Pursuing Greatness

Positively Farfetch

How does a tech firm become a force for good in luxury fashion?

MCC & Lord's

Pushing Boundaries

Southampton FC

Realising Potential

The Book People

Inspiring a lifelong love of reading

Fitness First

Survival of the fittest

The Bull & Bear

How do you revive the stories of the past to serve a modern British classic?

McLaren

The DNA of Winning

Eurostar

How do you become Europe's most-loved?

Decidedly

Fresh thinking

Lidl

How can low-cost translate into high engagement?

Ownable

The new way to shop from magazines

Breast Cancer Now

How do you stop women dying of breast cancer?

Fetch

Always pleased to see you

One Feeds Two

How do you really feed the world?

London's Air Ambulance

A new helicopter saving the lives of Londoners

Fabled

The beauty of feeling good

Tom Kerridge

The stamp of two Michelin star quality

Breast Cancer Now

We established a new approach to charity
branding, fit for the 21st century

Brand Identity
| Brand Positioning
| Naming
| Strategy
| Tone of voice

Challenge

As the UK’s two major charities dedicated solely to breast cancer research, Breakthrough Breast Cancer and Breast Cancer Campaign both made enormous progress. When they decided to further their achievements by merging, The Clearing was tasked with building a new brand supported by all existing stakeholders and powerful enough to hold its own on the national stage.

Solution

Stakeholder interviews revealed both charities had a shared purpose: to stop women dying from breast cancer. We put this right at the heart of the new brand, setting the year 2050 as a target and focal point for communications. As a driving force it creates a positive urgency that’s diffused through every element of the new visual and verbal identity.

Pink and breast cancer are almost synonymous. As a new leader in the field, the charity had to make it their own. The result is a premium, wearable shade with significant commercial potential.

Unification required consensus: the new brand is collaborative, bringing together everyone affected by the disease as a collective source of good. From the ‘open-source’ approach to headline messaging to the customisable symbol, we have created a brand that stakeholders can truly own. One that stands clear in a homogenised market, leaving them space to achieve their vision of giving women everywhere more time to live.

Challenge

Solution

Other work