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RPS Group Launches new global brand - making Complex Easy

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January 15, 2019

15 January RPS Group, leading multi-sector global professional services firm, today unveils a new corporate brand identity, signalling a renewed focus for the Group.The exercise, which has been run and executed by internal talent from across the business, has refined the company’s Purpose – Making Complex Easy, as well as its Promise and Behaviours. It is intended that the new brand, governed by these elements, will support RPS in its objective to becoming the best mid-sized consulting firm in its global industry, serving the property, energy, transport, water, defence & government services and resources sectors.For full details please see RPS Brand Launch Press Release 15.1.19 FINALPlease visit the company’s new and inspiring website

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