Radburn Partners (formally TSB Advisory)

A bold new brand for a bold new chapter

A purpose-led rebrand: From TSB Advisory to Radburn Partners

When the founding partner retired from TSB Advisory, the consultancy entered a new chapter of its story.

The partnership knew they needed more than a brand reset. They needed a new identity.

This meant a rebrand along with a new name that:

  • Honoured their founding roots, and where they had been
  • Reflected their future aspirations, and where they were headed
  • Spoke to their work, and how they acted as a connection point between Government and business
  • Celebrated Canberra where the company is head quartered, and is the heartland of our nation’s democracy

The partnership team discussed name options for months before bringing Jude on board to help clear the noise and land on the right direction.

Taking a co-design approach, we worked alongside the team to craft a brand that balanced the company’s rich history and credibility, whilst keeping it approachable and contemporary

What we did

  • Workshop facilitation and creative exercises
  • Market scan and desktop research
  • Logo kits and brand asset suite
  • Website design
  • Website build
  • Web management training

Radburn partners – a name and story about connection

Radburns are an urban planning concept visible throughout Canberra.

Homes face each other across open communal spaces, fostering natural interaction between neighbours. It’s more than a clever design reference – it’s the perfect metaphor for how the consultancy operates: creating open channels for direct meaningful relationships between government and private sector.

Together we landed on this name through a workshop we facilitated with the client. We believe the best ideas are already in the room. Our role isn’t to impose solutions, but to create the right conditions to spark breakthroughs.

Targeted creative pre-work helped prime the client’s thinking, which we built on and stress-tested in the session. Each promising direction was checked for business name and domain availability to prevent late-stage roadblocks.

We turned the workshop’s output into brand recommendations, giving us the clarity and direction needed to take the next step: design the brand’s visual identity.

A timeless logo for the future

The brief was clear: A timeless logo that aligned with the gravitas of a credible services firm, without political associations.

We designed three options, with the chosen concept being a bespoke monogram crafted just for Radburn Partners. The logo is a refined, enduring mark that stands the test of time. Built on simplicity and strong design fundamentals, it communicates trust, professionalism, and sophistication without relying on temporary trends.

Paired with a subtle brand pattern, the full logo kit adapts to different uses while keeping the brand consistent and recognisable.

A brand toolkit designed to empower and futureproof

We created a full suite of branded assets to support the client’s transition to this new name and visual identity. This included:

  • Polished report and presentation decks: Templates were created in Microsoft Office to be adaptable for future requirements and easy to update and use.
  • Business cards: These featured a subtle embossing treatment to create a tactile, premium finish. This intentional design choice helped leave an impression at networking events.
  • Suite of social media graphics: Which ensured the new brand could be applied consistently across digital and physical touchpoints.

A website built smart and simple

The newly minted, Radburn Partners, also needed a clean, responsive site to reintroduce themselves to the world.

We kept things simple – building a single-page website in Webflow, featuring staff profiles and a clear statement of who they are and what they stand for.

Using Webflow empowered Radburn to make the changes themselves, and we provided training to give them the confidence and skills to do so.

Tech we used

  • Figma/Figjam
  • Microsoft products
  • Webflow

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