Compass Studio wins 4 new clients and makes a new hire
Compass Studio has started off 2023 with four new purpose-driven clients and a new appointment.
The announcement:
Independent PR and digital marketing agency Compass Studio has sprung into 2023 with a string of new clients and hires to join their growing team. Reflecting the company’s ethos of “doing good work, for brands that do good”, the new brands coming on board also represent a new frontier for Compass as they expand their digital services.
From international organisations to sustainable brands just launching into the market, the new additions to Compass’ roster are a tangible demonstration of the growth within the purpose-driven sector. Within the new client roster, Compass will be expanding it’s influencer services, helping brands identify and engage with key voices in the sustainable, ethical and for purpose space.
Some of the new companies joining the Compass roster include:
Ārepa:
A NZ-based beverage innovator has developed the world’s first brain drink to support cognitive performance and brain health. Working with some of the top neuroscientists from around the world, Ārepa uses native NZ ingredients, including neuroberries, to help make our brains work better. Compass will be managing all of Ārepa’s PR activity in Australia.
Beautiful Bunch:
The Beautiful Bunch is a floral-delivery service bringing joy through flowers, and creating jobs for women from refugee backgrounds. The Beautiful Bunch is the only Victorian not-for-profit working specifically with young women from refugee backgrounds who are experiencing barriers to employment. Compass will be managing their digital marketing.
Herbee:
A new brewery and distillery based Swan Valley in WA, Herbee is a new enterprise producing a range of beer and spirits made with one of the world’s most sustainable crops — hemp. They additionally operate a venue in Swan Valley called Valley Social, as well as a hemp-fed cattle brand, Chanvre. Compass will supporting all of their brands across PR and digital marketing.
Untouched World:
Untouched World is a New Zealand-based sustainable lifestyle brand that celebrates living in harmony with nature. Using natural fibers and earth inspired hues, Untouched World is a luxury label that is designed for the conscious-consumer. Compass will be representing Untoched World’s Australian digital marketing and international influencer campaign.
Along with new client acquisitions, Compass has also appointed Green Thumb Media co-owner, Dan Leverington, as the company’s new Commercial Manager. Dan has joined Compass to help the agency’s current and future partner’s scale their positive impact by connecting with customers looking to change their traditional buying behaviors.
Co-founder and co-director, Natalie Dean-Weymark said Compass Studio’s new partnerships, as well as the consistent growth of Compass Studio itself, is a sign of brands looking for agencies that above all, match their philosophy and values.
“We’re incredibly proud to represent these genuinely impactful brands and play a part in their growth into new areas and find new customers. We’ve worked hard to establish our voice and expertise, so it’s uplifting to see brands choose to partner with us based on who we are and how we can understand their brand rather than another agency chosen based on their size or history. Compass may be young, but we love to make an impact,” Natalie said.
Known for their work with purpose-driven brands including Patagonia, Seabin Project and Thankyou, Compass Studio is a proudly independent, certified B Corp, carbon-positive agency that specialises in servicing ethically governed, environmentally responsible brands through public relations, digital content strategy, digital, social and performance marketing, partnerships and media buying, influencer outreach and events.
Source: Compass Studio
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