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12 agencies · Alphabetical order
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Anak
Singapore, Singapore
Anak is a Singapore brand and design practice with services spanning research, identity, digital and spatial expression, and organisational adoption. Its Brand SG case study documents a national brand evolution developed with Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry. The practice is part of The Secret Little Agency and Mother family, with campaign services explicitly presented in collaboration with those agencies. Buyers should establish which team contracts and delivers each part of an integrated brief.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Digital and spatial design
- Brand implementation
- Campaign strategy
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Bulletproof
London, United Kingdom
Bulletproof's published services connect positioning and brand architecture with identity, naming, packaging, digital interfaces and brand activation. This makes it a relevant comparison for businesses whose brand needs to remain recognisable across physical products and digital channels. The agency lists studios in London, Asia, North America and Australia. Buyers should clarify which studio leads the engagement and how local market adaptation, production artwork and long-term brand governance are included in the scope.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Packaging design
- Digital design
- Creative campaigns
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COLLINS
New York, United States
COLLINS organises its brand consultancy around business situations such as refreshing an established identity, repositioning, expansion and simplifying a portfolio. Its published work includes Target's up&up packaging system, illustrating how a shared identity can adapt across product categories. The agency's company page lists New York and San Francisco offices. Buyers considering a substantial brand change should examine how strategy, design and implementation connect, and which parts of the proposed programme are tailored to their business.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Brand architecture
- Packaging design
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Design Bridge and Partners
London, United Kingdom
Design Bridge and Partners describes its practice around brand strategy, identity, experience and effectiveness. Its London studio sits within an international network, with published work spanning consumer brands and public-facing identities. This is a useful option to examine when a brand programme needs shared principles across markets while retaining local expression. Buyers should ask how the agency measures whether the new identity works and how the proposed team handles rollout beyond the initial design presentation.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Brand experience
- Brand effectiveness
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Foreign Policy Design
Singapore, Singapore
Foreign Policy Design is a Singapore strategy and design practice whose published capabilities connect brand positioning and identity with physical spaces, internal adoption and launch activity. Its Dumpling Darlings project shows a visual story carried from graphics into a restaurant interior. That makes the agency relevant to briefs where customers encounter a brand in both physical and digital settings. Buyers should distinguish design intent from responsibility for fabrication, construction, website development and ongoing campaign delivery.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Spatial design
- Brand implementation
- Unranked
Instrument
Portland, United States
Instrument brings brand, product and marketing work into one digital design practice. Its published portfolio includes a Nike digital design system, an Oura shopping experience and brand work for Electronic Arts and ServiceNow. That combination gives buyers a useful starting point when a repositioning also needs to reach a website or product. The important procurement distinction is which parts of strategy, design, development and ongoing operation sit inside the proposed engagement.
- Brand strategy
- Brand design
- Digital product design
- Web development
- Creative campaigns
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Koto
London, United Kingdom
Koto brings strategy, identity, digital design and campaigns into one published service offer. Its Tripadvisor case study shows an established brand being refreshed around traveller contributions while retaining recognisable assets. The official contact page lists a London studio and a Sydney studio, giving Australian buyers a practical point of contact for an international brief. Buyers should clarify the lead studio, technical implementation scope and how brand assets will be governed after launch.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Digital design
- Creative campaigns
- Unranked
Labbrand
Shanghai, China
Labbrand is a brand consultancy headquartered in Shanghai, with a published offer spanning research, strategy, naming and design. Its Shanghai practice describes both helping international brands enter China and supporting Chinese businesses expanding abroad. Chinese naming and cultural research are particularly relevant points of comparison for an international brief. Buyers should distinguish creative naming from legal clearance and specify the markets, languages and consumer research needed before adopting an identity across borders.
- Market research
- Brand strategy
- Brand naming
- Brand design
- International branding
- Unranked
Mekanism
San Francisco, United States
Mekanism publishes a combined creative and media offer covering brand strategy, integrated production, audience planning, media buying and measurement. Its service structure is useful for buyers who want a campaign idea and its distribution planned together. The agency also describes an in-house AI content studio and access to the Plus Company network. Buyers should establish the named delivery team, production rights and measurement approach before combining those services in a single brief.
- Brand strategy
- Creative campaigns
- Media planning and buying
- Social media
- Analytics
- Unranked
The Secret Little Agency
Singapore, Singapore
The Secret Little Agency is a Singapore creative company whose published work includes regional campaigns, brand identity and integrated communications. Its news page describes a Singapore-led Simmons remit across multiple channels and markets, alongside work for organisations such as IKEA and Star Alliance. The agency also describes relationships with specialist research, design and cultural practices. Buyers should establish which capabilities are included in their team and how a regional idea will be adapted and delivered locally.
- Brand strategy
- Creative campaigns
- Design
- Integrated communications
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Uncommon Creative Studio
London, United Kingdom
Uncommon is a creative studio with published offices in London, New York and Stockholm. Its company profile describes a broad remit including brand building, advertising, design, communications and experiential work. For buyers, the relevant question is how a distinctive creative platform will translate into the channels and operating realities of their business. A brief should establish production responsibilities, adaptation across markets and the evidence used to judge commercial impact alongside creative quality.
- Brand strategy
- Advertising
- Design
- Creative production
- Experiential marketing
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Wolff Olins
London, United Kingdom
Wolff Olins is a global brand consultancy whose published offer joins brand, organisational culture and experience. Its capabilities cover research and measurement, purpose and positioning, portfolio architecture, verbal and visual identity, activation and governance, culture programmes and customer experience. The Decathlon case documents a large international identity and portfolio simplification. Buyers should distinguish strategic and design responsibilities from production, local adaptation and implementation.
- Brand strategy
- Brand identity
- Brand architecture
- Culture and employer brand
- Brand experience
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