Defining distinct identities within a shared brand

Related programmes, platforms and businesses need identities that show what makes them different while keeping their connection to the wider organisation clear. The choices about names, shared design elements and room for variation affect how audiences recognise each part and understand who stands behind it.

What should our programmes share in a brand identity?

Your programmes should share a recognisable visual system, with defined variations that make each programme's role clear.

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What should link our platform brand to our company?

A shared purpose and coordinated visual identity should link your platform's capabilities to the expertise of the company behind it.

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What should connect our new business’s name to our brand?

A meaningful link to your parent brand's naming heritage should connect the new business to its foundations while expressing its own role.

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What can distinguish our innovation centre within our brand?

Your innovation centre can stand out through a more creative visual language derived from recognisable parent-brand elements.

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