BCG

A cohesive social system for BCG across LinkedIn and Instagram, built to keep thought leadership looking sharp at scale.

Duration

2026

Industry

Consulting

Client

Boston Consulting Group

BCG

A cohesive social system for BCG across LinkedIn and Instagram, built to keep thought leadership looking sharp at scale.

Duration

2026

Industry

Consulting

Client

Boston Consulting Group

Abstract red fluid lattice forming soft diamond shapes on a pale pink background—minimal geometric texture.

BCG wanted a social presence on LinkedIn and Instagram that felt cohesive without being heavy-handed. The brief was light branding that could spotlight their people and bring the stories already living on their blog into the feed in a way that felt native to the platform.

As part of the team at Clarke, I designed a modular template system in Figma built around three content pillars, each serving a different audience intent. Type hierarchy, color usage, and the relationship between photography and text were all considered as a system so posts could flex across topics without losing consistency. Templates went through review and approval with the BCG team before going live on bcg_life, running at 3 to 4 posts per week across both platforms.

Stacked pink and red glass cosmetic jars on white—minimal skincare packaging display.
Stacked pink and red glass cosmetic jars on white—minimal skincare packaging display.
Minimal geometric scene with white spheres and pedestal against beige wall and bold red panel.
Minimal geometric scene with white spheres and pedestal against beige wall and bold red panel.
Cluster of translucent pink glass pendant spheres hanging on white—modern lighting décor.
Cluster of translucent pink glass pendant spheres hanging on white—modern lighting décor.

The templates drove increased presence across both platforms, with stronger engagement in reactions and reposts on LinkedIn and Instagram. The system gave BCG a consistent publishing rhythm without requiring design input on every post, and the templates have remained in use since delivery.

Tell me what you’re building

Tell me what you’re building

Tell me what you’re building