Client work

The work speaks better than we do.

The context changes. The principle doesn’t.

Our clients range from global financial institutions to specialist B2B firms, industrial businesses and organisations entering their next stage of growth.

The questions are different. The principle isn’t: understand the business first, then decide what marketing needs to do.

Client work — Brutalist Architecture
Asset management — Account-based marketing

Testing whether ABM could accelerate growth in priority accounts

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Asset management — Marketing transformation

Making marketing a stronger partner for growth

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Fintech — Market entry & business development

Opening a new market through targeted business development

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Real estate & private markets — Market scan

Identifying the next growth distribution model

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Financial services — Product positioning & launch

Taking a new private-assets proposition to market

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Asset management — Fund positioning

Giving a new fund a clearer story and a more focused route to investors

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Financial services — ICP & value proposition

Sharpening the proposition for a priority institutional segment

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Industrial B2B — Narrative & thought leadership

Building a clearer market position for a new renewable-polymers business

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Industrial B2B — Events & commercial execution

Turning a growing events programme into a more commercial discipline

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Industrial B2B — Marketing transformation

Building marketing around commercial growth

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Professional services — Positioning & brand

Repositioning a law firm for a new generation

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Professional services — Proposition & narrative

Creating a clearer proposition for the next stage of growth

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Working through something similar?

Tell us what is happening in the business. We’ll tell you how we think about it.

Grndworx — Working through something similar
Grndworx — Detail
Grndworx — Structure