No agency names. No client logos. Just outcomes — described honestly and accurately.
A 22-person integrated agency in London had landed three new website briefs in the same quarter — on top of two existing builds already in progress. Their in-house developer was stretched across all five. Quality was starting to slip. Deadlines were being quietly pushed.
Read full engagement →Genuinely couldn't tell the difference between work done in-house and work done by CCM. That's exactly what we needed.
A mid-size brand consultancy had won a significant piece of work: a parent company needed four of its sub-brands refreshed simultaneously ahead of a trade show. The consultancy had the strategy and the client relationship. They didn't have the design capacity to execute four full identities in six weeks.
A digital marketing agency had a long-standing client with a new product launch. The brief required 32 cut-downs and reformats of existing campaign footage — multiple aspect ratios, caption variants, platform-specific specs. Their internal editor was already committed to another major project.
An agency in New York was working with a founder-led business that had been running for three years with no formal brand. They knew they needed one but couldn't articulate what they were or who they were for. The agency needed a creative partner who could handle strategic ambiguity and still produce polished deliverables.