Thursday 27th August 2009
Noesis have recently completed phase 2 of 4 comprising, client perception studies, internal audits and a review of the current brand and marketing materials associated with the organisation. The document highlights the current positioning of the company from an external perspective and allows them and Noesis to develop a core message which Noesis can use as a basis to design the brand.
In addition the findings have allowed Winterflood Securities to understand their organization better and how it functions within the market, it has established a sense of purpose
Thursday 20th August 2009
Edward Symmons recently pushed the button on the first piece of their marketing toolkit which adopts the refreshed branding. 3,500 folders are in production complete with a further 3,500 flat for storage purposes, the folders will be distributed throughout the 9 UK offfices.
Noesis will continue to develop the internal pieces for the folder and look to update the web site and intranet in the near future. To learn more about our print design services click here
Wednesday 12th August 2009
Noesis is pleased to announce they are working with Bausch & Lomb to refresh their marketing materials within the European surgical devices business.
Marketing collateral will include product brochures, mailers, technical sales sheets, online newsletters, product microsites and patient videos. This is a great opportunity for the creative team at Noesis to review and refresh existing consultant and patient materials that are currently out in the market. Noesis will be working closely with Bausch & Lomb’s marketing manager for Devices to ensure a consistent visual and written message across the European marketplace.
Jez Hayter commented “This is a great opportunity for us to extend in different markets, we are very excited about the relationship we are developing with Bausch & Lomb and are looking forward to the future”.
Saturday 8th August 2009
Waking up in Padstow to the sounds of the boats leaving for the mornings work, the fresh sea air and sunshine was a great start to the day. Ahead of us lay 82 miles of hills travelling more inland towards Dartmoor where our finishing point was at the Ring ‘o’ Bells Pub. Nigel and myself were feeling good, bikes in order and ready to roll. We had decided it would be a nice departure from Padstow to cross the estuary to Rock on the ferry. The guys on the ferry kindly allowed us a free trip as we were riding for charity which was an added bonus, little did we know at this stage what lay ahead of us!
Friday 7th August 2009
Jez Hayter, Managing Director of Noesis has just completed day 1 of an epic cycle ride of 182 miles to be covered in 2 days through Cornwall and Devon supporting Nigel Rowley in his quest to ride from Land’s End to John O’Groats in 14 days. In support of The Born Free Foundation and The British Heart Foundation the pair set off from the infamous Land’s End sign travelling only on “B’ roads via the coast of Cornwall to Padstow. As you can see from the photograph Jez (left) has come prepared on a lightweight race bike with 14 gears ‘The Red Baron,” whilst Nigel (right) is sporting a Dawes tourer “The Tank,” with 27 gears and lots of bags which are empty. You can guess who will be getting up the hills and who will be walking!
