CATEGORY

Comprehensive Identity Programs

LEVEL

Salvage

RANK


DESIGN CREDITS

Creative Directors

Chris Maclean
Mike Rigby

Designers

Joao Peres
Jefton Sungkar

Design Director

Chris Doyle

Writers

Lex Courts
Chris Lamont


TAGS

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LINKS

fightdementia.org.au
standapart.com.au

Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney
Alzheimer’s Australia by Interbrand, Sydney


CLIENT

The peak body since 1989 providing funding for research and support for those affected by Alzheimer’s disease in Australia. Alzheimer’s Australia is a federated business with independent boards in every state and a national board with members from each state.


BRIEF

Our brief was to turn the unspoken into the unforgettable: by 2030, Alzheimer’s Disease will kill more Australian’s than cancer, and there is no cure. Few Australians know this, and the Australian Government doesn’t even recognize it as a chronic disease. Although it’s Australia’s third biggest killer, Alzheimer’s Disease is merely 104th in the donations ranking. Research has shown that to stand a chance of receiving substantial and consistent donations, an organization needs to be in the top ten. Visionary CEO, Glenn Reese, put the brief best when he said, “Let’s put a bloody great big bomb under the problem.”


APPROACH

“We knew we had to embed a fighting spirit at the heart of the brand in order to galvanize all Australians around the cause, but to only speak of the fight would not be appropriate to all audiences. The brand must be flexible enough to handle a variety of messages, and speak to sufferers, carers, the public, and the government. The brand features a flexible logo that changes and evolves to communicate different messages—like an ongoing conversation. Using two colors and often just four words, we communicate the name of the organization, highlight a problem, and feature a strong call to action.

Interbrand was commissioned by Alzheimer’s Australia to help the organization achieve the following goal: Become a “Top 10 not-for-profit organization in Australia by 2020.” From the very beginning and throughout the entire process, Interbrand was engaging and enthusiastic about their work. The resulting brand has changed the entire organization and the way the public views and engages with Alzheimer’s Australia. The brand was launched with a march on Parliament House on October 13, 2011, as part of the Fight Dementia Campaign. The new brand, Interbrand’s work, is a game-changer for the organization. — Andrew Mills, General Manager of Alzheimer’s Australia

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