Definitely not from Kentucky. Trillium Development had a restaurant concept ready for opening…but missing a brand and identity. The fried chicken delivery concept was going to be launched in Ghana, a country where fish is the daily staple and chicken is enjoyed on special occasions. Our challenge was to come up with a name that can be franchised across the West African coast. We dived into research from an anthropological perspective to understand our consumer. The insights discovered revealed key points about their dialect and colloquial language, the cultural meaning of certain colors, and aspects of visual clarity that increase recognition.

 

Client : Chick’n Champ
Sector : Food & Beverage
Market : Republic of Ghana

Capabilities:
Brand Audit, Brand Naming, Corporate Identity

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This led to the chosen name: Chick’n Champ. It is easy to remember and pronounce and highlights a slang word used every day by the local community: “Champ”. The brand identity reflects the culture by using warm and vibrant colors, resonating with the African landscape and blending with local life.
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Driving things forward, the campaign used entertaining messages that highlighted the benefits of the 6 key services that are CITYVAN’S unique selling points. Cost saving. Hassle free. Reliable. Environmentally conscious. Free Wi-Fi. Door to door service. An English and Arabic campaign was born with the tagline “The app that….” to stress that the innovative service has a user-friendly app. The call to action “Download the app that takes you further” engaged the audience even more by highlighting how the app has a positive impact on your pocket, daily life, and the environment. It transported the brand from A to Z.

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