In April more than 100 guests, including clients from across all facets of North-east Scotland industrial, business and commercial life, and especially the energy sector, attended a cocktail reception at Aberdeen Art Gallery at the invitation of Aberdeen office design and fit-out specialists - ASM.

The Bridge of Don-based company, which has grown since it was founded in 1992 from a two-man operation to more than 60 staff, has recently launched a dynamic new image by updating its corporate branding, including unveiling a four-colour new logo, as an integral part of its business development strategy.

ASM’s new look, which is carried by its fleet of vehicles and staff uniforms, highlights the new logo comprising a four-coloured circle with jigsaw effect representing the integrated workplace solution services which the company now provides in four separate divisions.

The company’s four divisions are: space planning and design (corporate blue), data and technical services (red), property services (green) and relocation and porterage (orange).

ASM is very committed to a social corporate responsibility policy and among the guests at the reception were representatives of a number of voluntary, charitable and sporting organisations operating in Aberdeen.

John Gillespie, Archie Turner, Isobel Maughan, Frank Maughan (managing) and general manager Ian Beaton.

Jane McEachran.

Natasha Douglas, Peter Mitchell and Joyce Youngson Lamb

Natasha Douglas, Brett Jackson, Joyce Youngson Lamb and Charlie Smith

Peter Mitchell and Tony dawson

Stuart Johnston, Ed Gillespie, Martin Callan, Jane McEachran and Angus McEachran

Rita Stephen, Isobel Maughan, Kate Yuill and Jeanette Forbes

Louise Witter

Peter Stephen with Frank Maughan

Elly Rothnie, Jane McEachran and Angus McEachran

Graham McWilliam, Lynne Watson, Jenny McLaren and Mike Watson

Tom McKenna, Matt Youngs, Aiso Coker, Alex Quinn and Ian Cruickshank

Alistair Stenton, Peter Mitchell and Ed Gillespie