At WDF our values guide everything we do, and we pride ourselves on the substance and quality of the work we deliver. We strive to truly live by those ideas of being:
We are usually better at doing rather than telling, letting our day to day interactions show how we deliver for our clients and the wider community. However, we realise that the way we present is also important, and that's why we have embarked on a refresh of our company brand. We want our look to reflect that you are working with a progressive, professional and innovative business advisor.
Taking the wonderful feedback we received from you in our survey last year, we sat down with a graphic design team who asked us to crystallise just what makes us tick. Above all, the WDF brand needs to represent honesty and flexibility with an innovative and forward looking vision. This philosophy sits at the heart of who we are.
We believe that WDF will continue to stand for quality and care – going that extra mile through customised approaches, collaboration, problem solving and tech-smart accounting. Our clients rely on us to be both innovative and future focussed, taking a fresh approach, whilst always delivering to the highest level. So, our new branding represents a decisive symbol of quality and innovation - a double tick of quality if you will.
The team here at WDF love our new look and feel, vibrant colours and modern logo. We hope you enjoy the new look too!
Art by Maggie Deall at The Little Yellow House.
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