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Still not over Thingyan at Bridge!!! 💦

From decorations to dance-offs, gifts to good food, we made every moment count. ✨

Grateful for the togetherness, the laughs, and the team that made it all happen. ❤️

Do you know what U=U means?�

Undetectable = Untransmittable — the scientific fact that people living with HIV who maintain Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) and achieve an undetectable viral load cannot sexually transmit the virus.

As part of the campaign, Bridge redesigned the U=U website to make life-saving information about ART and treatment more accessible. We also migrated the site from Carrd to Framer, enabling advanced features like interactive, responsive scrolling for a better user experience across devices.

👉 Learn more about U=U: https://uequalsumyanmar.com/

Need help building a website? ✉️ Contact us: [email protected]

Emails, creative ideas, team laughs, full-on coordination, and lots of coffee. ☕

Just another day at Bridge, featuring Athu - our very own superstar Account Manager. ✨

Many of us grew up being told to stay hush about periods as if it was a taboo.

For the “Lifeblood” campaign, we teamed up with Pankalay to challenge this norm by starting a conversation around menstruation amongst boys and young men, who can be the biggest allies to stopping the stigma around this topic. It started with a simple question: “Do boys get period?” 🩸🩸🩸

👉 Read more about the Lifeblood Campaign here: https://www.bridge.com.mm/ourwork/lifebloodcampaign

The ADB Frontier platform supports small and medium-sized enterprises in tourism, agri-processing, light manufacturing, and education sectors with strong potential for innovation and local impact. Naturally, the visual identity of Frontier needs to carry its mission in nurturing growth in SMEs in their journeys. Here is how we developed a brand identity for Frontier that reflects its approachable and optimistic nature.

Ei, our senior copywriter, joined Bridge with a single goal in mind - to write words that move people.

She is our trusted source for all things Myanmar language. In her copywriter mode, she becomes laser focused, flipping through her four different dictionaries and linguistic manuals until she finds the specific word for her writeups. The second her work is done, she swaps out taglines for the punchlines and turns into a goofball that makes the entire office belly-laugh!