UK based translation agency, The Language Factory, will be launching its new brand identity during the Marketing Week Live show at the Olympia Grand in London on 26th and 27th June 2013.
According to a statement on marketingweeklive, the new branding has been designed with the aim of reflecting the company’s core values whilst continuing to develop its corporate identity within its key markets. It also promotes the long history The Language Factory has in the translation industry and its focus on providing quality translations, outstanding service and the ethical approach taken towards staff, clients and suppliers.
The Language Factory turned to Moove, a London based design agency, who worked closely with staff to understand and convey all of the company’s strengths and their strategy for future development. The Language Factory can be found at stand F237 in the Insight zone of the Marketing Week Live show where they will be celebrating the launch of their new brand identity.
In the weeks following the branding launch, The Language Factory will also be unveiling their redesigned and redeveloped website, with plenty of new content and features.
Marketing Week Live is the UK’s largest marketing event, and welcomed 13,396 marketing decision makers in 2012. It is the platform to learn from the best in an unrivalled programme of free educational sessions, leading suppliers, latest knowledge, techniques and solutions to become smarter marketers. No other event comes close to offering the same direct access to the unrivalled, reputable and influential experts that are shaping today’s marketing.
Established in 1992, The Language Factory’s aim was to become the translation company of choice through developing our people and providing outstanding service to our clients. We only ever entrust our clients’ documents to fully-qualified, professional translators to ensure we provide specialised translation, proofreading, localisation, back-translation and coding services. Over 20 years later, our clients still rely on our effective business methods and ethics to consistently provide high-quality translations and a friendly and efficient service.
The Language Factory turned to Moove, a London based design agency, who worked closely with staff to understand and convey all of the company’s strengths and their strategy for future development. The Language Factory can be found at stand F237 in the Insight zone of the Marketing Week Live show where they will be celebrating the launch of their new brand identity.
In the weeks following the branding launch, The Language Factory will also be unveiling their redesigned and redeveloped website, with plenty of new content and features.
Marketing Week Live is the UK’s largest marketing event, and welcomed 13,396 marketing decision makers in 2012. It is the platform to learn from the best in an unrivalled programme of free educational sessions, leading suppliers, latest knowledge, techniques and solutions to become smarter marketers. No other event comes close to offering the same direct access to the unrivalled, reputable and influential experts that are shaping today’s marketing.
Established in 1992, The Language Factory’s aim was to become the translation company of choice through developing our people and providing outstanding service to our clients. We only ever entrust our clients’ documents to fully-qualified, professional translators to ensure we provide specialised translation, proofreading, localisation, back-translation and coding services. Over 20 years later, our clients still rely on our effective business methods and ethics to consistently provide high-quality translations and a friendly and efficient service.
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