Bath-based brand agency The House has been nominated for four European Transform awards in recognition of its rebranding work with three UK and international clients.
The House’s work with Devizes-based T H WHITE has been nominated for both “Best Brand Consolidation” and “Best Visual Identity in the Industrial/Basic Materials Sector”, its work with leadership consultancy Bridge Partnership has been nominated for “Best Strategic/Creative Development of a New Brand”, while its work with South Devon hospice Rowcroft has been nominated in the category of “Best Brand Development Project following changed mission, values or positioning”.
Steve Fuller, Creative Head, The House, said: “This caps off an exciting six months that has taken us as far as the US and Australia helping businesses unlock their potential through the power of purpose.
“The secret is out: the best brands are built on a clear sense of purpose.”
Last year, The House picked up Gold, Silver and Highly Recommended awards at Transform for its work with Prima Dental and Petainer.
At this year’s awards, The House and its clients will compete alongside well-known brands such as ODEON, DPD and Premier Inn, as well as global agencies including FleishmanHillard Fishburn and Weber Shandwick.
Lee Sears, Founder and Director of the Bridge Partnership, said: “The House’s strategic insights have boosted pride and re-energised our organisation. Creating clarity about our overall purpose has unified us, spurred on decision-making and really put the wind behind our sails.”
Giles Charnaud, Chief Executive, Rowcroft Hospice, also welcomed the nominations: “The work we have undertaken with The House has helped us to join the dots, connect the head with the heart and move our conversation from the transactional to the emotional.
“We would love to see their work recognised by the Transform Awards.”
The Transform Awards Europe will take place in London on 22nd March.
The awards celebrate excellence in rebranding, including strategy, execution, content and evaluation.
