At The Assembly Line we’re passionate about places and businesses and connecting the people around them
The Assembly Line is a consultancy, led by Diane Cunningham that connects people with their place and businesses with their customers/clients.
We specialise in project management, stakeholder engagement and start-up and enterprise support and marketing for local authorities, architects and specialist consultancies and with large business and financial services companies.
In places we launch and improve street markets, create opportunities for businesses to thrive via start-up and enterprise programmes and build communication programmes to reach a wide range of stakeholders.
For businesses, we join sales and marketing together to launch new services, create and deliver marketing campaigns to grow clients and accounts, build market presence and client relationships and develop compelling stories using your customer and contract data.
We develop and manage projects in a no-nonsense, practical way, working flexibly and bringing order to chaos to produce cost effective, measurable results.
We launch and improve street markets, support enterprise and engage and support businesses around high streets, connecting people with place.
Our founder, Diane Cunningham is an Expert on the High Streets Task Force, sits on the London Market Board and is a Fellow of the Institute of Place Management.
We launch new services and build client relationships for business services companies and those working with local government.
We do this by advising people in senior, client-facing roles on their messaging and business development, particularly in regulated services businesses.
A project to examine the health of businesses on Walworth Road to develop a medium-term economic vision for the high street in the context of the redevelopment of Elephant & Castle town centre.
Developing a customer showcase using infographics, case studies and video to create compelling stories about customers, clients, places and companies to uncover the stories behind the data.
A public consultation, working with the council’s Insight Team to devise a trader and customer survey, run drop-in sessions and use the response data to produce a three year strategy for five street markets.
BUSINESSES ENGAGED
STREET MARKETS REVIEWED
NEW SERVICES LAUNCHED
PROJECTS FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES
With non-essential businesses allowed to trade again this month, we spoke to Tower Hamlets Council to hear how they were preparing their markets for reopening.
Exploring changes to the public realm
This month we’ve curated a series of events with Matter Architecture for The London Society where our director, Diane is a Trustee.
Seaside towns for business?
What are the success factors to attract investment and can they be reimagined as business locations? We’re researching New Brighton and Folkestone to find out.