Out with the old, in with the new:
Having identified a need for a complete overhaul to bring its branding and literature up to date, DHF has embraced a more modern, streamlined look that will keep the organisation looking current well into the future.
The new DHF logo is strong and masculine with a definite boldness, but hasn’t forgotten its roots. Over time, the organisation will be easily identifiable from the layout and colours.
Impactful and powerful, the new branding sends a definite and confident message to members and their clients that DHF mean business when it comes to compliance.
Addressing current and future growth:
The organisation has experienced significant member growth over the past five years, with 371 members in 2017, compared to 220 in 2012.
Addressing current and future growth:
The organisation has experienced significant member growth over the past five years, with 371 members in 2017, compared to 220 in 2012.
In addition, more than 1000 individuals have completed the DHF Diploma Training Course, with the DHF initiative, ‘Gate Safety Week’, a year-long commitment that culminates in a week of activities during October, now in its fourth year and taking place from 9th – 15th.
A new training officer and additional administrative staff have also joined the pro-active organisation to support its growth and future development.
Later this month, DHF will also be launching its stunning new website which will provide members with a thorough overview of the six member areas that it represents, permitting the simple downloading of publications and more efficient functionality.
Later this month, DHF will also be launching its stunning new website which will provide members with a thorough overview of the six member areas that it represents, permitting the simple downloading of publications and more efficient functionality.
DHF Marketing Manager, Patricia Sowsbery-Stevens said:
“2017 is a very exciting time for DHF and we are delighted to be launching a fresh, new ‘look’ for the organisation.
“We are experiencing tremendous growth and a more streamlined brand will safeguard us for the future whilst projecting a more professional image to the industry.”
Find out more about DHF at www.dhfonline.org.uk
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