Dialogue celebrates 10 year milestone with rebrand and wave of new client wins
Independent agency Dialogue has proudly marked a decade of success with a bold rebrand that captures its evolution, innovative approach and future vision, while welcoming several new clients to its expanding portfolio.
While PR remains at the core of Dialogue’s expertise, the rebrand represents a natural evolution reflecting the comprehensive services the agency now delivers – a hybrid of PR, social and content in the spheres of owned, earned and paid and the strategic spots where they overlap.
Announcing the rebrand and recent client wins, Managing Director & Founder Kate Bradley (pictured above left with The Block’s guest host Neale Whitaker) said: “Over the past decade, Dialogue has become a trusted strategic partner for leading global and local brands, built on a reputation of consistently executing innovative communication strategies and impactful activations with Kate Bradley & Neale Whitaker at creativity and excellence.
“Today’s integrated media landscape has dissolved the traditional boundaries between PR, content creation, influencer relations, brand-building and social media,” notes Kate Bradley. “Dialogue operates at this powerful intersection, seamlessly blending creative strategy, PR expertise, social media and content development across owned, earned and paid channels. As we step into 2025, we’re thrilled to unveil our refreshed identity that embodies our holistic approach.”
Known for its in-depth experience across the drinks and hospitality sector, Dialogue welcomes Posca Hydrate – Australia’s first sugar-free sparkling hydration drink in a can – founded by media personality Merrick Watts to its portfolio, along with drinks innovator Fourth Wave Wine and its dynamic portfolio of leading brands including Tread Softly, Little Giant and Elephant in the Room.
The agency is also delighted to be partnering with leading housewares supplier Fackelmann Housewares across their Stanley Rogers and Luigi Bormioli brands. Also welcomed to the Dialogue roster in recent months is creative floral agency, The Yard & Co and leading sustainable Australian fish producer Humpty Doo Barramundi.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary, Dialogue recently held a glitzy party at Number 10 in Rushcutters Bay, where the agency rebrand was unveiled to guests. The event was attended by elite tastemakers, business leaders and celebrities, inclusive of some of Australia’s most recognised faces in TV, such as The Block’s guest host Neale Whitaker, comedian and TV personality Merrick Watts, Everyday Gourmet’s host Justine Schofield, baker and author Katherine Sabbath and My Kitchen Rule’s contestant Arrnott Olssen.
Design agency Common was engaged by Dialogue to craft the sophisticated new brand identity featuring a modernised logo, refined visual style and refreshed messaging that reflects the agency’s commitment to continually evolving and innovating.
Dialogue’s diverse client portfolio also includes Acer, HPM, Legrand, Energizer, Armor All, Ferrero (Nutella and Kinder), Casella Family Brands, Australian Beer Co., Duxton Vineyards and Hyatt Regency Sydney, to name a few.
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