Practise what you preach

IE Digital has been busy designing, building and populating its two brand new websites.

Leading by example

Helping organisations to communicate their unique personality, values and proposition, in order to better engage with their audiences – that's IE's bread and butter. So it's only right that, every so often, we subject ourselves to the same rigorous process.

IE has been busy of late, designing, building and populating two brand new websites – each focused on a single area of specialism – to celebrate our work as the Brand and Digital experience agency for Charity, Health and Education.

Beautifully optimised mobile experience

We challenged our talented team of digital designers and developers to pull out all the stops. They opted to build the frontend in Angular, and a backend CMS in Drupal 8 – which has since become IE Digital's go-to CMS for client sites too.

The new websites have a single purpose: to celebrate the award winning work we create for our fantastic non-profit clients.

We’d love to know what you think – of the sites and the work they showcase. Have a browse here and hop across to iebrand.co.uk too.

If you like what you see, perhaps we can help you to tell your story.

Ollie Leggett

Managing Director and Brand Strategist

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About Ollie

Driven by a desire to stand alongside values driven organisations and to make a difference through the power of brand and digital, Ollie founded IE in 1994 and continues to support IE’s more complex brand consultancy projects.

Notable not-for-profit clients include Christian Aid, Teach First, FPA (Family Planning Association), pfeg (now Young Money), Career Ready, Charity Job, Goldman Sachs Foundation, Cranfield University, University of Cambridge, and the universities of Aberdeen, Aston, Birmingham, Bristol, Imperial College London, Liverpool, Plymouth Marjon, Queen Mary UoL, Reading, Warwick and York.

A regular speaker at CHASE, CASE and AGCAS, Ollie has worked in the creative sector for 30 years and is an opinion leader on the subject of optimising business practices within the creative industries. A passionate advocate of self-improvement and the power of peer networks, Ollie is a graduate of business school programmes at Cranfield School of Management, London Business School and Aston Business School.

Ollie was awarded a Goldman Sachs Foundation small business leader scholarship to study toward an Executive MBA at Aston Business School. His Final Project entitled "Assessing the value of the CBIRM (Corporate Brand Identity and Reputation Matrix) framework to an international charity seeking to re-articulate its corporate brand" utilises the charity Open Doors International as a case study. In 2018, he graduated with Distinction.

He is a Visiting Industrial Fellow and Guest Lecturer at Aston University, a BSEEN business mentor, a volunteer for the Ahead Partnership and a Queen’s Small Business Charter Mark business school assessor for the Association of Business Schools. Ollie recently retired as a trustee of Trident: Reach The People Charity (a £14m+ social investment charity in the Midlands) to become a founder member of Christian Aid's Salt Business Network.

Ollie was consulted by Lord Young as he gathered insights for ‘The Report on Small Firms’ and Lord Heseltine for his report ‘No Stone Unturned in Pursuit of Growth’. Lord Young’s office expressed thanks with an invitation to No.10 Downing Street and the Queen’s Garden Party.

In his free time, he is an avid runner, cook and figurative sculptor. Having raised thousands of pounds running half and full marathons for Midlands charities, he’s currently trying to improve his personal best.