Photonics21
August 3, 2016
Gryphon Property Partners
August 1, 2016
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British Society for Rheumatology (BSR)

The British Society for Rheumatology is the professional medical association for consultant rheumatologists, trainees, specialised nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and GPs with special interest in rheumatology.

Client: British Society for Rheumatology (BSR)

Website www.rheumatology.org.uk
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Annual Report

The 2015 Annual Review (see above) is a 20 page brochure with a three page fold-out inside front cover (see opposite). The 'at a glance' set of results driven infographics immediately sets the tone that BSR have been working hard through 2015 in order to promote the organistaion and and communicate to its members on all levels.

The rest of the Review deals with a specific area in more detail from the annual conference and their new membership model to how they are promoting awareness, expertise and understanding of rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions. Peppered throughout the Review are additional facts and figures infographics making this document as hard working publication aimed at policy makers as well as members.
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Careers leaflet

A bright and engaging four page leaflet that had to appeal to a young audience who may be considering a career in rheumatology.
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Reports

Two reports, left and below, designed to the same look and feel as the Annual Review in order to create consistency.
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BSR annual conference 2106

A poster and leaflet intended to help promote BSR's annual conference, this year held in Glasgow. The leaflet is 'die cut' and concertina folded in order to give stand out and to reflect the shape of the SECC building in Glasgow, where the conference was held.
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BSR annual conference 2017

The 2017 BSR annual conference will be held at the ICC in Birmingham and Ocean has created a new brand identity for it, designed to be bright, fresh and appealing. This has been applied to some initial printed material with circular silver discs which hints at the exterior of the iconic Selfridges building in Birmingham.