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Framing a future of responsible investment
Tulchan is a strategic communication advisor. Its main focus is making the case for investment. Increasingly, that means telling a story that’s bigger than just the numbers – it is about a company’s impact in the world. We rebranded Tulchan to position the firm as a leader in the area of social and environmental corporate purpose.
Central to the new brand strategy is Tulchan’s role as a publisher of high-quality thought pieces and articles on the subjects of social responsibility, trust and corporate behaviour. Content is key.
Central to the new brand strategy is Tulchan’s role as a publisher of high-quality thought pieces and articles on the subjects of social responsibility, trust and corporate behaviour. Content is key.
Central to the new brand strategy is Tulchan’s role as a publisher of high-quality thought pieces and articles on the subjects of social responsibility, trust and corporate behaviour. Content is key.
Central to the new brand strategy is Tulchan’s role as a publisher of high-quality thought pieces and articles on the subjects of social responsibility, trust and corporate behaviour. Content is key.
Central to the new brand strategy is Tulchan’s role as a publisher of high-quality thought pieces and articles on the subjects of social responsibility, trust and corporate behaviour. Content is key.
Our concept for the visual identity was based on the idea of ‘framing’ content. This led to the creation of a logo that splits in two, topping and tailing messages, and a bespoke font. Instead of clichéd images of high rise buildings and suits, we used cropped images of the firm’s art collection to bring uniqueness and suggest a higher level of purpose.
Our concept for the visual identity was based on the idea of ‘framing’ content. This led to the creation of a logo that splits in two, topping and tailing messages, and a bespoke font. Instead of clichéd images of high rise buildings and suits, we used cropped images of the firm’s art collection to bring uniqueness and suggest a higher level of purpose.
Our concept for the visual identity was based on the idea of ‘framing’ content. This led to the creation of a logo that splits in two, topping and tailing messages, and a bespoke font. Instead of clichéd images of high rise buildings and suits, we used cropped images of the firm’s art collection to bring uniqueness and suggest a higher level of purpose.
Our concept for the visual identity was based on the idea of ‘framing’ content. This led to the creation of a logo that splits in two, topping and tailing messages, and a bespoke font. Instead of clichéd images of high rise buildings and suits, we used cropped images of the firm’s art collection to bring uniqueness and suggest a higher level of purpose.
Our concept for the visual identity was based on the idea of ‘framing’ content. This led to the creation of a logo that splits in two, topping and tailing messages, and a bespoke font. Instead of clichéd images of high rise buildings and suits, we used cropped images of the firm’s art collection to bring uniqueness and suggest a higher level of purpose.
Andrew Feldman
Managing Partner, Tulchan
Andrew Feldman
Managing Partner, Tulchan
Andrew Feldman
Managing Partner, Tulchan
Andrew Feldman
Managing Partner, Tulchan
Andrew Feldman
Managing Partner, Tulchan
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