The

gap˙most

brands

ignore

is often the one place that grows the business.

Sandeep Singh Sura, brand strategist and founder of Triple Think, seated with hands clasped, holding a pen. Black and white portrait.
Signature of Sandeep Singh Sura, founder of Triple Think.
Signature of Sandeep Singh Sura, founder of Triple Think.

That’s where I work˙

Sandeep Singh Sura's award credentials: 7-time award winner and Awards Jury member for APA and Ciclope.
Sandeep Singh Sura's award credentials: 7-time award winner and Awards Jury member for APA and Ciclope.

Sandeep Sura˙ Strategy & Creative Direction

Selected Triple Think client logos: the International Trade Centre, CropLife Africa, the International School of Advertising, Upright Byte, Scrollon, Mbula Gitau Advocates, Frame Blend Post, Feldon International, Jumping Monk and Sting.
Selected Triple Think client logos: the International Trade Centre, CropLife Africa, the International School of Advertising, Upright Byte, Scrollon, Mbula Gitau Advocates, Frame Blend Post, Feldon International, Jumping Monk and Sting.

Global experience, Kenyan instinct. 25+ years across DDB, Ogilvy and BBDO, from Unilever and Coca-Cola to EABL, Britam and Kenya Tourism Board.

  • A unified brand for seven coffee-producing counties.

    The situation:

    Seven coffee-producing counties. Seven origin stories. No shared way to present Kenyan coffee on global markets. The country was being sold as a commodity; region by region, cooperative by cooperative; when the opportunity was to present as one origin with seven characters.

    The work:

    Field visits across the seven counties. Interviews and workshops with cooperatives and county marketing teams. A brand framework that gave each county its own identity inside a shared visual and verbal system. Architecture that had to work on a single 60kg bag of green coffee and on a global trade exhibition stand.

    What it produced:

    A unified Kenyan coffee identity used by seven counties to access international buyers. Currently being rolled out across cooperatives, county marketing materials, and global trade events.

    Partners on the work:

    Kenya Coffee Board, Government of Kenya, AICS (Italian Agency for Development Cooperation), ISA, E4Impact, county-level cooperatives.

  • A strategic pivot for a beverage challenger brand.

    The situation:

    Jumping Monk had a product, packaging, and presence, but the brand was trying to be everywhere at once. Multiple audiences, multiple occasions, multiple messages. The team knew growth wasn't matching the effort.

    The work:

    A workshop that audited twelve functions of the business before making any creative recommendations. The conclusion: One area. One product. One occasion. One message. One 90-day cycle to test it before scaling.

    The creative work:

    A visual system, voice, a simple ritual and content direction, followed the strategic call.

    What it produced:

    A repositioned challenger brand with a tight first-win zone and a 90-day operating rhythm. The team moved from spreading thin to building density in a single Nairobi neighbourhood before expanding.

    Partners on the work:

    Founders, distribution lead, production specialist.

  • Repositioning the Stewsday line inside NatureLock's broader business.

    The situation:

    Stewsday; NatureLock's ready-meal range, had a product that worked but a story that didn't. Inside the parent business, it didn't have clear positioning or a defined value proposition. Target audiences kept shifting; messaging stayed inconsistent.

    The work:

    A category audit followed by a two-day USP refinement session with NatureLock's CEO, internal teams, and product team. The output was a sharper brand promise, a cleaner positioning, and a messaging framework specific to Stewsday that aligned with NatureLock's broader architecture.

    What it produced:

    A clearer, ownable position for Stewsday that gave the design and packaging team a clear brief, and gave the business confidence to commit to a specific audience and occasion.

    Partners on the work:

    NatureLock CEO, internal teams, product designer, business consultants.

One path with 3 steps: Read the business. Find what's in the way. Close the gap.

Brand Read˙

KSh 100K+

An honest diagnostic of what's holding your growth back˙

Brand Break˙

KSh 300K+

A clear strategy for the one move worth making˙

Brand Build˙

KSh 500K+

The creative and brand work that closes the gap˙

  • Brand Read˙ 2 weeks

    -A close read of your business, market and competitors

    -A three-hour working session to pressure-test the real problem

    -A written direction, walked through with you; the gap and the one move

    Brand Break˙ 3/4 weeks

    -The gap defined precisely, with the evidence behind it

    -The one move chosen and the case for why it's yours

    -A 90-day plan to make it happen

    Brand Build · scoped to the move

    -The creative and brand work that delivers the move

    -Naming, identity, design, packaging or conten; as needed

    -Scoped to what the move needs, nothing it doesn't

    ˙Prices are starting points and timings are a guide; both confirmed once we scope the work. Production and third-party costs; photography, illustration, printing, web build are quoted separately.

Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute Intro˙

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