Client: Retail Food Group

Recognition matters

Completed at Bunch

Feeling valued fuels people to give their best—driving energy, loyalty, and trust. Recognition isn’t small; it sparks a ripple effect that builds performance and belonging. With this in mind, Retail Food Group set out to relaunch their recognition program with a new brand and identity that would capture attention while staying aligned to their corporate brand.

Naming, Brand identity, Asset roll-out, Leadership toolkit, Launch moment

The objective was to have a unique name for the program, make it memorable and meaningful for all employees. Bravo was selected as it is a spontaneous show of appreciation, a cheer for someone who’s done something great. The name captures what recognition is really about; sharing the joy, celebrating effort, and uplifting people in simple, meaningful ways.

The palette draws from the corporate brand’s pastel tints, but replaces solid blocks of colour with gradients as its primary expression. The logo is inspired by the feeling of being recognised. The letters ‘a’ and ‘v’ subtly form an eye and a playful wink, while the smile below completes a friendly, expressive face.

Graphic depicting a color palette of Stone Brown, Dark Navy, Beige, and Cream White along with corresponding hex color codes.
Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic of a typography specimen showing the alphabet and numerals on top of a dark gray background.
Graphic depicting a hexagonal cropped photo of an interior room design with grid lines along its borders.
Graphic depicting a hexagonal cropped photo of an interior room design with grid lines along its borders.
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Client: Retail Food Group

Recognition matters

Completed at Bunch

Feeling valued fuels people to give their best—driving energy, loyalty, and trust. Recognition isn’t small; it sparks a ripple effect that builds performance and belonging. With this in mind, Retail Food Group set out to relaunch their recognition program with a new brand and identity that would capture attention while staying aligned to their corporate brand.

Naming, Brand identity, Asset roll-out, Leadership toolkit, Launch moment

Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic depicting a color palette of Stone Brown, Dark Navy, Beige, and Cream White along with corresponding hex color codes.
Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.

The objective was to have a unique name for the program, make it memorable and meaningful for all employees. Bravo was selected as it is a spontaneous show of appreciation, a cheer for someone who’s done something great. The name captures what recognition is really about; sharing the joy, celebrating effort, and uplifting people in simple, meaningful ways.

Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic depicting a color palette of Stone Brown, Dark Navy, Beige, and Cream White along with corresponding hex color codes.
Graphic of a typography specimen showing the alphabet and numerals on top of a dark gray background.

The palette draws from the corporate brand’s pastel tints, but replaces solid blocks of colour with gradients as its primary expression.

The logo is inspired by the feeling of being recognised. The letters ‘a’ and ‘v’ subtly form an eye and a playful wink, while the smile below completes a friendly, expressive face.

Graphic depicting a hexagonal cropped photo of an interior room design with grid lines along its borders.
Anders brand wordmark in white placed on top of an image of a modern interior design.
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Feeling valued fuels people to give their best—driving energy, loyalty, and trust. Recognition isn’t small; it sparks a ripple effect that builds performance and belonging. With this in mind, Retail Food Group set out to relaunch their recognition program with a new brand and identity that would capture attention while staying aligned to their corporate brand.

Naming, Brand identity, Asset roll-out, Leadership toolkit, Launch moment

Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic depicting a color palette of Stone Brown, Dark Navy, Beige, and Cream White along with corresponding hex color codes.

The objective was to have a unique name for the program, make it memorable and meaningful for all employees. Bravo was selected as it is a spontaneous show of appreciation, a cheer for someone who’s done something great. The name captures what recognition is really about; sharing the joy, celebrating effort, and uplifting people in simple, meaningful ways.

Graphic of a close up of a website depicting an Our Projects page with sample project names and dates.
Graphic depicting a color palette of Stone Brown, Dark Navy, Beige, and Cream White along with corresponding hex color codes.
Graphic of a typography specimen showing the alphabet and numerals on top of a dark gray background.

The Bravo palette draws from the corporate brand’s pastel tints, but replaces solid blocks of colour with gradients as its primary expression.

The brandmark is inspired by the uplifting feeling of being recognised. The letters ‘a’ and ‘v’ subtly form an eye and a playful wink, while the smile below completes a friendly, expressive face.

Graphic depicting a hexagonal cropped photo of an interior room design with grid lines along its borders.
Anders brand wordmark in white placed on top of an image of a modern interior design.