Liverpool software developer Yozu has a new board and a new brand image as it looks forward to its 10th birthday next March.
The new branding launched publicly today, and follows the company’s implementation of a C-suite to lead the continued scaling of its operations.
The four newly appointed directors are Paul Davies, chief operating officer; Justyn Clark, chief technology officer; Andrew Whittaker, chief creative officer, and Jonathan Saunders, who steps into a director role following a number of years as a non-executive.
Yozu has been supporting the digital transformation of UK businesses since 2013, and has worked with companies like Yodel to design and build bespoke software platforms and apps that unlock profitability and facilitate rapid growth within their business.
The agency has also recently entered into partner agreements with global consumer brand management powerhouse, Ceuta Group and leading IT infrastructure and services provider Softcat Plc.
Overseeing the rebrand, Yozu’s CEO, Luke Morgan, said: “After helping our clients develop future shaping software for almost 10 years, we felt that our experience and maturity as a team needed to be better reflected within our branding. Our design and marketing team have created a fantastic, fresh brand that really supports our intention to deliver on the art of what’s possible with a broader range of enterprise clients and the public sector.”
