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28 May 2013 - Agency Post: New Future = New Leaders

The Agency Post - a publication for advertising, public relations and marketing professionals - has featured the 'New Future = New Leaders' chapter from our new book 'The Future Front' on their webite.  

Read the full article here.

17 May 2013 - Rural-Urban: The Syngenta Photography Awards

17 May 2013 - Rural-Urban: The Syngenta Photography Awards

The winners of this year’s Syngenta Photography Award have now been announced. This year’s theme “Rural-Urban”, explores the relationship and tensions between these two environments.

14 May 2013 - New client win: Global recruitment company

We are thrilled to announce that we are now working with an international company that specialises in recruitment for the financial services sector. We will be working with the business to enhance their brand through a series of marketing initiatives.  

9 May 2013 - New client win: Leading oil and gas consultancy

We are delighted to announce that we are now working with a global service provider to the oil and gas industry. We will be working with them to develop a global B2B advertising campaign for the energy sector. 

1 May 2013 - Camberwell College of Arts

BergHind Joseph's co-founder and Director of Design Excellence, Smith Joseph has just completed his first talk at Camberwell College of Arts.

Visiting the campus on Wednesday 24th April, Smith spoke about how designers and clients can work together more productively.

Find out more about the talk here.


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