Bath-based brand agency The House has been appointed by sustainability compliance consultancy ecosurety to drive its growth and increase awareness of the organisation.
Bristol-based ecosurety has been empowering businesses to manage resources efficiently since 2003. 
The £25m turnover firm works with more than 800 blue-chip clients such as Innocent drinks, Pentax and Fujifilm, and now wants to take the next step in ensuring its commercial value, message and purpose are understood by a wider audience.
The House creative head Steve Fuller said: “We’re very pleased to be working with a company that helps businesses to drive resource efficiencies that protect both profit and planet.
“We know that ecosurety has great ambitions for growing its compliance offer and we will help it find the purposeful voice it needs to drive that forward and create real change.”
The House will work with ecosurety’s compliance team to focus on communicating how the firm’s compliance offer can make it easier for businesses to meet their environmental aims and obligations.
Making compliance easier increases the pace of change and improves behaviours in areas such as recycling and waste management. By increasing the visibility of its offer, ecosurety will be able to bring about positive change in business sustainability more quickly and in more organisations.
Ecosurety managing director James Potten said: “I’ve been impressed with the work The House has done in the past and I know they have passion and belief in what we’re doing. I believe they are the ideal partner to help grow our business by fine-tuning our purpose, developing a business growth strategy and refreshing our brand and communications.”
The House is a brand agency that works with leaders to transform businesses with purpose. We help companies to build purpose-led vision and business strategy, values-led culture and creative communication that ensure brands are lived inside and out.
