Founded in Manchester and now based in London, The Chase is a globally recognized creative consultancy known for its award-winning work in advertising, branding, and design. Over 35 years, the studio has built a reputation for concept-driven creativity and exceptional craft across all media. Led by a team of multidisciplinary designers, The Chase has collaborated with clients including the World Gold Council, Royal Mail, Kingston University, Smith & Nephew, and Preston North End. Consistently ranked among the most awarded consultancies worldwide, the studio continues to challenge conventions and set benchmarks for creative excellence.
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The article explores whether university remains the best route into the creative industry in 2025. Featuring insights from creative leaders across agencies, it concludes that while formal education still offers structure and mentorship, self-taught and alternative paths are increasingly valid. The piece highlights accessibility, evolving technology, and the importance of time and practical experience in shaping creative careers.
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May compiles advice from leading creative directors and studio founders for graduates entering the design industry in 2025. The piece highlights themes of self-kindness, authenticity, personal branding, leadership, and embracing technology such as AI. Contributors from studios like SomeOne, Red Antler, and Fold7Design share practical insights for navigating the evolving creative landscape.
Creative Boom reports that the Northern Design Festival will return to Lancaster in May 2025 with a programme focused on transparency in creative practice. The event will feature talks, panels, and workshops from studios such as Hondo Studio, Studio Up North, BBC Creative, and The Chase. Co-founders Antonia Arbova and Niamh Cartwright emphasize openness, inclusivity, and honest storytelling as the festival’s guiding themes.