Pitt&Sherry
Logistics & TransportAutomationContent Strategy

Pitt&Sherry

A cohesive brand uplift and modern website built to strengthen pitt&sherry's position for large-scale government tenders.

ClientPitt&Sherry
SectorLogistics & Transport
EngagementStrategic Delivery
CapabilitiesAutomation · Content Strategy
The Challenge

Six decades of expertise, one brand story needed

pitt&sherry is a consulting firm that has been operating since 1963, providing engineering and environmental consulting, advisory and project management services across Australia and abroad.

pitt&sherry came to us needing a cohesive brand uplift that reflected its expertise in the industry, with the goal of enhancing its digital presence for large-scale government tenders while maintaining consistent branding across all platforms.

Brand didn't consistently reflect six decades of engineering and environmental expertise.

Digital presence wasn't strong enough to support large-scale government tender submissions.

Branding wasn't consistent across platforms and collateral.

What We Did

One brand, every touchpoint

A brand strategy built for tenders.

Phase 1 - Strategy and identity.

We developed a comprehensive brand strategy, including a logo, brand guidelines and a modern website, to appeal to target tenders.

Phase 2 - Consistency, everywhere — A full suite of brand assets.

Our team also created essential brand assets, including a social media kit, email signature, capabilities statement, company profile, animated infographic and illustrations, to further reinforce a professional image.

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The Outcome

Stronger, and consistent

01Stronger market positioning and a heightened competitive stance to win government tenders.
02An uplifted brand identity reinforcing industry leadership.
03Consistent branding across communications, supported by an engaging website.
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