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Bruno settles in London
It's official: we're opening our London office. A year after doubling in size and sales, the agency is following the logical course of its growth.
More and more, our customers are coming to us with international challenges: immersing ourselves abroad, as we did in San Francisco, is an obvious gas pedal of our understanding of these markets.
Bruno was a lovely grandfather. Today, it’s a branding agency.
Our story is rooted in family heritage and a passion for imagery. This rebranding marks a new chapter for Bruno, true to our roots and forward-looking. Discover how we’ve redefined our vision for branding.
Bruno rebrands.
Our story began as a family in a small office in Normandy. We've come a long way since then. We've welcomed new talents, expanded our skills, refining our expertise, and deepening our understanding of digital branding. Above all, we've shaped a unique culture. Now, it’s time to update Bruno, and we’re excited to share the journey with you.
We adopted the four-day week.
100% of Bruno's team members are on board with the four-day workweek. In fact, 77% of workers in France support it. Here at Bruno, we adopted this model in 2023. It all started with a conversation: the team wanted to try it, so we did our research and implemented it. This rhythm better suits our business and our vision of work. No regrets—we're excited to share why.
French companies rebranding abroad
From Decathlon by Wolff Olins to Deezer and Happn by Koto, and Alan and CenterParcs (Pierre et Vacances) by DesignStudio, iconic French companies are increasingly entrusting their rebranding to foreign agencies. Why are national treasures turning to international talents? What are we missing to compete in digital branding?