Conquest Ink’s clients are thought leaders with complex and interesting stories and are typically focused on social impact, business or education.
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The mission of Barlow Impact Group (B.I.G.) is indeed big - to use all granting and investment capital to fund change makers who seek to advance equality, primarily in the Asia-Pacific region. The Barlow Foundation recently moved from a traditional philanthropic model to being at the forefront of impact investment and granting whereby all resources are activated for true change.
Conquest Ink led the brand identity and launch campaign for a new women’s GP clinic in Werribee, Women’s Health Hub. This involved development of brand assets, wayfinding, website, communications strategy and digital strategy. Within two weeks of opening, the clinic had secured more than 2000 clients and continues to grow from strength to strength. Design and naming components of project were in collaboration with Garland Blanchard.
Founded in the 1970s, PNO Insurance sought a fresh brand narrative and new brand identity to reflect its service offering. This involved the delivery of a new website, marketing collateral and visual assets that were incorporated into the office.
Onsite Medical Hub was born in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and shares a vision for Victorian workplaces prioritising good health and well-being. It offers onsite flu vaccinations and COVID-19 testing to business and education leaders. Conquest Ink delivered a new brand identity, visual assets and brand narrative to tell the story in its most compelling way. We also designed content for the website and digital media launch.
Active Services Group has been in operation since the 1980s and was seeking a brand refresh. This resulted in the change of brand name to ON Electrics and a new brand identity, visual assets, website and digital media content plan.
Conquest Ink led two special projects for the Reach Foundation. Sanna Conquest led a game changing event whereby 25 business and Government leaders were locked up in Pentridge Prison with 25 young people from Reach and juvenile justice for 36 hours. This event was later aired on Channel 7 via the ‘Doing Time’ documentary. The event raised target funds and led to significant ongoing State and Federal Government partnerships and funding. Conquest Ink also led a think tank of Reach facilitators and education thought leaders to reimagine, redesign and launch a digital teacher training program underpinned with the science of positive psychology while also appealing to young people via interactive activities curated by Reach crew. This program fast transcended from the most underperforming to the most popular program.
Sanna Conquest collaborated with Scotch College in a significant capital campaign. This involved significant key stakeholder relations, strategy development, copywriting, preparation of brochures and video treatments. This strategy successfully resulted in the securing of major funds to launch a new building focused on science and maths education resources.
Conquest Ink was hired for creative direction and copywriting skills in the development of marketing collateral for the International division of Macquarie University. This body of work resulted in the growth of international student attendance.
From little things big things grow. Dan Adams, Hugh Evans and the Oaktree Foundation hired Sanna Conquest to develop a compelling case for investment in a MakePOVERTYHistory concert in Melbourne to raise awareness around the need to eliminate child poverty in the developing world. We developed a fundraising proposal and secured $500K from Optus which led to an unforgettable performance by Bono, U2 and leading Australian bands. Conquest Ink also negotiated a live broadcast of the event via Channel 10.
Conquest Ink was hired by Whitelion to develop a bespoke fundraiser. We approached a high profile philanthropist to host a black tie dinner and the guest speaker was a middle aged man who spoke about the hardship and challenges of incarceration and getting back on his feet after life on the inside. This resulted in significant philanthropic awareness and funding for Whitelion. In addition, the guest speaker secured funding and support to set up his own not for profit organisation.
Acustico Lighting designs a range of designer acoustic lights for architects and interior designers across the world. Conquest Ink assisted with stakeholder relations, development of the brand story, hierarchy of key messages, digital strategy and the submission that won a prestigious Good Design Award.
Sanna Conquest approached Channel 10 and set up the live broadcast of the MAKEPovertyHISTORY concert on Channel 10 featuring Bono, U2, Pearl Jam, Jet, Paul Kelly, Eskimo Joe, Evermore and the John Butler Trio.
Sanna Conquest produced two independent documentaries for Channel 7. She spearheaded production of ‘Doing Time’ which focused on the ‘Lockout’ event she managed for the Reach Foundation where 25 CEOs were locked up with 25 young people from juvenile justice and Reach for a weekend at Pentridge Prison. She also executive produced a documentary titled ‘That Was Me’ for the former Education Foundation focused on high profile Australians returning to their public school to celebrate their favourite teachers.
Profectus enables major organisations to maximise value from their complex business-to-business transactions by delivering absolute transactional accuracy through world-leading technologies. Conquest Ink developed a Brand Value Proposition, brand narrative and hierarchy of key messages for key stakeholders. The brand narrative was shared with staff and via the website and LinkedIn profiles and culminated in a sales campaign that led to record client leads.
Hoppers Lane General Practice is a thriving GP practice based in Werribee. The client sought a simple brand refresh for the clinic practice, website and marketing collateral that reflected the excellent medical service and reflected the group’s values, vision, mission and purpose.
Conquest Ink collaborated with National Australia Bank to develop a film treatment and two short films for finalists in the Schools First program. This treatment was adopted on a national basis based on films featuring the Music Connections project at Newport Lakes Primary School and the Chess-squared program in Castlemaine primary schools.
Conquest Ink assisted Precision Projects with a new brand identity, new website and ongoing digital communications direction. The brand is designed for Victorians seeking a builder of a luxury architect designed home. Precision Projects has since developed a strong digital presence and experienced increased brand awareness which has resulted in continuous business growth.
Since 2016, Conquest Ink has worked closely with a small team to steer the marketing direction of law firms, Ryan Carlisle Thomas and Stringer Clark. This includes brand strategy, digital media content planning and execution, advertising creative campaign development and media relations. The marketing strategy is aligned with the business plan for continuous growth.
Conquest Ink provided strategic PR counsel to the CEO of realestate.com.au during an important stage of growth. This resulted in increased media coverage, improved stakeholder relations and market share growth.
Funding from Creative Victoria enabled amme and Conquest Ink to explore ‘How can we better support local designers?’ This involved a research study of 32 interviewees within the fashion industry and a white paper titled: ‘Reimagining the local fashion manufacturing industry: A Victorian Perspective’ designed to unearth and kickstart opportunities for the local fashion and textiles industry.
Conquest Ink worked with the Reach Foundation to bring together a Think Tank of thought leaders in positive psychology. This included leading educators from Geelong Grammar, St Peter’s College, the Positive Psychology Institute of Sydney and additional academics. Together we collaborated with the leadership and crew at the Reach Foundation to build strategies and content on how to best underpin Reach Foundation programs with the science of positive psychology. This led to a new and highly successful teacher training program at Reach.
Conquest Ink collaborated with the inaugural Manager of the AFL's Respect and Responsibility Program. Together we developed a strategy to build environments that are safe, supportive and inclusive of women and girls in the football industry. The Respect and Responsibility Program was an initiative for cultural change, using an emerging evidence base in family violence primary prevention.
The Education Foundation was committed to public education and later merged with the Foundation for Young Australians. Conquest Ink developed and executive produced a documentary for the Education Foundation and Channel 7 titled ‘That Was Me’ which followed business leaders returning to their former high school and sharing the impact teachers had on their lives. Sanna Conquest also worked with Board members to develop an innovative fundraiser designed to give young people greater access to the ‘World of Work’ program.
One of Sanna Conquest’s proudest and most memorable achievements was working with the World Wildlife Fund and fisheries experts in the UK. Together we set up an inaugural world conference of experts designed to preserve fisheries and oceans across the world.
Sanna Conquest consulted to the Cathy Freeman Foundation as Marketing Director from 2014 to 2016 when the organisation expanded work from 1 to 4 remote Indigenous communities. Conquest Ink led a collaboration with two design agencies to rebrand the organisation and create a new website. Conquest Ink shaped the brand story and communications for key stakeholders including Government, corporate, media and donor partners. This approach led to increased brand awareness, funding and social impact.
During a critical stage of development, Conquest Ink was hired by Fight MND to help reposition the organisation from the Cure for MND Foundation to FightMND. This involved crafting a 3 year communications strategy and legacy plan to support the advertising campaign. In addition, we launched the inaugural MND research symposium and collaborated to manage traditional media and digital media communications related to the relaunch of the brand and the Big Freeze 3 campaign. This resulted in record brand awareness and fundraising results.
Conquest Ink has played a longstanding business development role with the co-founders of social enterprise, YiaYia Next Door. This has involved developing the brand narrative, key messages, website and coaching on community and commercial partnerships and initiatives.
