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We were delighted to hear that 39steps and our Julie Diver got a mention at the SNP party conference, from no less than the First Minister himself. 39steps was sited as an example of a business which is thriving during the recession. Let’s hope we can live up to the hype!

Ros enjoyed learning more about her Blackberry at the Veecom conference. She makes a couple of appearences in the final edit and even has a speaking part - enlightening stuff!

39steps recently created branding for Sekha, set up by Angela McCusker, an accredited coach, to offer a variety of products for businesses who wish to improve the performance and culture of their organisation by creating an authentic working environment. The branding was applied to stationery and an echo was also created to promote the launch of The Sekha Programme, a unique and integrative programme bringing together mind, body, soul and heart through - chi kung, meditation, personal development and learning. The programme is for those who want to go on a journey in order to connect to their true self to discover vitality, inner calm, positivity and understanding in their lives. It runs from Tue 6th October for 8 weeks, for more information contact Angela.

“I worked with 39steps on my company identity and marketing. The team immediately ‘got’ what I wanted to achieve and I am really pleased with my logo and have had excellent feedback. I love the look and feel of my echo campaign and many people have commented on how fantastic it looks. It has been very effective and immediately creates the image and feel I want to portray. The team have always been professional and responsive to my needs as a customer.” Angela McCusker, Director, Sekha

NIDOS, the Network of International Development Organisations in Scotland, recently asked 39steps to design their Annual Impact Report 2008-09. The Annual Report focused on the impact that NIDOS has had and their achievements. We created a strong, vibrant publication that not only put across the theme of impact in the colours used but also carried impact wave motifs throughout giving a real sense that NIDOS is strengthening and improving the understanding of Scotland’s international development sector. The publication was printed on 100% recycled stock in keeping with NIDOS and 39steps’ commitment to using sustainable materials whenever possible.

39steps and Mightysmall have been appointed by Waterfront Enterprises following a four-way advertising and design agency pitch.

39steps will create the corporate identity and website while Mightysmall will produce the brand communications for the venue, which has access to state-of-the-art facilities at Edinburgh’s Telford College, and aims to offer corporate entertainment and IT training to Scotland’s business sector.

Ros Donaldson, 39steps’ Business Development Manager, said: “We’re delighted to have been successful in this pitch along with Mightysmall. We’re hugely excited about bringing this new identity and website to life. The combination of creativity, knowledge and experience in both agencies brings great things to the project.”