Employee welcome kits
Give new colleagues a consistent introduction to your business. Plan the items, sizes, packaging and release process around the people joining your team, whether they are in one office or several countries.
Solutions / Built around the brief
Start with the project you are trying to complete
Some projects cross several product categories. Bring the full requirement into one conversation so the items, approvals and delivery needs can be considered together.
People & purposeProducts & presentationTiming & destinations
Find your starting point
What are you bringing together?
A welcome. An event. A new identity.
Start with the outcome, then connect the details.
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Trade show materials
Bring displays, giveaways and supporting materials into one event plan. Start with the audience, booth requirements and the actual venue receiving deadline.
Brand rollouts
Coordinate the physical changes behind a new brand, office or location. Build a list of packaging, signs, supplies and branded products, then identify what is shared and what varies by site.
Illustrative project concepts. Products and scope are confirmed for your request.
Across the details
Choose the services the project needs.
The brief can cross categories. Start with what is relevant, without separating the project into unrelated conversations.
- Custom packagingBoxes, mailers, inserts, labels and presentation details planned around what goes inside.
- Promotional materialsBranded apparel, drinkware, bags and useful gifts selected around your people and occasion.
- Custom office suppliesEveryday workplace requirements organized into a clear list for one office or many.
- SignageSigns, displays, vehicle graphics and wayfinding considered in the setting where they work.
- FulfillmentStorage, assembly, picking, packing and dispatch discussed as one operating requirement.
A different combination?
Have a different combination in mind
Tell us the outcome you want, the services involved and what is already decided. You can start with a rough list, a reference image or a description of the business need.
The people and the purpose
Who is it for, and what does the project need to do?
The shared details and variations
Which items, quantities or site requirements are already known?
The timing and the destination
When are the items needed, and where should they arrive?
Your next step
Bring the requirement together.
A rough list is a useful start. Share the outcome and the details you already have.