The Hong Kong Council for Testing and Certification
(HKCTC) has engaged the School of Design of the Hong Kong Polytechnic
University (PolyU) for a rebranding project focusing on redefining the visual
identity and communication strategies of the Council. A series of workshops and surveys were
conducted in the past few months and the project is close to completion. The presentation of the outcome and findings was
held on 8 March 2024. Firstly, I met the Chairman and took photo for memory.
(Left: I, Prof. Wong Wing-Tak (Chairman, HKCTC), Mr.
Lau Wai-Ming (Assistant Commissioner, ITC) and Prof. Benny Leong)
In the beginning, Prof. Wong Wing-Tak (Chairman,
HKCTC) gave a welcome speech.
Then Prof. Benny Leong introduced the presentation
session including brand strategy design, their approach, current gap and proposal.
The aim of workshops is to reinforce and enhance the “Test in Hong Kong,
Certified in Hong Kong” brand via Strategic Branding Design. He also introduced
Design team including Erika Ho (1st left standup one) for branding,
Cyrick Leung for marketing and Karen Yue for UI/UX design.
And then Prof. Leong briefed the overview of the
rebrand project through four steps and they were “Discover”, “Define”, “Develop”
and “Deliver”. That is comprehend to understanding of HKCTC and co-research
with all stakeholders.
After that three core pillars of HKCTC was briefed
including Reliability, Trustworthiness and High-quality. Karen briefed that Reliability
separated into two parts and they were Global Connectivity and Industry
Reputation. Trustworthiness also separated into two parts and they were Regular
Industry Updates and Long-Standing Reputation. High-quality appeared most
frequency in workshop participants.
Then Cyrick Leung mentioned the current gaps from
Assorted to Reassuring, from Reactive to Agile, and from Potential to Market
Enabling.
For Market Enabling part, researchers received strong and
weak signals that HKCTC should pioneer new practices for the T&C industry,
in regards to the changing market landscape and evolving market needs, both
locally and globally.
We all discussed the rebranding strategies during the presentation
workshop.
Rebranding is including four parts in different focused
in problem vs opportunity, internal and external, respectively.
The short- and long-term strategies were introduced
including rebranding, company credential, website revamp, PR &
advertisement, as well as social media.
For social media, some governmental successful cases were
discussed.
Finally, the summary of situation from past, present
and future were presented.
Lastly, Prof. Wong Wing-Tak appreciated all
participants to make this rebranding activity success.
We then had tea and continued discussion.
Before left, I took a photo with my classmate Dr.
Fanny Tang for memory.
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