The IPA is pleased to announce that Stitchy London and Vector Media were elected into IPA membership at its quarterly Council meeting on Thursday, 17 September.
Stitchy is a young independent agency with big ambitions, so joining the IPA feels like an important step in our development. We want to help build the next generation of the agency model, combining the rigour of brand strategy and marketing science with the platform, creator and publishing expertise that has emerged from social.
The IPA gives us access to a community, standards, training and expertise that can help us grow responsibly without losing what makes us distinctive. We’re also keen to contribute to the wider industry as we grow.
We’re particularly proud of our new (and very well received) integrated campaign Hargreaves Lansdown’s Active Savings, “Don’t Tolerate Inactive Banks”. Built around the contrast between active savings and inactive banks, the campaign runs across TV and VOD, OOH, radio, print, social, creators and PR.
It’s our first major above-the-line campaign and a good expression of our post-social approach: starting with one strong strategic idea and designing how it travels across the entire communications system.
Pioneering a new service-based, partnership approach in media, Vector Media provide clear communication, tailored direction and exceptional service designed to empower clients.
Joining the IPA aligns directly with Vector Media’s core pillars:
Vector were proud to work on Cotswold Outdoor’s return to Brand Investment campaign, #WeSpeakOutdoors. To demonstrate the measurable impact of brand, Vector used their customer segmentation to build targetable audiences to power video-first strategies across AV, YouTube, and social, with location-based OOH bringing it into the real world.
I am delighted to welcome Stitchy London and Vector Media into IPA membership. They will be fantastic additions to our wide-ranging community of agencies of different shapes, sizes and specialisms around the UK and we look forward to working with them over the coming months.