Making a positive lasting impression.

WRA ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS


WRA, Inc. is an environmental consultancy making a net positive impact. They're a tenacious team of planners, engineers, and scientists, leaving the lands we love better than we found them. From wildlands and parks to community spaces, they have a proven track record of making life better for local communities over the past four decades.

When they approached us for their rebrand, we instantly felt how passionate and committed they were to protect sensitive habitats and environments. It was important to us that the brand reflected the down-to-earth nature of its people, promoted them as a socially responsible company, and repositioned them as a leader in its space.

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Developing a brand that reflects their ambition to leave the lands better than they found them.

 

WRA makes sure that where humans and nature intersect, they not only co-exist but thrive. So we developed their tagline, 'Make a positive lasting impression', as a call to action. It speaks to all its audiences, whether employees, partners, or potential clients. It clarifies what they stand for and is at the core of who they are and where they're heading. Building on their positioning and tagline, we got to work on their logo and developed an icon that integrates both a fingerprint and topography. It's a simple and elegant visual that shows how these two elements can live harmoniously, side-by-side. 

Their overall look and feel are based on their rugged nature. They roll up their sleeves to do the hard work, sometimes getting mud on their boots and a little dirt under their fingernails. So the earthy tones, textures, and real-life photography keep their identity grounded and real, just like their people. We created a toolbox of curated brand assets, from detailed proposal templates to their company brochure to fun and professional social templates and corporate stationery. The brand is seamless across all applications and, most importantly, easy to use and apply for every team member. 

Building a robust website as a strategic tool and recruitment platform to attract the best talent around.

 

Working side-by-side with our digital strategist and WRA's leadership team, we rebuilt their website from the ground up. With an overload of content, we strategically designed customizable modules and tab systems where the copy is easily digestible and engaging for all audiences. We supported the team in their content process, writing copy for their markets and services to encapsulate a more human and down-to-earth tone of voice. 

Along with designing custom modules with a variety of branded color options, we ensured their internal teams' voice and expertise was cross-pollinated across the website, so it came full circle. We used photography grids to show humans and nature together, and an expanded color palette represents different areas of the business, giving structure and focus to their ever-evolving specialties.

 
 
 

What we delivered.

  • Brand Strategy


    Research & analysis

    Core Essence

    Differentiators

    Purpose

    Personality

    Tone of voice

    Brand architecture

  • Brand Voice


    Tagline

    Elevator pitch

    Brand promise

    Purpose

    Key messages

  • Brand Identity


    Suite of logos

    Family of fonts

    Color palette

    Copy style

    Photography style

    Iconography

    Brand Guidelines

  • Brand Experience


    Website

    Social media assets

    Newsletter

    Proposals

    Presentations

    Company brochure

    Service brochures

    Workshops & training

 
 

“They were just such a fun group of people - so talented in their respective disciplines and creative, but fun! They do great work, but having fun along the way made it so enjoyable. I looked forward to every meeting I had with them.”

— Geoff Smick, CEO, WRA Inc.

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