Decker Paves the Way for a Connecticut Department of Transportation Brand Refresh
Sep. 27, 2024
Working with long time client, Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT), Decker was tapped for a branding refresh for the department, according to SVP, Strategy & development, Andrew Kesin.
Decker crafts distinct and powerful marketing campaigns for brands that connects them with consumers in meaningful ways to stand out from the competition by creating impact that makes a positive difference.
Kesin explained:
“Over the past year, the Decker team has dedicated countless hours working closely with leadership at CTDOT to define a new mission and mission system, dynamic brand voice, and fresh visual identity complete with a revamped logo and comprehensive set of branding guidelines.
Agency Creative Director, Dom DeLoya added:
"This refresh is not just about a new logo or colors; it's about evolving, staying relevant in a dynamic market, and enhancing the brand story. Sprawling, but focused, and all squarely aimed at the mission: Improving Lives Through Transportation."



The brand refresh will roll out in late summer and early fall throughout all branches of the CTDOT.
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