9 Bedford Row - Legal Chambers Corporate folder
For this particular client a six page oversize folder was produced with a pocket in the middle for the three inserts.
All items gloss laminated both sides for durability. For the Chambers Jomo took some of the photos used, retouched a few of them in photoshop and drew the map for the back. We obtained permission from the Household Cavalry to include the guards at their knightsbridge barracks.
Client quote:
"Our organisation was in need of both clearer branding, as well as some compliance literature to ensure that we fell beyond the letter of the law. A corporate brochure was therefore a requirement for both our marketing strategy and our Barmark inspection by the BSI.
Jomo demonstrated tremendous flexibility, reliability and good humour in the relationship with Chambers.
More especially, this was matched by an imaginative flair in communicatuing the essence of what this organisation represents. They also went the extra mile by contributing their own material to the brochure – this even included a trip to the barrracks in Horseguards. The print finish was fantastic, and everyone in Chambers has been pleased with the result."
Their energy and dogged enthusiasm are great when motivation lags and deadlines loom.
9 Bedford Row
Legal Chambers Corporate folder
9 Bedford Row, London
9 Bedford Row, London
The present Head of Chambers, Anthony Berry QC, is the Chair of the influential Heads of Chambers committee. Former members of chambers have accepted judicial appointments to the High Court, Central Criminal Court and Crown Court benches.
9 Bedford Row is one of the country’s leading and most respected criminal law chambers. With 62 barristers including 11 QC’s, they have expertise in all areas of the criminal law.
The history of Nine Bedford Row goes back over half a century. Chambers was established at 4 Brick Court in the Temple, in rooms formerly occupied by the great Lord Denning and moved into their elegant Georgian premises in Bedford Row in 2000, where they have steadily expanded into one of London’s largest and most powerful sets. Chambers has provided leadership within the Criminal Bar Association, including the first female Chair of that organization and no fewer than four of the association’s past Secretaries.
Jomo presented a full size colour mock up of the folder with the inserts to win the pitch. Layouts were then submitted for client approval including their text and an assortment of photos. Many photographs were taken by Jomo some used (see below) for Chambers. The main door wasn't painted so this was painted in Adobe Photoshop. Copyright is always important so Jomo asked permission from the 'Adjutant' to take photographs of the soldiers at the entrance of the Household Cavarly to use in the brochure. This brochure was to coincide with a Bar Mark inspection so there was a set deadline for the delivery.
From the client:
9 Bedford Row is one of the country’s leading and most respected criminal law chambers. With 62 barristers including 11 QC’s, they have expertise in all areas of the criminal law.
The history of Nine Bedford Row goes back over half a century. Chambers was established at 4 Brick Court in the Temple, in rooms formerly occupied by the great Lord Denning and moved into their elegant Georgian premises in Bedford Row in 2000, where they have steadily expanded into one of London’s largest and most powerful sets. Chambers has provided leadership within the Criminal Bar Association, including the first female Chair of that organization and no fewer than four of the association’s past Secretaries.
Jomo presented a full size colour mock up of the folder with the inserts to win the pitch. Layouts were then submitted for client approval including their text and an assortment of photos. Many photographs were taken by Jomo some used (see below) for Chambers. The main door wasn't painted so this was painted in Adobe Photoshop. Copyright is always important so Jomo asked permission from the 'Adjutant' to take photographs of the soldiers at the entrance of the Household Cavarly to use in the brochure. This brochure was to coincide with a Bar Mark inspection so there was a set deadline for the delivery.
From the client:
"Jomo demonstrated tremendous flexibility, reliability and good humour in the relationship with Chambers. More especially, this was matched by an imaginative flair in communicating the essence of what this organisation represents. Jomo also went the extra mile by contributing their own material to the brochure; this included the Household Cavalry and the Met Police. The print finish was fantastic, and everyone in Chambers has been very pleased with the result. Their energy and dogged enthusiasm are great when motivation lags and deadlines loom".
