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Standards: The foundation for innovation and creativity in publishing

December 8, 2020

With connotations of enforcing rules and guidelines on people, the word “standard” does not appeal to the creative spirit of publishing—but in reality, this couldn’t be farther from the truth! Standardising the way you publish can have massive long-term benefits. We’ve found that it can actually help foster creativity within your team. Learn how to get started developing standards for your business in this blog post.

Chathini hands out donations from the back of a truck to a group of women and children in Maa Oya.

Feeding growing minds in Maa Oya

December 18, 2019

At Typefi, we believe in the importance of doing our bit for others. Every year, our Colombo team works on a Corporate Responsibility Project to give back to the Sri Lankan community. This year, we selected 75 families in Maa Oya, a remote village surrounded by thick forests and huge ancient reservoirs, to provide with dry rations.

Chandi Perera, Shanna Bignell and Jacques Janse at the 2018 Australian Export Awards.

56th Australian Export Awards

December 18, 2018

The 56th Australian Export Awards were held at the National Arboretum in Canberra on 27 November 2018, celebrating Australian companies engaged in international business who have achieved sustainable growth through innovation and commitment. Typefi proudly represented Queensland in the Small Business category amongst a very diverse group of finalists.

The Typefi team sits in front of assembled children at a Sri Lankan primary school while a teacher in brightly-coloured traditional dress looks on. The assembly area has an exposed wooden ceiling and just one wall with a chalkboard on it.

Supporting schoolkids in rural Sri Lanka

December 6, 2018

Every year, Typefi’s Colombo team initiates a Corporate Social Responsibility project to enhance local society in some way. This year, we donated school supplies, sports gear, library books and stationery for 55 school children at the Weragala Primary School, located in Anuradhapura district, 185km away from Colombo.