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Foods of Quebec
The Quebec Ministry of Agriculture wanted to rebrand the unique and diverse food products from the Province of Quebec for the northeast US, its largest trading partner. The Ministry needed a fresh take on the fusion of foods to stand out in the market against increased competition coming from other global regions.



Merrimack College
Merrimack College partnered with Swirlingmedia to distinguish its graduate programs by creating a brand marketing campaign standards and toolkit. Leveraging existing brand guidelines and competitor insights, we developed a comprehensive brand strategy for a bold, unified and impactful visual and messaging standards to work across all channels.



RIGCC
Swirlingmedia led the brand development for the Rhode Island Game Changer Challenge, a contest promoting responsible gaming among college students. We handled naming, logo and website design. The collaborative effort involved Epic Global Solutions, the Rhode Island Council on Problem Gambling, Problem Gambling Services, and Bally's.



Baileys
Baileys collaborated with Hood to launch three new Coffee Creamer flavors. To generate buzz, they launched a social media contest. The marketing team crafted unique mood boards for each flavor. A photo from one of the mood boards was unveiled daily on Facebook and X. Users were encouraged to guess the flavor and share the content, amplifying the contest's reach.




EPIC x NCAA
Swirlingmedia partnered with EPIC Global Solutions to rebrand and redesign the NCAA's Lived Experience semi-annual report. The updated report features compelling stories, streamlined content, insightful data visualizations, and powerful testimonials, all highlighting the impactful results from student-athlete workshops on responsible gambling.


EPIC Global
Solutions
EPIC Global Solutions partnered with Swirlingmedia to transform their NCAA responsible gaming presentations for college athletes. The goal was to create an engaging live event atmosphere instead of a standard PowerPoint format for their "Lived Experience" workshops across the United States.



