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How Corporate Branding Start-Up Fancy Inc Provides Its Clients With Personalised Services

How Corporate Branding Start-Up Fancy Inc Provides Its Clients With Personalised Services. Fancy Inc is a startup that is geared to provide its customers with a total solution, not only developing marketing concepts but also delivering branded corporate gifts to their doorstep. The company offers cost-effective extensive range of gifting, clothing and headwear, backed up by world class inventories.

Founded in 2010 by Maranda van Dam, Fancy Inc’s story of success is firmly based on innovation, integrity, customer relationships and hard work. The company’s Famous Motto is ‘Your Name Our Game’. With most of its relationships with its clients that spread over 9 years, Fancy Inc aims to be in the business for the long haul. Fancy Inc was born as a small business and it grew from infancy to a globally recognised branding company in South Africa, with intimate knowledge working with world class brands.

The company has a well known service that is efficient and fast as its one-on-one relationship with its clients, sets it apart from the rest. The company seeks to talk to its clients so that it can get to know them brand, and then come up with solutions. Graduating from The University of Pretoria with a BComm in Marketing and Hospitality, van Dam left her safe environment to work at Sun City. With many years in the hospitality industry, working with big corporate clients during events and functions, her knowledge and passion was born. She further extended her knowledge by qualifying as a photographer and her keen creative eye for detail developed.

Her path to the branding industry was further widened when she became regional area manager for Tigers Eye in Zambia, giving her a keen understanding about retail and distribution. During this time, her most important job of her life was waiting, and she became a parent to two happy boys. It did not take her long to decide to become an entrepreneur and to embrace the promotional industry.

By Thomas Chiothamisi
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