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COMMERCIAL PROFILE
Give your business a
CREATIVE MAKEOVER
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With a combined total of 35
years experience in the
graphic design industry and
an excellent track-record to
boot, Bothwell and Vogel
are at the forefront of
creative branding and
visualisation in Ireland right
now. InBusiness takes a
closer look.
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Colette Vogel and Lisa Bothwell of Bothwell & Vogel.
BOTHWELL & VOGEL GRAPHIC DESIGN
CONSULTANTS provide clients with the tools
“BOTHWELL & VOGEL
Dublin, Mullingar, Roscommon, Cork and
Urlingford, Campion Insurance provides a
to promote their products and services through
PROVIDE THE VERY
nationwide service. Since the completion of the
improved marketing and advertising,
perception, loyalty and value that furnishes
BEST IN CLIENT
project, O’Reilly Cullen Campion have launched
their new website
www.campionins.com and are
them with a sustainable competitive advantage.
SERVICE, CREATIVE
currently working on rebranding all of their
Co-founder Lisa Bothwell graduated from
NCAD with a First Class Honours Degree and a
AND INNOVATIVE
corporate literature, signs and posters.
Speaking on the project, Lisa Bothwell said:
Commendation in Visual Communications and
IDEAS AND QUALITY
“It is great to work with a company and people
went on to spend ten years working for various
graphic design companies around Dublin
PRODUCTION.”
with such vision. Jim Campion and Canice
O’Reilly value what good marketing can do for
before crossing paths with Colette Vogel. Vogel, their business especially in times like this. It
who studied Graphic Design in both Athlone achievements in Arts in Health, Public Arts and keeps them at the forefront of the public’s
and Bolton Street DIT, has spent 25 years Youth Art for Kildare County Council Arts mind and gives them the edge over
working in graphic design in Ireland, Services. These documents were launched at their competitors.”
progressing from junior designer to company Áras Chill Dara by the then Kildare County Bothwell & Vogel provide the very best in
director prior to co-founding Bothwell and Council Mayor Cllr. Griffin. For a second year client service, creative and innovative ideas and
Vogel in 2007. running, Bothwell & Vogel have been quality production. Services include corporate
In the spring of 2008 the company was commissioned to design and produce the Press identity, brochures, annual reports, exhibition
commissioned by Dublin City Council to create Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press graphics, packaging, signs and website design.
a unique piece for the One City, One Book Ombudsman Annual Report. By understanding clients’ business,
project. Launching the book Reading Gulliver, a More recently, Bothwell & Vogel were competitors and market place, Bothwell and
collection of seven essays celebrating Jonathan approached by Canice O’Reilly of O’Reilly Vogel create effective communication that has a
Swift’s classic Gulliver’s Travels at Dublin City Cullen Campion to redesign the sense of style and simplicity that people respond
Hall, the then Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr. Paddy identity/branding for Campion Insurance, which to and that continually delivers results.
Bourke described it as ‘a work of art’. saw nine associated companies form under one
With that success behind them, Bothwell & umbrella to become one of Ireland’s leading For more information call: 045 438383; email:
Vogel designed and produced a set of firms in their field of expertise. With offices in
bothwellvogel@gmail.com or visit
Policy/Strategy documents setting out the Cashel, Kilkenny, Portlaoise, Thurles, Naas Road
www.bothwellvogel.ie.
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