Komaza is a smallholder distributed forestry company with goals as large as the problem it's solving: one billion trees, one million farmers, ten-plus countries by 2030. The mission sits at the intersection of climate change and poverty alleviation. After a successful Series B, the brand hadn't kept pace with where the organization was headed, and the gap was starting to show.

We rebuilt Komaza's strategy, brand voice, and full visual system to close it. The work had a clear dual mandate: give investors a brand worth believing in, and give potential employees a mission worth joining.

The logo draws from the abstraction of tree growth and the image of a person with arms raised, uniting nature and people in a single mark. A bold color palette, clean layouts, and purpose-built infographics made Komaza's scale and impact legible to audiences unfamiliar with the forestry sector. Woodgrain texture and vibrant iconography gave the system energy and warmth. Portraiture and drone footage put the human and geographic reality of the work front and center.

Komaza came out of the engagement with a brand as big as its ambition, and the tools to grow into it.

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