4See Group rebrands for the new year
Published: 9th January 2012
4See Group, one of the UK’s leading health and safety and environmental consultancies, is making a bright start to 2012 by re-branding its various businesses to simplify its offering to clients.
The Group’s 2011 acquisitions, Burcote Consultancy and O’Sullivan Asbestos, together with its training business ClearView Safety, will now all come under the 4See banner. Burcote Consultancy becomes 4See Environmental; ClearView Safety will now be 4See Safety; and O’Sullivan Asbestos will be known as 4See Asbestos. The existing consultancy business 4See Risk Management remains unchanged.
The 4See Group managing director, Mike Walker, says the changes will make it easier to manage opportunities with existing clients, who may already be working with more than one part of the business, as well as making it simpler for new clients.
Said Mr Walker: “When we purchased Burcote Consultancy we agreed to stop using the name by the end of 2012. As we examined how to do that it became apparent that this presented a good opportunity to simplify things across the Group and make it more cohesive.
“These changes make it much easier to explain what we can offer to clients and easier for clients to make the decision to buy from more than one part of the Group. It marks an exciting start to what we expect to be an exciting 2012 for us.”
New logos for the businesses have been drawn up and existing clients are being informed of the changes by letter.
The Group’s 2011 acquisitions, Burcote Consultancy and O’Sullivan Asbestos, together with its training business ClearView Safety, will now all come under the 4See banner. Burcote Consultancy becomes 4See Environmental; ClearView Safety will now be 4See Safety; and O’Sullivan Asbestos will be known as 4See Asbestos. The existing consultancy business 4See Risk Management remains unchanged.
The 4See Group managing director, Mike Walker, says the changes will make it easier to manage opportunities with existing clients, who may already be working with more than one part of the business, as well as making it simpler for new clients.
Said Mr Walker: “When we purchased Burcote Consultancy we agreed to stop using the name by the end of 2012. As we examined how to do that it became apparent that this presented a good opportunity to simplify things across the Group and make it more cohesive.
“These changes make it much easier to explain what we can offer to clients and easier for clients to make the decision to buy from more than one part of the Group. It marks an exciting start to what we expect to be an exciting 2012 for us.”
New logos for the businesses have been drawn up and existing clients are being informed of the changes by letter.