We've been around for over 20 years now and throughout that time we've built long lasting relationships with our clients, some we've worked with for over 15 years and still going strong.
We pride ourselves on delivering the best service and the best results for anyone we work with. That means we might challenge you from time to time but it's only to get the best bang for your buck.
Wow, where has the time gone?! Established back in 1999 in an old barn with one Quadra 800 Mac, one telephone and one fax machine trying to get an internet connection on the modem - we've come a long way since.
Along the way, we've moved home, completed over 6,000 projects, expanded the team, won awards and expanded our services to offer marketing, creative, digital and web.
We've decided that we need to try to give more back - to good causes, to local causes, to causes which mean something to us. We've each chosen a charity close to our hearts and we'll be helping out in any which way we can.
What we've done so far:
Raised over £8,000 for local charities. Not only does it give us that warm, fuzzy feeling but it really does help them out and we're glad to do it.
Took part in a twelve-hour karting endurance marathon, driving from Manor Royal to Le Mans - over 540km - in go-karts. Raising a staggering £1,540 for the Sussex Community Foundation - not a bad day's work.
Ran, swam and cycled the five hundred miles from St. Catherine's Hospice site in Argyll & Bute to Crawley. Five hundred miles, all in a month raising £1,806.
Ran a marathon in aid of The British Heart Foundation.
Storm12 set out to be carbon neutral by 2025. For a service company like Storm12, where most of our work is generated in-house, we do not have many physical suppliers. Therefore our main carbon generation comes from our energy sources and our transportation, so in a very simple sense we are a third of the way there. We have already switched our electricity supply to 100% renewable and in the last year we've helped prevent an amount of carbon equal to 1.7 flights from London to New York from entering the atmosphere. Now, we're focusing on transport and heating.
