HUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Laura Weldon, creative director, Studio LWD
Pendle YES Hub, a youth employment service in Nelson town centre has reached a milestone, having supported 500 people aged 16 to 24 since opening in 2021. Services delivered include help with applying for work, free training, free social activities and sports and direct access to local mental health and housing support services.
Rainford Timber Co, based in Bamber Bridge, is planning continued growth after receiving help from a number of business support projects available through Boost; Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub. The help included a grant which enabled the purchase of a new panel manufacturing machine which has significantly increased the firm’s production capacity and will see the company add to its team of 30.
Poulton-le-Fylde branding and design agency Studio LWD has delivered a rename and rebrand project for North West Roofing Supplies. Now trading as Roofing Supplies Group, the new brand has been launched to support the company’s planned expansion into new geographical areas. A complementary website has been designed and built by Kirkham-based Northern Monkey Creative Media.
Blackburn-based web development and digital marketing specialist eBusiness UK has begun work to deliver a new website for Fibet Rubber Bonding and begin an SEO campaign for Escapade Events.
Ava Joliffe, a 16-year-old deaf and blind artist who studies at Preston College, has been working with supermarket fashion brand George at Asda to help launch its adapted clothing range. The items have been designed specifically to support self-dressing for young people and children with disabilities.
Go Velo has been awarded funding to provide free training in Lancashire. The Capability Funding, awarded via Lancashire County Council, will enable the Barrowford-based organisation to provide a range of adult courses, from beginner lessons to cycle maintenance and route planning.
Tracy Heatley, a networking and small business marketing expert from Rossendale, was invited to share her motivational small business tips on stage at the Digital Women Live event in Birmingham.
Laura Weldon
My sector and specialities We’re a creative branding consultancy that creates engaging work, grounded in solid strategy.
We support marketing teams to meet their strategic goals and connect with their target audience by delivering consistent marketing materials on time and to budget.
We can work independently or alongside internal teams to help them effectively communicate their brand messages by developing meaningful strategies and creating striking designs.
My biggest achievement so far Over the years I’ve worked with some huge brands including Virgin, Tesco and Nike. But what I’m most proud of is what we have built here at our studios in Poulton-le- Fylde; a focused, happy team working with wonderful and interesting clients from across Lancashire and the UK.
My ambitions for the future Over the past few years, we’ve achieved consistent double-digit growth, so our ambition is to keep that momentum going and become known as the go-to agency for effective branding and design with businesses across the county and the UK.
Who I’m looking to do business with: We work very well with growing SMEs, from pre-funding start-ups to medium-sized organisations looking to move to the next level.
So while looking to work with businesses across all sectors in Lancashire, we’re also looking to grow our client base nationally.
How LBV Hub helps As Lancashire SMEs are one of our key target markets, LBV Hub allows us to get our name and message out into the county, while the events are a fantastic way to form new relationships face-to-face.
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