Manfred Abraham named 2022 Global Leader in Consulting

We’re proud to announce that our very own Manfred Abraham, has been named a 2022 Global Leader in Consulting by Consulting Magazine.

Proud to join 10,000 Black Interns

As part of our commitment to diversity and inclusion, we are proud to announce that we have partnered with 10,000 Black Interns. We are now seeking applications for the Summer of 2022.

Congratulations to our award winners!

People are what makes Yonder special. In celebration of our growth, as a business and as individuals, we’re delighted to launch our leadership awards.

2020 in review: coronavirus dominates attention like no other event

In our end-of-year roundup, we take a look at the biggest news stories of 2020. It comes as no surprise that the coronavirus pandemic dominated the news this year. But there were a handful of stories that managed to surpass it.

Could Election Day overtake Coronavirus in the race for public attention?

Public attention in the UK has been focused on the Coronavirus pandemic more or less consistently since February. But as the US Presidential election looms, will public attention sway?

Yonder: New launch reimagines consultancy model

Today marks the launch of Yonder – a new consultancy combining research, strategy, imagination and activation to respond to the need that businesses have today for a consultancy partner to drive business performance in response to changing customer and market dynamics.

Netflix but don’t chill: the businesses working hardest to meet customer needs during COVID-19

The Yonder Opportunity Index has ranked seventy of the biggest businesses in the UK according to their ability to meet customer needs since the onset of COVID-19.

This is a creative call to arms

Do you see it too? The same repetitive approach to brand design. Safety embedded in every new visual identity. The lack of danger.

Coronavirus beats Brexit in the fight for public attention

As we take a look back at the most noticed news stories of September 2020, we see that Coronavirus continues to dominate the news.