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






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