The launch on Stand B28 marks the next stage of the brand’s development under owners Joe and Joanna Garland, with a new website and activities planned.
Off Limits, the team building and corporate experiences specialist, will officially unveil its new visual identity at CHS Manchester on Wednesday 30 September 2026. Visitors to Stand B28 at AO Arena will see the new look brought to life through the company’s exhibition stand design.
Featuring a refreshed logo, a bold orange and navy colour palette and the strapline Experts in Serious Fun, the identity reflects both the energy of an Off Limits experience and the expertise behind its delivery. It also gives greater prominence to what those experiences are designed to achieve: connecting people, improving collaboration and strengthening organisational culture.
The launch follows the acquisition of Off Limits’ assets, team and corporate client contracts by Joe and Joanna Garland, announced in November 2025, with The Events Network Ltd established to trade under the Off Limits name. Since taking ownership, the Garlands have set out plans to invest in the business and its team, develop new experiences and build on the established activities clients already enjoy. The new identity is the next visible milestone in that development.
Joanna Garland, Co-Owner of Off Limits, said:
“Off Limits has built its reputation on creativity, expertise and the personal service that makes clients feel their event is in good hands. Those strengths remain at the heart of the business.
“Our new identity gives us a clearer way to show what sits behind the fun: an experienced team, thoughtful planning and a genuine understanding of what clients want to achieve. We take those things seriously because they make the difference between an enjoyable day and an experience that brings people closer together.
“This is about building on what people already value about Off Limits, while creating space for new ideas and experiences.”
Further plans include a brand new website and additional new team building activities, giving clients more ways to engage their people through shared experiences. Established favourites, including It’s a Knockout, will continue to form part of the portfolio as the business develops its offer.
The direction is clear: retain the enjoyment and energy that people associate with Off Limits, while making the purpose of each experience central to its design. Whether the brief is to reconnect colleagues, encourage collaboration or support a stronger team culture, the starting point remains the client’s objectives and the people taking part.
Joe Garland, Co-Owner of Off Limits, added:
“There is plenty more to come for Off Limits. The new identity is one part of a wider plan to develop the business, support our team’s creativity and give clients even more reasons to work with us.
“What matters is that every development adds something useful for our clients, whether that is a fresh idea, a new experience or a simpler way to explore what is possible.
“CHS Manchester is a great opportunity to introduce the new look in person, reconnect with clients and partners, and have conversations about what they need from their next event.”
Event organisers, agencies and corporate buyers are invited to visit Off Limits on Stand B28 to meet the team, explore the new identity and discuss experiences for their organisations and clients.
