Wunderman Thompson Global Inclusion, Equity, Diversity

Brand Identity | Brand Collateral | Logo Designs for IED Groups

About

Wunderman Thompson is part creative agency, part consultancy, and part technology company. Their experts deliver inspiration across the entire brand and customer experience. Globally, they are 20,000 strong in 90 markets worldwide, where their teams bring together creative storytelling, diverse perspectives, inclusive thinking, and highly specialized vertical capabilities to drive growth.

Project Goal

As a global agency with 200 offices, Wunderman Thompson has thousands of employees with diverse backgrounds and perspectives that could potentially benefit from their diversity programs and employee resource groups. For Global Diversity Awareness month in 2021b, Wunderman Thompson wanted to transform awareness into action through various programs and activations across all their global markets and communities.

Talooka Studio was brought in to assist Wunderman Thompson in shedding light on the DEI work within the agency.

Bold. Inclusive. Accessible.
We developed a new visual identity inspired by the people within the organization. WT is changing the workplace dynamic due to IE&D around the world, so we wanted to highlight their programs across all global markets & communities. We created an email template and slide deck to support the new look and feel.

We also partnered with multiple IE+D group leaders to develop individual brand identities that honor their core values to celebrate, highlight, educate and inspire their coworkers. All the identities speak to the intersectionality of multiple diversity layers coming together for a greater purpose. As internal identities, diversity was paramount here, so we focused on each as an individual brand, forgoing the usual, “everything should look uniform under the umbrella of Global IE+D.”
Wunderman Thompson Global Diversity Logo
Wunderman Thompson Global Diversity Logo
“Punctual, efficient, receptive to edits, asked solid questions to ensure our vision was what we actually wanted.”
Serena Brown