The CER website is an example of best practises in digital developments for European Associations.
The CER website takes a very efficient approach to the way that it displays the content, leveraging a grid-based website design, a clear typography, and, high-quality images.
The site serves as a really subtle example for how to properly execute a grid structure while still maintaining a nice visual hierarchy in the design.
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) brings together more than 70 railway undertakings, their national associations as well as infrastructure managers and vehicle leasing companies.
CER members represent 73% of the European rail network length, 80% of the European freight business and 96% of rail passenger operations in Europe.
The CER website has been developed by the communication agency, Page in extremis. The agency is also in charge of the rebranding of the European Association.
Page in extremis has realised major web-based communications projects for many well-known European institutions and associations.
As a leading communications agency, their online projects set the standard for digital communications in the European public affairs space.
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“A picture may be worth a thousand words, but are they the right words?” — DK Holland in Branding for Nonprofits — Developing Identity with Integrity
FIEC speaks for the European construction industry.
Through its 30 national member federations in 27 European countries, it represents, without discrimination, construction enterprises of all sizes, from all building and civil engineering specialities, engaged in all kinds of working methods.
This wide-ranging representativeness was officially recognised in a study undertaken on behalf of the European Commission so that FIEC is the “Social Partner” representing employers in the European Sectoral Social Dialogue “Construction”.
Since 2012, FIEC has entrusted the development of its visual communication strategy and the production of its supports to Page in extremis, the communication agency specialized in corporate and institutional communication.
Page in extremis has designed and produced the FIEC Annual Report 2015.
Located in Brussels, the communication agency Page in extremis has extended experience in the translation of specific communication needs into impactful communication tools.
We can help you reinforce your communication objectives.
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“The brand can best be defined as the relationship an organisation has with the outside world. It is the platform for the shared understanding between marketing and innovation, and between organisation and user” — E. R. Abbing in Brand-Driven Innovation — Startegies for development and design
The rate of change today is faster than it has ever been before. The result can be disruption.
On the other hand, organisations are more interconnected than ever before: we talk more, we share more, we give more ideas, and we expect more.
That is why we need a new way of doing that puts communication at the core of every projects. The new manner is the “design thinking”.
Design thinking helps us appreciate and make sense of the complex connections between people, objects, events, and ideas. Use this method results in significant economic value creation, meaningful differentiation, and improves targeted audience experience.
Design thinking brings brands to life in a way that can be experienced. It plays a leading role in innovation. It allows bring meaning, usability and emotion.
The methodology of the communication agency, Page in extremis, is based upon the design thinking discipline and allows the agency to assure a strong presence for your brand.
A first phase is focused on briefing meetings, interviews and workshops that scan all the aspects of your communication strategy and project goals.
An important second phase consists in timing setting and planification.
During the third phase, the creative prototypes are developed. They are the starting point of the creative dialogue.
The process is close with the implementation monitored through multiple checks, revisions and validations.
Page in extremis is based in Brussels and has an expertise in institutional and corporate communication. The multidisciplinary team can help you define and translate the core-idea of your organisation into brilliant visual systems.
The Communication agency builds brands and strengthens the reputation of leading corporations, institutions and associations.
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“Like branding, of which messaging is part, how you talk about your organization and programs requires dedication and consistency. Consistent messaging is the heart of System Marketing” — B. Delaney’s in Nonprofit Marketing Handbook — A hands on guide to marketing & communications in nonprofit organizations
The sixth edition of the GS1 Healthcare Reference Book is a compilation of case studies where industry players share their experiences on how GS1 Standards truly make a difference in healthcare, all over the world.
Ten companies and organisations describe their successful implementation of GS1 Standards.
Business is easier when you speak the same language as your customers, suppliers and partners.
We all do things our own way. But although these differences help define an organisation’s identity, they can cause problems when we work together.
That’s where GS1 can help.
Page in extremis is glad to benefit from the amazing energy given by the GS1’s communication team.
Since several years, our communication agency has signed the graphic design of the GS1 Healthcare Reference Book.
This last edition has been adapted to the new visual identity of the organisation.
Page in extremis is one of the leading corporate and institutional communication agencies based in Brussels.
Page in extremis creates awesome brands, develops effective digital media and printed publications. Ask for more information: hello@inextremis.be
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“Build: Engage and empower— Give staff and volunteers the power to “live” the brand meaning via daily actions and interactions.
- Make the brand meaning part of the hiring, training, and feedback process.
- Free your staff to focus on their role of building and being the brand”
— J. S. Daw, C. Cone, K. D. Merenda and A. Erhard in Breakthrough Nonprofit Branding — Seven Principles to Power Extraordinary Results
The International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics (ISPO) contributes to a world where all persons have equal opportunity for full participation in society.
ISPO aims to improve the quality of life for persons who may benefit from prosthetic, orthotic, mobility and assistive devices by:
• Ensuring quality care and education of professionals for the benefit of patients around the world;
• Promoting research and evidence-based practice;
• Facilitating innovative and appropriate technology development;
• Promoting international collaboration and consensus building;
• Fostering exchange, high-quality knowledge and networking.
Find out more in IPSO’s Bienium report (2013- 2015).
Page in extremis is delighted to have participated in the creative development and the graphical production of the publication.
Page in extremis is specialised in communication with sensitive issues. The communication agency creates and refreshes human-centered brands and develops percussive digital and classic media.
Since 1994, the broad experience of the communication agency has been extended to more than four hundred annual reports.
Be surprised by our know-how, contact us!
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“An organisation’s Web site often must serve several audiences, including people who are learning about the group for the first time, researchers and others looking for expertise and commentary, and those who want to stay up-to-date on the group’s activities and accomplishments. Great care should go into strategic decisions about what the Web site is intended to do” — K. Bonk, E. Tynes, H. Griggs and P. Sparks in Strategic Communications for Nonprofits — A Step-by-Step Guide to Working with the Media
The EETS Info Platform is the unique point of access to all on the internet providing EETS related information. More specifically the info platform:
a) Safeguards the interactive communication between the 28 Member States and the EC regarding: the national registers, the EETS domains, the EETS providers, the appointed Conciliation Bodies in the different States, as well as the existing Notified Bodies (NoBos).
b) Provides open to all up-to-date information on the EETS developments contributing to the exchange of best practices and dissemination of relevant information concerning EETS among professional stakeholders.
The EETS Information Sharing Resource Platform (EETS Info Platform) is based on the requests of the Decision 2009/750/EC and the Commission’s Communication COM (2012) 474 final.
The Info platform is a project developed for AETIS and ASECAP by the communicaton agency, Page in extremis.
AETIS is the association of electronic toll and interoperable services and gathers 9 European companies, specialized in payment of tolling (card and OBU issuing) & fuelling in the European region.
ASECAP is the European Association of Operators of Toll Road Infrastructures, whose members’ networks today span more than 48.000 km of motorways, bridges and tunnels across 21 countries.
Page in extremis is a strategic design and communication agency, embodied by a senior multidisciplinary team. We build brands and strengthen the reputation of leading corporations, institutions and associations.
Through Branding, interactive Media and Print Design, we help you build your own visual communication program.
Page in extremis creates awesome brands, develops effective digital media and printed publications.
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“Like an effective mission, a strong brand can help staff, members, and supporters stay focused on what’s most important to the organization. It provides a helpful framework for evaluating initiatives such as new programming and strategic partnerships” — M. Levy in Building Your Brand — A Practical Guide for Nonprofit Organisations
Page in extremis, the Belgian communication agency, specialised in branding, has strengthened the visual identity of CER, The Voice of European Railways.
CER’s role is to represent the interests of its members on the EU policy-making scene, in particular to support an improved business and regulatory environment for European railway operators and railway infrastructure companies.
CER members represent:
73 % of the European rail network length,
80 % of the European rail freight business,
96 % of rail passenger operations in Europe.
Page in extremis is specialised in corporate and institutional communication. The communication agency build strong corporate and institutional brands and help you refresh, with great success, your existing identity programme.
Branding is a complex, multifaceted, and multi-disciplinary process.
Page in extremis speaks about communication strategy, value, core-idea, brand architecture, baseline, and all that elements that creates a consistant visual identity system.
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“While various members of your organization play key roles in messaging, visual brand identity, and integrated marketing communications, every single member of your organization has to understand and deliver on the third element: an agreed-upon set of consistent brand behaviors” — M. Levy in Building Your Brand — A Practical Guide for Nonprofit Organizations
Although that may not sound important or interesting, standards provide the nuts and bolts of society. Ever thought why your mobile phone works away from home? Yes, European standards. Ever thought why you need to carry a bag full of electrical adaptors when you travel abroad? That’s right - a lack of European standards!
ANEC is the European consumer voice in standardisation.
ANEC represents the European consumer interest in the creation of technical standards, especially those developed to support the implementation of European laws and public policies.
ANEC participates principally through its experts in the standards development work of the three European Standardisation Organisations (ESOs) recognised by the European Union and EFTA: CEN, CENELEC, ETSI.
The european association asked Page in extremis to develop an interactive digital publication.
Located in Brussels, Page in extremis is a communication partner which is able to translate your communication needs into digital communication media, to offer you specialised services going from corporate and institutional branding to the development of digital and classic media and to give a clear idea of who you are and what your aims are.
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