Your Creative Partner

In 2015 MMD supported the UK & Ireland SAP User Group on a major rebrand, the first of its kind in over 20 years of trading. Their existing brand was dated and not designed with digital use in mind.

After a great deal of consultation with staff, directors and members, the MMD design team set about creating a brand that was relevant, valuable and memorable. Predominantly seen by those in the IT sector, the brand needed to appeal to their audience.

The brand was launched at the 2015 Annual Conference, an event that has continued to grow. Now called ‘Connect’, the event brings together members for a large-scale conference held at the ICC in Birmingham

Five years on from the rebrand it is great to see the logo in a range of uses and helping to grow the business.

MMD have a great working relationship with UKISUG and look forward to another five years of supporting them.

Your Creative Partner

During the Covid-19 pandemic we were approached by Tees Valley Sport who were looking for ideas on how to support residents during lockdown.

They were keen to provide sports equipment to encourage people to keep active whilst at home. What we suggested was a Z-card that would fold out and have a series of activities that matched the sports kit. MMD also supplied the bags that the various pieces of kit were distributed in.

Also included in the pack, and part of a wider project was supporting Tees Valley Sport with their Virtual School Games. The school games usually attracts around 1500 students who take part in an event held in Middlesbrough. During the pandemic this was not possible, so Tees Valley Sport decided to run the games online.

We designed and printed activity cards that showed how to take part in the competition and where to upload results. Over 20,000 young people took part across Teesside which Tees Valley Sport were delighted with.

Mark Skirving, Digital Director, MMD:

“Whilst lockdown has clearly been a challenging time for MMD and our clients there are some great examples of businesses adjusting to how they would usually work. This is a fantastic example of that.”