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Xpress News 20th November

Collaboration, not just cooperation, is an art. And, for us, each project is a journey we embark on with our clients, blending our expertise with their vision to create the best possible outcome.

Creating the Crawley Town Centre BID Map

How Xpress Group collaborated to create a comprehensive, colour-coded digital map for Crawley Town Centre BID.

This initiative highlights key local businesses and facilities, revolutionising navigation within Crawley town centre.

 

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Fund-raising Boxes for Crawley Open House

How Xpress Group and Crawley Open House collaborated to develop bespoke fund-raising money boxes, combining creativity with expert design with practicality.

This successful project enhances fundraising efforts and symbolises the community's commitment to supporting those in need throughout the region.

 

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Biwater's 50th Anniversary Marketing

 

Designing Biwater's 50th-anniversary golden crest logo symbolises half a century of excellence in their water treatment solutions.

Working with Biwater's marketing team, we also created a complete set of brand guidelines to accurately present Biwater's enduring legacy and commitment to sustainable practices.

 

 

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