When infogr8 launched in 2012, data was already integral in business and society…
So ever since, we have made it our mission to make data accessible and attractive for everyone - not just analysts.
Over the last decade we’ve been fortunate to develop multi-award winning work. Even more important to us however are our long-term relationships with our clients, partners and specialists which help us deliver on our Data for Everyone® mission.
From the beginning, our Founder & CEO Richard Silvester has been the strategic advisor to the expert teams around him while driving infogr8 towards meeting its mission. As a natural complement to this, he also takes an active seat on the board of directors at the Data Visualization Society.
“Data can be overwhelming – which is why our approach is all about democratising it,” says Richard. “We’re noticing briefs becoming ever more purpose-centred, with organisations realising the huge need to share genuine and accessibly-presented evidence of their progress towards goals. This is really motivating for our teams, and also a key driver of growth for our partners and future clients as we emerge from COVID-19”.
Our brand values
Smart, valuable and fulfilling
Visual by demo, data for everyone
We are fast, light and effective
At Macmillan we have a lot of data — infogr8 helped tell an important story with our data, one that is easy to understand and interact with.
I was impressed from start to finish with the team and organisation (it made a really nice change from other suppliers I work with)
I’m really happy with the end product too.
I was really impressed with the professionalism of Infogr8. Their expertise in conveying data in a visually engaging way was fundamental to the success of this project.
It looks phenomenal. We did some last minute training this morning for those who will be staffing the booth. While demo-ing, I occasionally looked up from the screen to the audience. I kept seeing nodding, smiling faces. That never happens to me when I speak in public.
And I certainly never see expressions of “wow, that is cool”. Which I kept seeing.