Prophet Expands Marketing Services Offering and Unveils “The Uncommon Campaign Practice”

SAN FRANCISCO – Leading strategy and creative firm, Prophet, is expanding its marketing services capabilities with an integrated approach to campaigns, experiences and media. The move comes as the firm adds new talent to serve growing work from clients seeking campaign services.

Prophet has seen numerous consulting clients expanding their remit with the company. Over the past several years, the firm has seen increases in demand for areas related to advertising, web experiences and media. It has also added senior talent to its ranks, including the recent hire of Courtney Inge as creative director from McCann.

“We are evolving our ‘Uncommon Growth Company’ positioning by transforming core strategic initiatives — from M&A and rebranding to new product development — into powerful marketing platforms,” said Chan Suh, Senior Partner at Prophet. “By intentionally expanding our marketing services over the last decade, we’ve built an end-to-end engine that carries our clients from strategy to impact.

Over the past year, Prophet has created award-winning work for numerous clients including launching UBS’s global campaign “Banking is our Craft,” which was brought to life through   bespoke experiences under the “House of Craft” concept through partnerships with Dior, IWC and Laurent Ferrier. It has also launched advertising, marketing and media initiatives for Abbvie, ESPN, Penn Entertainment, Beazley, Teledoc, Dayforce and others.

“At the heart of our approach to marketing is leveraging uncommon truths, stories and connections that the rigor our consulting approach enables us to uncover,” explained Andres Nicholls, Prophet’s Global Chief Creative Officer. “Having creative and advertising capabilities integrated within our organization allows us to build out the strategies we create with clients, creating an uncommon growth company for the modern era.” 

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