Branding and Website Project - ECPR

Mackman has collaborated with the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) on several projects over the years, from refining their brand identity to designing their website, and more recently as part of their ongoing 50th anniversary celebrations, implementing a blog platform to bring together ideas and research from all branches of political science.

What Our Clients Say

            
                        “Working with the Mackman team has been a real joy. Their knowledge, understanding and patience has supported our team in what was a relatively unknown endeavour for us. They stepped through each element of the journey with us and used their considerable experience to ensure that we were left with a product that we could all be proud of.”
                        
Kieran Jones, Communications Manager - NACFB                    

                        “Mackman really got to grips with who we are and what we do, and helped us to refine what it was that our clients really value about our services and people. Using the insight and research, Mackman created a fresh and exciting new brand for us that has reinvigorated our team, and presents a fantastic, modern image for the firm.”
                        
Phoebe Fuller, Practice Manager - Sandersons                    

                        “The Mackman approach is very inclusive - you are firmly part of the team yet also feel that you are in the hands of people who really know and care about what they are doing.”
                        
Allison Burke, Group Operations Manager - Somerville Group

Case Studies

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Holmes & Hills

Professional Services

Holmes & Hills is a leading law firm with five offices across Norfolk and Suffolk. With a unique approach to working with their clients, the firm acts as a trusted advisor. However, the existing client perception of Holmes & Hills was more traditional and localised around each individual office, rather than as a large corporate brand.