Our Bronze Win at The Drum Awards 2025

We’re pretty chuffed to say that our work with global network Baker Tilly has picked up a Bronze at The Drum Awards Festival 2025 in the Digital Experience: B2B, Finance and Professional Services category.

Drum Award Badge

There’s some good news here over here at LuckyTurn HQ!

We’re pretty chuffed to say that our work with global network Baker Tilly has picked up a Bronze at The Drum Awards Festival 2025 in the Digital Experience: B2B, Finance and Professional Services category.

This wasn’t a 'new homepage and a tidy footer' kind-of-thing, but a multi-market, multi-stakeholder, digital transformation, and the kind that only works when the client is properly along for the ride as well.

A global challenge with moving parts 

It was clear from the start that this was a big piece of work. Different regions, different needs, some different opinions and the small task of creating one coherent digital experience that worked for every corner of the network. This meant: 

  • bringing voices into alignment
  • finding the sweet spot between global consistency and local personality
  • reshaping content and journeys for diverse audiences
  • building something scalable
Project screens bti

How the partnership shaped the work

Honestly, the reason it worked so well is because we tackled it with the client, not for them. 

Workshops, interviews, shared documents, multiple video calls, all the usual ingredients of a complex project. Together, we rebuilt the narrative, the structure, the architecture and the design system to create a unified digital experience that still felt local at heart. The final experience feels clear, modern and confident because it had to satisfy real needs across real markets, not just look good in a deck.

Why this win matters...

Awards are nice, but the real story here is that the hard stuff paid off. 

A complex brief turned into something clear, usable and scalable. It proves that when you take on challenging projects and stick with them, you can equip a global organisation with a digital setup that actually works for every market. For the client, it’s about gaining something they can use, adapt and build on long term.

For us, it’s also reminder that solving difficult problems is exactly where we do our best work. And now we’ve got a shiny Bronze to prove it!
 

Blog/insights

  • James gambling

    From the outset the LTM team took the time to understand our business and our customers and to really help us focus on our aims. Thoroughly recommend working with LTM. James Gambling Marketing Director

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  • George Allabaster

    “LuckyTurn were fantastic to work with, professional, responsive, and solution-focused. They guided us through a full and complex site migration and strengthened our SEO strategy with huge improvements. The team frequently went above and beyond, and I’d recommend them to anyone looking for a digital agency. George Allabaster Senior Digital Delivery Officer

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  • Amy grohmann

    LuckyTurn Media team are great to work with, completing tasks in a timely manner and consistently available to assist. Their efficiency and willingness to help make them a dependable partner for our website needs. Amy Grohmann Digital Marketing Manager @ Caring Homes

  • James gambling

    From our initial concept briefs with outline plans and goals the LTM team helped structure a site with clear UX, build a complicated cruise search and lead-generation tool and finally took the new business to launch as our partner. James Gambling Marketing Director

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  • Daniel Griffiths Professional Photo

    John and the LuckyTurn Media team shared our vision and had genuine passion and understanding in our complex project of creating a new global website solution for our network of independent accountancy and business advisory firms. Daniel Griffiths Senior Digital Marketing Manager @ Baker Tilly International

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