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rebrand comes at a time when endometriosis is stagnating
in misdiagnosis, ignorance and misunderstanding. And
the two million British women suffering from the condition
still can’t be sure of a cure.
Robert Music, chief executive of Endometriosis
UK, said: “The new name sharpens the charity’s
image and strengthens our branding, clearly identifying
what we are about.
“The work that has gone into
the relaunch – from the research to the redesign
- has cost us nothing.
"In 2005 we won a competition
allowing us 14 days free communications support from
one of the UK’s largest public relations companies,
Weber Shandwick. It was so shocked by the size of the
problem - both the lack of awareness and the challenges
of raising funds – that it wanted its contribution
to have a long-term and significant impact. It worked
with members of the charity to create a unique identity
that is intelligent, creative, relative and focused.”
Endometriosis
UK: providing support - increasing understanding
For more information please contact
Endometriosis UK
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