A lifetime ago, our founder and Executive Creative Director, while still an Art Director at another agency, embarked on a journey with the Profmed account. It all began with a pitch that set the stage for what would become a four-year adventure of crafting and refining the brand’s creative direction. Her passion and dedication left an indelible mark on Profmed’s identity, establishing a foundation of trust and creativity.
Fast forward seven years, and in a testament to the lasting impact of her work, the same agency that once held the Profmed account reached out to JAW Design. They sought to reignite the creative spark and progress the brand’s visual and strategic narrative. With enthusiasm and a wealth of experience, we embraced the opportunity to collaborate once again, ready to take Profmed to new heights.
The Challenge: To breathe fresh life into the Profmed brand, evolving its look and feel while respecting and preserving the iconic logo and existing identity. Our mission was to create a seamless evolution, ensuring that the brand remained familiar yet innovative. Additionally, we were tasked with the exciting launch of the new Profmed Savvy cover products, introducing them to the market with a creative flair that would capture attention and drive engagement.
JAW Design took on the challenge with a holistic approach, working meticulously on the creative direction, design, and execution of a wide array of collateral. Our comprehensive strategy included:
Through this multi-faceted approach, we ensured that every touchpoint was thoughtfully crafted to elevate the Profmed brand and successfully launch the new Savvy cover products
I started JAW in 2010 as my main ‘before I’m 30’ goal. The vision was to create a design agency that wasn’t ‘cool.’ Where you don’t wear sunglasses indoors, hobnob with pretentious crowds or only take on CSI projects to win awards instead of actually making a difference! A place where slippers and a sense of humour are a must, happy hearts fill the space, and design is seen as a tool for change.
– Jeni-Anne Weitz, JAW herself.