AEGPL is the representative of the LPG industry at European level, representing national LPG Associations as well as distributors and equipment manufacturers from across Europe.
The AEGPL’s mission is to engage with EU decision-makers and the policy community in order to optimise the contribution that LPG can make to meeting Europe’s energy and environmental challenges.
Page in extremis, communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication, has signed the graphic design of the AEGPL Annual Review 2012.
The Annual Review, a major publication for the European LPG Association has been page-setted and printed by the Brussels-based communication agency.
Page in extremis is a communication agency that helps you define your corporate reputation through the refreshment of your brand and the development of your digital and classic media.
“Writing is the culmination of a process of conceiving, researching, analyzing, ordering, and structuring. Writing is design” — S. Heller in Writing and Research for Graphic Designers
END FGM is a European campaign, led by Amnesty International Ireland, working in partnership with a number of organisations in EU member states.
The campaign aims to put female genital mutilation (FGM) high on the EU agenda and to echo the voices of women who have undergone FGM and those at risk of being subjected to it.
The campaign is committed to ensuring that the European Union adopts a definitive strategy to end female genital mutilation and provide protection to women and girls who flee their countries for fear of being mutilated.
The communication agency, Page in extremis, has developed posters, brochures and folders in close relation with the communication team of Amnesty International Ireland.
Based in Brussels, Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication. The designers team of the communication agency can help you develop all kinds of usefull material — digital and classic media — for your European communication campaigns.
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“Symbols have an enormous capacity to carry multiple, even contradictory meanings that can be fluid in the face of change. But remember that it is the act of making meaning together rather than the precise meanings made that produces brand value.” — M. J. Hatch and M. Schultz in Taking Brand Initiative - How Companies Can Align Strategy, Culture, and Identity Through Corporate Branding
The communication team of the World Custom Organization and the graphic team of Page in extremis have been working closely, since several years, on the visual identity development of the international organization.
Page in extremis has created and developed several major projects such as the Annual report’s graphic design, the design of the magazine “WCO News” and logos of various departments or programmes.
Page in extremis is a Belgian communication agency that offers you broad services that go from corporate and institutional branding to the development of digital and classic media.
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“Truth. Beauty. Excitement. Significance. Persuasion” — J. Steel in Perfect Pitch
On 25 February 2013, the European Parliament organized public hearings on the tobacco products through its Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety.
Florence Berteletti, Director of Smoke Free Partnership, made a stunning presentation that had a strong impact on the audience.
The speech was prepared through Workshop Techniques and Focus Group, in close collaboration with Page in extremis that also developped the visual slideshow.
The Smoke Free Partnership is a partnership that aims to promote tobacco control advocacy and policy research at EU and national levels in cooperation with other EU health organizations and EU tobacco control networks.
Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication.
The multidisciplinary team can help you develop very amazing and efficient presentations. The agency has an impressive experience in developing strategic communication messages.
The Belgian communication agency creates or refreshes efficient corporate and institutional brands, and develops digital and classic media.
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“A graphics Audit consists of an inventory of the symbols used in an organization, as well as the way they are conveyed through corporate communication” — C. B. M. van Riel and C J. Fombrun in Essentials of Corporate Communication - Implementing practices for effective reputation management
Page in extremis has been appointed by the International Juvenile Justice Observatory to audit the institutional brand and make recommendations on how to develop a strategic communication plan.
The International Juvenile Justice Observatory, with its headquarters in Brussels, was founded in 2003 with the goal of encouraging a global juvenile justice without borders.
The International Juvenile Justice Observatory carries out promotion of legal instruments and strategies on an international level, participation in research projects, development of training actions and holding of congresses and conferences which bring together professionals and experts on the most relevant subjects in the fields of delinquency and juvenile justice in the world.
Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication. The multidisciplinary team creates and develops brand identity view as an interconnected system involving internal and external stakeholders.
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“An initial consulting phase may not be necessary for every project, but there are plenty of situations in which it would be wise to set aside focused time (…) to work through a strategic approach to the website” — C. Butler in The Strategic Web Designer, How to confidently navigate the web design process
Within the context of website development, there is a close relationship between creativity and the use of technology.
Should we bring technology forward? Or should the site development arise from a sharp analysis of the needs?
At the communication agency Page in extremis, we chose the second option.
This is why the communication agency’s strategies always start with a thorough analysis and an audit of the existing material before offering visual solutions.
The technology that will be used depends on the thus identified needs.
This approach requires a good culture of what is possible. Because of that Page in extremis assists its clients early in the process of developing a website.
Page in extremis is a communication agency specializing in corporate and institutional communication, which, since 1994, has overseen great innovative projects on the web.
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“A mathematician once told me that there are really only four numbers in the world: one, two, three, and many” — B. A. Garner in Better Business Writing (Harvard Business Review Guide)
GS1 is an association with member organisations in over 100 countries.
GS1 is dedicated to the design and implementation of global standards and solutions to improve the efficiency and visibility of supply and demand chains globally and across sectors.
Regarding the Healthcare sector, adopting and implementing GS1 standards enable the effective and efficient roll-out of automatic identification and traceability systems.
Page in extremis, Brussels-based, is the communication agency which, for several years, has closely helped the GS1 Global Office designing and developing efficient communication media.
Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication which handle successfully technical and complex information projected through a clear central idea of what the organisation is and what its aims are.
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“Like other management systems that operate continuously in organizations, a corporate identity process should be developed which allows for the regular re-evaluation of perceptions of the organization by its important audiences, and for the re-formulation or re-establishment of the company’s vision when it has been forgotten or become outdated” — Financial Times in Corporate Identity Audit, a company self-assessment tool.
Corporate branding is not just about form, but about substance of the relationship between the organisation and its stakeholders.
From this perspective, corporate branding is the process that is intended to enhance the value of the corporate brand , externally and internally.
The corporate brand becomes an integrated concept based on communication and coherence in content.
Page in extremis, the communication agency specialised in coprorate and institutional branding has signed the rebranding of the International Antimony Association.
The mission of the International Antimony Association (i2a) is to conduct studies and to disseminate information concerning the safety and benefits of antimony.
Page in extremis is a Belgian Communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication.
We can help you create or refresh your corporate identity in order to better express the vision of your organisation and its strategic communication goals.
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