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Dispensing new designs from the North East
A North East entrepreneur has quit his job at a graphic design agency to set up his own specialist creative consultancy.
Jeremy Royle resigned from Newcastle-based NE6 at the beginning of the year to establish The Design Dispensary, in Collingwood Street, Newcastle.
The decision was based on his belief that there is a greater need than ever for effective high-level brand management due to difficult market conditions.
Having worked in the brand design industry in Newcastle for the last 15 years, Jeremy, 37, of Barnard Castle, County Durham, has built up a wealth of experience in developing brand strategies and creative communications for a range of businesses and organisations throughout the UK.
Jeremy said: “The current tough market demands the maximising of a brand’s value in order to gain and sustain competitive advantage for clients.
“The region has some great talent but there is a stagnant feel to the market at a time clients are demanding flair and value for money, and The Design Dispensary will manage, visualise and dispense original and unusual creative ideas with ingenuity and flair.”
Further information is available by calling 0191 229 9529.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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