London based creative agency, Chorus, has continued to build on a successful 2022 in which it has doubled its team and is on track to have grown its revenue by over 30% year-on-year.
As part of its expansion, the team unveiled a new ‘arts’ division in May that draws on their expertise and understanding of art-influenced experiences. Chorus Arts launched with a community engagement project with Hammersmith and Fulham Council entitled Art on the High Street.
This year has seen the business work with an expanding roster of high-profile brands including Tudor, Talisker, Montblanc, Dunhill and Diageo. In September, Chorus supported Diageo to deliver its World Class event in Sydney. Last year’s project, which has helped it to become one of the most influential drinks platforms in the world, was also recognised as the winner in the C&IT Awards’ Celebratory Event category last month.
“Chorus has managed to be in the right place at the right time. Our artistically-led, experience-led creativity has met a new wave of clients that want to push the boundaries in terms of their own creativity,” said Andrew Perrott, Managing Director, Chorus. “It’s been a pleasure to partner with such high-profile brands this year and create engaging and memorable experiences.”
“We’ve grown our team, we’ve launched new divisions into the marketplace, we’re doing more international events and we’ve picked up a few awards as well. It’s an exciting time to be at Chorus,” continued Andrew.
Alongside its numerous creative projects, the Chorus team has also worked hard to establish a strong sustainability programme that has seen the Carbon Footprint Standard award the agency Carbon Neutral Status for the second year running.
Chorus has also achieved Carbon Reduced Status, having secured a drop in emissions since 2021. In the same year the business also balanced 2.9 tonnes of CO2 – the equivalent of almost 11,000 car miles. The team are also active members of the industry body, ISLA, working to best practice sustainable policies.
