All work Undivided. All United. · Bidvest McCarthy · Campaign

A campaign that brought a company together

A multi-day company event needed an identity and campaign to match its theme — and a companion experience to tie it together. I built a bold, unifying brand, carried it across the collateral, and structured the app around the questions attendees actually ask in the moment.

Role
Branding · Campaign · UX
Scope
Identity · collateral · app
Client
Bidvest McCarthy
Year
2018
Undivided. All United. — event campaign identity
Undivided — design detail
Undivided — design detail
Undivided — design detail
Undivided — design detail
Undivided — design detail
Overview

One theme, many moving parts

A large annual company event needed a single idea everyone could rally around — "Undivided. All United." — and a look that could stretch across print, environment and a companion app without losing itself.

Problem

Make a multi-venue event feel like one whole

The challenge was cohesion. A multi-day, multi-venue event pulls in dozens of directions; the design had to make all of it feel like one confident thing, and give attendees an easy way to navigate the day.

My role

Brand and experience, together

I led the branding and creative direction, then designed the companion experience close behind — so the identity set the tone and the app made the day easy to move through.

Process

A bold mark, organised around the moment

A bold, unifying mark

I built the identity around a strong, energetic mark and a clear typographic system, then carried it across posters, collateral and event signage so every touchpoint felt unmistakably part of the same story.

Organised around the moment

I structured the app around what attendees actually need while they're there — where to be, who to contact, what's next — rather than around internal structure.

Final design

The identity, applied

The campaign mark carried across collateral and event signage, and the companion app that made the day easy to navigate.

Outcome

A day that felt like one thing

A cohesive identity and a practical companion experience that made a big, busy event feel unified and easy to move through.

Reflection

End-to-end thinking

It's the kind of end-to-end brand-and-experience thinking I still bring to product work — where the story and the interface have to hold together as one.