The design consultancy provides excellent services helping organisations to communicate more effectively with their clients. They create positive and engaging brands, websites, digital campaigns, inspiring literature and media experiences.

Liven currently help clients within the fashion, property, education, energy, travel and corporate industries. Some of their clients include Arrows Group Recruitment, a large recruitment firm based in Waterloo, London. Liven created a new image for the agency which was extremely well received and even featured on the front cover of the Recruitment International magazine.

Liven Creative brand expert James Glass says: “I believe passionately in the integral role that effective design can play in solving business challenges. My approach when working with clients centres predominantly on strategic account planning and direction: listening, distilling critical information and providing innovative and commercially viable solutions which represent a client’s core values and unique strengths to ultimately address the challenges they face.”

The move will see Liven Creative taking up residence in their new home in Send, Surrey from the 1st February 2012. Their new address will be:

3 Tannery House,

Tannery Lane,

Send

GU23 7EF

The central phone number for the new office will be 01483 331250.

From their new location, Liven Creative will be able to provide a higher level of service to clients as well as continue to expand in terms of size, service areas and expertise.

For further information please or to get in touch with Liven please visit: www.livencreative.com

Client: Liven Creative

Contact Name: James Glass

Address: 3 Tannery House, Tannery Lane, Send, GU23 7EF

Contact Number: 01483 331250

Email: james@livencreative.com

Website: http://www.livencreative.com/main/main/index

Barack Obama, a 47-year-old first-term senator from Illinois, shattered more than 200 years of history Tuesday night by winning election as the first African-American president of the United States.

A crowd of nearly a quarter-million jammed Grant Park and the surrounding area in Chicago, where Obama addressed the nation for the first time as its president-elect at midnight ET. Hundreds of thousands more — Mayor Richard Daley said he would not be surprised if a million Chicagoans jammed the streets — watched on a large television screen outside the park.

“If there is anyone out there who doubts that America is a place where anything is possible, who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer,” Obama declared.