EQUINOX PARTNERS BLOG

27 Sep

The Royal Foundation of St Katharine

The History of The Royal Hospital and Collegiate Church of St Katharine by the Tower is a fascinating one.  Named after the 4th century Christian martyr, the medieval church and hospital were originally located next to the Tower of London. It was founded in 1147 by King Stephen’s wife, Queen Matilda (or Maud) of Boulogne who created and endowed her foundation to commemorate the

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The Silent Salesmen for Financial Services

The quality of the presentation of a company’s financial services is vital in sealing the relationship with their clients – whether they are long-established or a new prospect. Unlike many other industries, Financial Services organisations often present a Promise. Printed graphic materials provide customers and agents with a token of faith – and tangibly emphasise

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27 Jul

The Sir David Jack Memorial

Sir David Jack is to be remembered as the main driving force behind one of the UK’s – and the World’s – foremost pharmaceutical companies. He was responsible, as Research and Development Director at Glaxo in the late 1960s, for putting in train a series of events that would take the company, and their subsidiary

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The Power of Direct Print Mail

The Royal Mail commissioned the ‘Private Life of Mail’ which took 18 months to complete. Of nearly 10,000 respondents, it uncovered what people really feel about their mail and how they react to it. People place value on things they can touch. Print Mail has physical properties that beat anything visual that is received digitally.

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