Creative and events agencies take shared offices and embark on joint projects
Two creative and events agencies have partnered to take shared office space in Knutsford, and work on joint projects.
Fagan Jones Communications and The Agency Lab have moved into the newly renovated office space at 78 King Street.
Both agencies have significant experience on a global scale working with big name brands on large scale events, creative services, marketing campaigns and internal comms programmes. Past and current clients include Coca-Cola, Nestle, Co-op, John Lewis, Greene King, First Group and TJX Europe.
Having worked together on international campaigns over the past 18 months for clients including TJX Europe, the name behind TK Maxx and Homesense, the next move has been to take shared office space, where both agencies can share ideas, inspiration, and specialist skills.
The agencies offer services ranging from event management and production, creative services, experiential marketing, internal communications, video, content and campaigns.
Vicky Fagan, managing director of Fagan Jones Communications, said: “We have the same mindset and enjoy working together.
“We both have highly experienced best-in-class teams and partnerships that we have built up over our time in the industry. Our clients know we can deliver plus they know they work directly with us.”
Jasmine Rutter, director of The Agency Lab, said: “Vicky and I enjoy working together and our agencies services truly complement. It makes sense to combine forces on larger projects, where we can offer our clients a strengthened combined approach when needed.
“Clients will also see a reduction in their need to manage agencies and roles – it’s offering our clients a great service and true value in a very competitive market.”
The Agency Lab and Fagan Jones Communications will continue their individual agencies but will come together when appropriate to work on projects that may require their combined services.
The agencies were introduced by a mutual client who knew their services and thinking complemented each agency’s skill set.
