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Who or what is Catalyst Design?
History of Catalyst Design
Catalyst Design and Media was formed in 1998 by current owners Zoë Beavis and Chris Searle. After a degree in art, design and marketing at the University of Lancaster, Zoë’s business background was working with design agencies in regional press advertising and subsequently, account management for another design agency in Bristol. Chris studied graphic design in Bristol and worked for two local agencies, progressing quickly to the position of senior designer. Both Chris and Zoë were keen to start a brand new business which would capitalise on their complementary agency and design experience and which would have its own specific focus: creative design would be as important as the bottom line. 11 years later, we are pleased to report that this continues to be the case and the creativeness of our business output is as important as ever. Please read below a selection of testimonials by some of our satisfied clients.
Testimonials from happy customers
"Working with Catalyst is always a pleasure. They are lovely to deal with, and produce excellent work for us. They advise well on all design and printing concerns I may have, and are flexible in the way they work. The end result of our publication always looks fantastic, and the feedback we receive is evidence that the readers love it as much as we do!."
Forestry Commission England
"We were absolutely delighted with the product and service Catalyst provided."
World Snooker Limited

“Catalyst has built a quality web site and we are all immensely proud of the professional image it presents.”
NTEGRITY Insurance Solutions

"Can I say how much we love the audio visual presentation! We had many positive comments."
Westonbirt Arboretum

"What a great job the Corporate Plan is. Looks really good and has had lots of positive feedback, especially on the choice of photos."
Forestry Commission England

"I just picked up a copy of the classical brochure this morning - it's gorgeous! Thanks ever so much for all the work you've done on this job."
Colston Hall, Bristol