Experiential marketing creates moments people remember. It also creates physical footprints — materials, energy, logistics, waste. We believe the agencies that take this seriously will define the next era of the industry. We intend to be one of them.
We organize our sustainability efforts around four areas where a boutique agency has genuine influence — not aspirational claims about things we cannot control.
Digital-first workflows to reduce material waste. Thoughtful business travel decisions. Office practices that reflect the standards we set for our projects.
Material sourcing that prioritizes recycled and sustainable options. Designing activations for reuse and modularity. Tracking fabrication waste by category.
Vendor evaluation criteria that include sustainability practices. Partnering with suppliers who share our commitment to reducing environmental impact.
You cannot improve what you do not measure. We are building the infrastructure to track, report, and improve our environmental performance over time.
We do not claim certifications we have not earned. We do reference the frameworks that guide our approach and the commitments we are working toward:
Sustainability is operational discipline, not a marketing message. Here is where we are and where we are headed:
If sustainability is a priority for your brand, we can help integrate it into your activation strategy — from material selection and vendor sourcing to carbon measurement and post-event reporting.
For a deeper look at how sustainable practices apply to experiential marketing, read our guide: How to Plan Sustainable Events Without Sacrificing Impact.
We are early in this work. We have not earned the right to call ourselves a sustainable agency — we are an agency that is taking sustainability seriously and building toward it. This page will evolve as our practices do. We would rather be transparent about where we are than overstate where we want to be.