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How creative agencies are finding different ways to help mental wellbeing at work (as featured in Creative Boom)
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Trollbäck+Company featured on thefutur podcast with Chris Do
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How title sequences can help with sports gender problem (Coffee+TV on AdAge)
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Why sustainable and ethical brands should aim for the mainstream (Mother Design featured in The Grocer)
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Is the Tagline Dead? (Nomad on AdWeek)
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Seven female creatives celebrating women-owned brands for IWD 2022 (as featured on Dieline)
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The secrets of brand naming (and how to embrace the strange) (Ragged Edge on Fast Company)
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The brand story of Tony's Chocolonely (This Way Up comments in Courier)
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How the pandemic exposed bad work practices (Brandpie in Digiday's Work Life)
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Have advertisers ‘lost the plot’ over purpose? (Reckitt in Campaign)
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The metaverse is a second chance to right the wrongs of social media (Trollbäck+Company in Fast Company)
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From Startup to Successful in Four Years (Lantern client advocacy in Startups Magazine)
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Five signs it's time to rethink your agency relationship (Minds+Assembly in Campaign US)
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‘Agencies need to pursue B Corp status if they’re serious about sustainability’ (Space Doctors in The Drum)
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How businesses need to adapt to harness Gen Z’s energy and passion (fst in Business Reporter, a Guardian supplement)
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How behavioural science could make branding better (The Team in Creative Review)
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How I got my big break (Team on The Stack webinar)
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Why your arts degree really does matter in our AI-driven future (Trollbäck+Company in Print Magazine)
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The case for ugly design (Gretel in Fast Company)
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Covid-19 devastated the arts organisations. But it was also a wake up call so desperately needed (Amy Globus of Team in Fast Company)
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The biggest branding mistake too many companies make (Brandpie in Fast Company)
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How Purpose Champions Deliver When it Comes to ESG (Brandpie in Branding Magazine)
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Creating a Brand for a Community (Trollbäck+Company on Design Museum podcast)
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How I turned a passion for graffiti into a multi-million design business (Bulletproof in Metro)
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Generation game: how to sell to all ages (Reckitt in Raconteur and The Times)
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Think twice before choosing a blue logo. Here's why (Ragged Edge in Fast Company)
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Kodansha, Your Favorite Company You've Never Heard Of, Now Has Its First Brand Identity (Gretel on Adweek)
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Beyond ESG: Why Purpose Is The New Model For Sustainability In Business (Brandpie in Management Today)
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The secret reason we all care so deeply about logos (even if we pretend we don't) (Nomad in Fast Company)
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Six designers on the brands empowering women today (Dieline)
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Growth Hacks: Mindful Chef on the art of going for it (client advocacy in Marketing Week)
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Creative mentor series: Inside the TBS Rebrand With Design Director Nadia Husain (Trollbäck+Company in Muse by Clio)
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Lessons in brand strategy: Virgin Radio and the 02 (ThinkFarm in Management Today)
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Dylan Mulvaney on the Different Design Approaches to Camus's The Plague (Gretel on Lithub)
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Transforming the world’s skyline Why Britain is great for architecture and design (Lumsden in The New Statesman)
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Writing about business, without being a bore (Reed Words in Harvard Business Review)
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Blurred lines: expanding into new categories (Denomination Design in Drinks International)
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Want to attract millennials and Gen Z shoppers? Be authentic rather than 'trendy' (Without in The Grocer)
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