It is once again time for the annual report!

The 2008 annual report for Sandnes Sparebank alone was awarded gold in the Farmand Award (Idea and design), silver in the Graphis international competition (where Fasett won three of the four Nordic awards for annual reports, in 2010), silver in Gullblyanten, became a ‘Finalist’ in the European Design Awards, was nominated for the Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, and, last but not least, in the world’s finest design competition, the report was voted ‘red dot: best of the best’.

Each new project simulates new thoughts, and we have broad experience of different types of annual report. What is not new from year to year is that it is important for the result to start early.

 A meeting in the near future would be a natural start-up. This meeting will clarify what you want to say. Over the course of a couple of weeks, we can then look at how we can say it.

What do you want to say?
It could be a story, a general theme, a strong focus on news or, for example, a position in relation to new markets/investors. Look at the opportunities to strengthen your brand. 



How should we say it?

We can do this through different temperaments (hushed, happy, aggressive, etc.) using different tools and finally a paper quality and packaging which further reinforce the message. All this is important to think about beforehand.

Form and format, medium and channel – the possibilities are endless!

If you decide to create a ʻclassic’ printed version, which also acts as an expanded brochure about your company, or a version which acts as a separate website, or even an annual report-app, we will help you work it out and develop the finished product (or products) in collaboration with you.

How do we map out the way forward?

We will define a progress schedule with dates for internal/external processes, different inputs and deliveries, dedicated people and the financial framework. We then enter a new phase which we can talk about later. Contact Pål Hjorth Berge (51 84 48 08 / 909 22 639) to discuss the year 2011.