’”
Corporate Culture has appointed Mark Varney as Director of Sustainable Business
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Mark Varney, who joins our London office as Director of Sustainable Business.
Before joining Corporate Culture, Mark spent seven years at The Fairtrade Foundation, leading its commercial engagement with manufacturers, brand owners and retailers in the food and beverage sector. Working closely with companies to expand the UK Fairtrade market, he assisted Tate and Lyle, Sainsbury’s, Starbucks and Nestlé with major Fairtrade product launches, providing advice and support on supply chain and product certification, internal communication, customer engagement and marketing.
Before that, Mark worked for Procter and Gamble, where he held a variety of commercial roles in a broad range of product categories, working with clients in the corporate and public sectors.
Out of the office, Mark enjoys spending time with his two young sons and competes in the occasional sprint triathlon.
Corporate Culture wins Department of Health work
The Department of Health has appointed Corporate Culture as the lead agency for regionalised delivery of their 2011/12 National Awareness and Early Detection Initiative.
We are currently working with a number of cancer networks and local PCTs to boost cancer awareness and early detection programmes: breast cancer in women 70+ and bladder and kidney cancer. These projects will run until March 2012, after which work will begin targeting oesophagogastric cancer.
Corporate Culture has a long history of delivering high-profile, innovative projects in the health sector – having carried out over 200 projects for NHS, third sector and pharmaceutical organisations, many with a cancer focus. To learn more, click here.
We are looking for a conceptual copywriter
Corporate Culture is looking to recruit an exceptional mid-level conceptual copywriter with 5+ years professional experience for its London office.
The successful candidate will form a key part of our award-winning creative team, working alongside and reporting to our Head of Copy.
For more information on the role and detail on how to apply, click here.