Your brand is far more than a picture in the corner of your business card. If your logo is the face of your company then your brand is the whole body, the clothes it wears, the way it speaks and the feelings it evokes.
As part of the development of Te Whiti (6 Wharf), Napier Port in partnership with mana whenua hapū of Ahuriri set in place a framework to monitor the health of Te Matau-a-Māui. This initiative has been brought to life as Tangaroa Tohu Mana, Tangaroa Tohu Mauri – the Marine Cultural Health Programme. Coast & Co’s involvement […]
Coast & Co have been working in partnership with Central Hawke’s District Council for a number of years to build a consistent visual voice to communicate to ratepayers and a range of stakeholders. Alongside the Council we have developed an identity system from limited assets, which has grown into a dynamic brand that truly represents
Specialising in the inspection of residential homes and buildings, Betta Inspect It uses computerised onsite data collection tools and cloud-based reporting software to produce comprehensive building reports to save customers time and money. With licenses throughout the North Island and with the company about to take the next step in growth it was decided the
Napier Port has been connecting the Hawke’s Bay region to the world for over 150 years. The physical port and the associated logistics services are at the core of their offering but the solutions they provide their customers and the community are immense; this is bolstered by their drive to continuously add value though innovation.
GrowHR is a Hawke’s Bay based specialist in human resources, employment relations and remuneration & benefits. They are trusted advisers to businesses small and large throughout New Zealand. We worked with Grow HR to develop a new visual identity to reflect the professional service they offer and to stand out within their industry. This was
Oil Intel (TotalEnergies New Zealand) In 1998 Oil Imports started distributing Total Lubricants from its base in Hawke’s Bay. In 2015 the company had expanded to become one of the fifth largest oil companies in New Zealand and were no longer just an importer of oil, offering a range of products supported by technical and
