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SodaStream – Lobbying for change, one bottle at a time

Challenge SodaStream UK wanted to have more influence in the environmental space, particularly lobbying for changes to be made to reduce theamount of plastic bottles discarded in Britain. Building on the enormous publicity generated by their television advertisement being banned in the UK – which highlighted the bottle savings made by using a SodaStream – [...]

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Posted 21 May 2013 | No comments

WWF Earth Hour digital platforms

WWF Earth Hour’s team required assistance with identifying new partners, social platforms and landmarks to come on board to grow the UK reach for 2013.  Now in its sixth year, having started in 2007 (quickly becoming an annual global event in over 6,950 cities and towns in 152 countries) keeping the momentum up was important.  [...]

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Posted 12 March 2013 | No comments

Buglife new one-stop shop for bugs

Green Banana Marketing will be building Buglife – The Invertebrate Conservation Trust’s – new website aimed to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for bug related news and conservation. Paul Hetherington, Buglife Communications and Fundraising Director said “Buglife is pleased to be working with Green Banana Marketing on our new website. They are passionate about our work [...]

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Posted 11 December 2012 | No comments

Stoll housing and helping Veterans

We worked with charity for homeless ex-Veterans, Stoll underpining their new identity with a clear set of brand essences and messaging for each of the key audiences. We had such a full testimonial from our Client Sam we thought we would use it in full. Stoll (formerly Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation) presented Green Banana Marketing [...]

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Posted 11 September 2012 | 2 comments

British Council Climate4Classrooms revolutionises teaching

We have worked with The British Council since 2009, well know for its cultural relations work overseas and in particular its teaching progammes. It has always worked with a range of partners and stakeholders to deliver its programmes including government, teachers, young people and the media. Our climate4classrooms project received support from the highest level [...]

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Posted 7 February 2012 | No comments

Laban realising vision to gain further support

On a project previous to GBM, we worked with Laban. As one of the world’s leading contemporary dance institutions, its success and increased programme of activity meant that the old London premises in New Cross no longer supported the level of work. A successful application for the Arts Council of England National Lottery funding meant [...]

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Posted 30 January 2012 | 5 comments

Southbank Centre new brand as art’s new chemistry

Southbank Centre’s vision is to be the world’s most inspiring centre for the arts across its 21 acres including the Royal Festival Hall, the Hayward, and the Queen Elizabeth Hall. In order to bring its exciting and challenging work to the greatest number of people, a major refurbishment of the current facilities was undertaken in [...]

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Posted 30 January 2012 | No comments

WWF communicating evolved brand

Previous experience of GBM includes working with WWF, well known for the panda logo and its work to protect endangered species.  But that was just one part of the complex conservation jigsaw. The world’s largest independent conservation organisation founded in 1961 is one of the most trusted brands and had the credibility to solve some [...]

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Posted 30 January 2012 | No comments

Fairtrade scaling up

The Fairtrade Foundation began life in 1992 as a movement for a better deal in international trade for small farmers and workers in poor communities. They have experienced massive growth over the last two decades. Today, more than 7 in 10 UK households purchase Fairtrade goods. However to scale Fairtrade up, we needed to position [...]

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Posted 23 January 2012 | No comments

Greenvoice for youth campaigners

Greenvoice was a new online social site for people interested in campaigning in support of the environment. We needed to create a new brand and generate new users. Our research showed that young adults cared deeply about the environment but were confused about what to do. Hence, a responsive and fresh approach was essential. We [...]

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Posted 20 January 2012 | No comments