— Tom Kelley with Jonathan Littman in “The Ten Faces of Innovation”
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The “2012 International Post Corporation Annual Conference - The Consumer in 2020” will examine how digital natives are inducing change in the way money, messages and merchandise are sent and received, by both businesses and consumers.
Page in extremis, a corporate and institutional communication agency based in Brussels, created and developed the visual identity of the international conference.
— John Maeda in “Redesigning Leadership”
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The European Committee of the Regions’ new website is online. It aims to meet the needs of its audience better by providing information in a more efficient and user-friendly way.
Page in extremis, a corporate and institutional communication agency, created the design of the entire website.
Five sliding panes on the homepage give direct access to the main CoR website sections, in order to make decentralised communication more visible. The “Follow us” tab takes you straight to the CoR’s FlickR gallery, YouTube channel and eNewsletter subscription.
The new homepage gives more visibility to the CoR’s key activities, presidency and members, and to the network sites. It also provides direct access to a large range of subsections and site content through an extensive menu bar.
— Jack London
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Page in extremis, a corporate and institutional communication agency based in Brussels, has reviewed Child Focus’ visual identity in order to adapt it better to the digital media.
Child Focus is the common name of the foundation for missing and sexually exploited children.
Child Focus is also known as the Red Cross of Belgium.
Our communication agency is proud to have collaborated with Child Focus for several years. We also design and produce their Annual Reports, newsletters and informational brochures.
— David Holston, Director of Strategic Design Management at the University of Texas (Austin), in “The Strategic Designer: Tools and Techniques for Managing the Design Process”
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The World Customs Organization (WCO) is the only intergovernmental organisation exclusively focused on Customs matters. With its worldwide membership, the WCO is now recognised as the voice of the global Customs community.
Page in extremis, one of the leading corporate and institutional communication agencies based in Brussels, has developed the new identity of the WCO magazine.
— Jack Foster, Chapter 10: Learn How to Combine in “How to Get Ideas”
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The new logo for the European Cockpit Association has taken off!
The European Cockpit Association is the association of European flight crew unions, which represents more than 38 000 pilots from across Europe.
Among Belgian communication agencies, Page in extremis is specialized in international institutions, European associations and corporations.
We develop corporate and institutional brand identity. Let’s board our flight together!
— Osterwald and Pigneur in “Business Model Generation”
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When you want to develop e-brochures or e-reports, an aspect to take into account is information architecture. The way you will develop the table of content is central.
There is a subtle balance between a rigid structuring and an organized destructuring.
Page in extremis, a Brussels-based communication agency specialized in corporate and institutional communication, can help you successfully migrate your communication channels from print to digital.
— Erik Spiekermann (1947), German typographer.
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Page in extremis, a corporate and institutional communication agency based in Brussels, can help you accomplish the shift to digital media in your communication strategy.
For instance, Page in extremis has produced and developed the design of several digital newsletters for UNEP offices.
Page in extremis is an official supplier of the United Nations Environment Programme. The mission of the programme is to provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations.
— Marty Neumeier in “Zag: The #1 Strategy of High-Performance Brands”
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