Empine marks growth with a new identity

Off the back of strong financial performance and growing demand for managed print and physical brand delivery, Empine Print Management set out an ambitious growth plan for 2026/27, and just three months into its financial year, it's making huge strides forward.

Empine recently celebrated 10 years in business and has seen year-on-year growth since its inception, but the brand has remained rooted in an earlier version of who it was.

As the company has moved into a new head office and begun the next phase of growth, it is taking the opportunity to unveil a new Empine identity, one that better reflects where the business is going, and one that is more representative of the ambitions of its clients.

Empine's clients are ambitious and inspiring organisations, and the brand needed to reflect that. Over the past 12 months, Empine has created a clear brand vision and value structure, acquired two production businesses, and increased warehouse capacity threefold.

While the look is changing, the things that matter most remain the same: the people, the values (recently enhanced and defined), and the commitment to delivering exceptional service. This allows Empine to sharpen its focus on the clients where it delivers the greatest value.

Jacob Knowles, business director, said: "This is the start of an ambitious new five year plan that we have spent a lot of time preparing. Although that ambition is ours, the core of what makes it happen is how we support the ambitions and goals of our customers. Since launching the business, we have always claimed to 'make print work' and being 'more than just a printer,' and we are doubling down on that."

Positioning itself as a long term partner rather than a transactional supplier, Empine Print Management continues to focus on managing the physical side of brand delivery so clients can concentrate on strategy, fundraising, operations and growth.

With continued investment in people, systems and partnerships, Empine remains focused on helping organisations ensure print works quietly and reliably behind the scenes, wherever they operate.