Construction BUSINESS

Dublin-based construction company, Ardmac has completed a rebranding initiative focused on elevating the company’s vision and mission across all the organisation – in culmination with its 40^th anniversary as a leading international specialist contractor. The rebranding initiative gives Ardmac, who have a broad portfolio of clients in the cleanroom, data centre, fit-out and refurbishment & construction sectors, a new logo and refreshed identity whilst unifying the company image to reflect how the business has evolved, with a much broader offering and greater reach.

Ronan Quinn, CEO of Ardmac, says: “This is an exciting time for Ardmac as we continue to evolve as a company.  It is important that Ardmac retains its established values but at the same time develops a new and modern identity that shows who we are today. The new rebranding reinforces the value we deliver through our comprehensive service offerings in our four sectors of fit-out, cleanroom, data centre and refurbishment & construction.”

He adds: “Ardmac’s vision is to be the contractor of choice for clients and the employer of choice for great people. We have worked closely with our staff, as well as focusing on our clients to develop a brand identity that represents what Ardmac is about. The rebrand evolution represents our integral values and shows how the firm has grown into a respected multifaceted international specialist construction company.”

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Ardmac recently celebrated the completion of a rebranding initiative – in culmination with its 40th anniversary – at the Westin in Dublin. Pictured (L-R) are: Brent Pope; Tom Kelly, Head of Manufacturing, Global Sourcing and Competitiveness Division at Enterprise Ireland; Richard Joyce, Managing Director at Linesight, and Ronan Quinn CEO at Ardmac.