Medthority.

What was the challenge?

Medthority needed a clear and compelling brand identity that would unify its staff, build trust with its customers, and establish itself as a true authority in medical education. The challenge was to craft a purpose and voice that resonated internally while being instantly recognisable and consistent across all platforms.

This new identity needed to convey expertise, encourage loyalty from its users, and position the brand as indispensable to the pharmaceutical industry. Medthority’s visual and written communications also needed to reflect precision and professionalism, ensuring that every touchpoint inspired confidence.

Hospital ID badge with purple lanyard, displaying the name Penny Gillin, a pharmaceutical specialist, with a QR code at the bottom.
Smartphone with medical information about acute coronary syndrome, and a pair of white wireless earbuds on a black fabric surface.

What did we do about it?

We created a new brand identity for Medthority centered around the concept of “Get Closer.” This powerful idea became the foundation for the brand’s purpose, voice, and visual identity. “Get Closer” emphasizes focusing on the most relevant information, hearing diverse perspectives, and paying close attention to detail—qualities that align with Medthority’s role in medical education.

We developed a consistent and memorable brand presence, with a modern and functional design that reflects precision while incorporating subtle elements of beauty. This approach ensured the brand was not only professional but also engaging and approachable. By embedding “Get Closer” into every aspect of the brand, we created a cohesive framework for Medthority to build trust, inspire loyalty, and confidently stand out as a leader in its field.

Branding

website

social media

Tone of Voice

Branding • website • social media • Tone of Voice •

An advertisement for Medthority featuring a close-up of a person's eye with the text 'Get closer to the conversations happening in medicine.' in a modern, bright, office setting.
A color palette chart displaying various colors and their codes, including pink, purple, bright green, dark green, bright blue, dark blue, and off-black, with three gradient samples labeled GRAD-01, GRAD-02, and GRAD-03.
Collection of digital posters and thumbnails about prostate cancer, thrombosis, urticaria, healthcare professionals, and medical conferences.

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