Richard Brownlie-Marshall Joins Judging Panel for Transform Awards Europe 2025

Designer and brand expert Richard Brownlie-Marshall has been announced as a judge for the Transform Awards Europe 2025. Known for his innovative approach to design and branding, Richard will join an esteemed panel of experts to evaluate and celebrate the most exceptional brand transformations across Europe.

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Now in its fifteenth year, the Transform Awards Europe is a leading platform for recognising excellence in branding, encompassing categories such as visual identity, creative strategy, brand architecture, and audio branding. Richard’s inclusion underscores his significant impact in the creative industry and cements his reputation as a thought leader in the world of branding.

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As the Head of Creative at Mindful Chef, Richard has redefined brand storytelling, leading partnerships with household names like Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place, Gymkhana, and ZOE. His work spans diverse sectors, including spearheading Pret A Manger’s Veggie Pret concept and retail expansion, and collaborating with brands like Zizzi and Candy Kittens.

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The Transform Awards Europe is a benchmark for branding excellence, attracting top-tier agencies, organisations, and individuals. Previous winners include iconic names such as Pentagram, Landor, and Futurebrand, showcasing the prestige associated with this event.

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Richard’s unique ability to blend creativity with commercial strategy will undoubtedly bring a fresh perspective to the judging process. His multi-hyphenate career reflects a profound understanding of brand evolution, making him a valuable addition to the judging panel.

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The 2025 Transform Awards Europe promises to be a milestone event, celebrating the artistry and strategy behind the most impactful branding projects. Stay tuned for insights from Richard Brownlie-Marshall and other industry leaders as they shape the future of design and brand strategy.

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For more information on the Transform Awards Europe and its categories, visit Transform Magazine.