• Transform magazine
  • November 09, 2026

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Opinion

Who owns the journey?

Endpoint London Gideon Wilkinson

Gideon Wilkinson, co-founder and managing director at Endpoint, explains why wayfinding systems need to become operational platforms. The places we navigate are becom...

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Brand voice: Bend it. Don’t break it

Kris HS

Kris Moore, writer at Reed Words, argues that the trick to help a brand flex across different audiences and touchpoints is to find a simple, intuitive way to bring its voice to life....

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The brand you built for yesterday cannot lead tomorrow

AM Linkedin 4 4

Andrea Moitinho, brand strategist and creative director at AMca, argues that brands must evolve alongside the businesses they represent, aligning strategy, design and consumer understanding to communicate value, prese...

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Breaking conventions without breaking credibility

Vincent Roffers High Res Copy (1)

Vincent Roffers, partner and head of strategy at Agenda, challenges category conventions, explaining how distinctiveness works best when expression becomes evidence of strategy....

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Building brand flexibility in disruptive times

Gunnar Jacobs (Default Black And White)

Gunnar Jacobs, principal at Monigle, explores the importance of adopting sound brand architecture, and how leveraging distinctive assets can aid differentiation. For...

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What are you afraid of?

Joetemple

Joe Temple, managing partner, director of brand at Minds + Assembly, explores the fear behind rebranding and the honesty it takes to move forward. Of course rebrandin...

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Well-known brands. Baffling businesses

Vincent Roffers High Res Copy

Vincent Roffers, partner and head of strategy at Agenda, explores how, as businesses grow, their brands must do more than simply explain what they sell. Somewhere bet...

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Sonic branding is more than just the ending

Alexander Wodrich Why Do Birds

Alexander Wodrich, managing director at why do birds, explains why it is increasingly important to integrate brand elements, including audio, early on in commercials....

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Consistency doesn’t mean playing it safe

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AI is accelerating content production and changing how people discover brands. Living Group explains how producing more gives your audience little reason to remember your firm unless the work expresses a distinctive i...

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Great brands aren’t comprehensive. They’re coherent

Gerhardt, Nicole 2026

Nicole Gerhardt, head of brand at Transamerica, makes the case for restraint in brand design, arguing that the distinction between competence and coherence matters greatly....

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