EBN Founder Roger McKerlie has spent the majority of his 40 year career in advertising and marketing. As such he finds himself regularly in demand on marketing consultancy projects but with the rapid growth of the EBN occupying him Roger finds he has less and less time for this.
Which, we agree, seems a little counterintuitive!
The solution is the launch of EBN Creative & Productions.
Working with our long-standing creative partners Theme Group, Geobrand and Milo Productions, the EBN now offers unique creative and video support to clients who are in environmental transition and who want to ensure their sustainability credentials are well communicated and are front and centre of their brand proposition.
At the same time we aim to build on the work we are already doing with businesses that sell environmental products and services that move the dial on creating a cleaner, greener and more successful economy.
We call them “Climate Game Changers” and in many cases we will offer these brilliant, often young and entrepreneurial businesses, pro bono marketing advice drawing on our huge network of experts to help grow and monetise their business.
EBN Creative & Productions is uniquely placed to offer insight-based experience in brand creation, digital and graphic design, advertising, social media and video/film production.
We are particularly proud of a video we have recently completed for EBN commercial partner and consultancy client MEMS Power Generation which showcases what a superb business this is.
We began working with MEMS two years ago when they asked us to help them build upon and improve their sustainability credentials in order to satisfy demands from large customers.
Since that time MEMS have more than embraced sustainability and we would go as far as to say it is now firmly embedded in their business DNA. In the video Director Mark Diffey points out exactly how important this is to the business and their customers.
If any EBN member needs some convincing that sustainability is a business issue and one that will both mitigate risk and create opportunities, they should study MEMS to see how to get it right.