Work Club is a full service Digital and Social Marketing Agency based near Borough Market in London SE1. Work Club helps its clients understand and leverage the impact of digital and social media on their brands and businesses. Its work addresses a wide range of business and brand challenges for global, regional and UK clients, most of which are No.1 or No.2 in their sectors. Their clients include: Adidas, Asda, Coca-Cola, Heineken International, Pernod Ricard, McLaren, General Mills, PZ Cussons and Sony.
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History
Work Club was founded in August 2007 by Martin Brooks (CEO), Paddy Griffith (Strategy Partner) Andy Sandoz (Creative Partner) and Jon Claydon (Chairman) Two additional partners joined in December 2007, Ben Mooge (Creative Partner) and Lisa de Bonis (Strategy Partner). Jane McNeill (COO) joined in February 2013.
On April 1, 2013 Work Cub acquired the clients and assets of Pirata London Ltd, a digital design and production studio led by Eduardo de Felipe and Stuart Peddie. Brooks, Griffith, Sandoz, Claydon and McNeill had previously worked together at Agency Republic and won Digital Agency of the Year accolades from Campaign and Marketing four times. Mooge and de Bonis had previously worked together at Mother Advertising.
Clients
Work Club's disclosed clients are:
Notable campaigns
Work Club's most notable campaigns are:
Carte Noire Readers
The Carte Noire Readers were created to appeal to Carte Noire's predominantly female audience. These coffee-break-length, Jackanory-style book readings featured desirable male actors Dominic West, Greg Wise, Dan Stevens and Joseph Fiennes.
McLaren 'The Race'
To accompany and augment live TV broadcasts Work Club designed The Race 1.0b. A software app unique to McLaren, live only when the car is on the track, delivering real-time updates and raw data from the car, the drivers and the pit. This project won ‘best website' at the One Show awards, NYC 2010.
Sharp FanLabs
To promote Sharp's sponsorship of UEFA Euro 2012 Work Club built laboratories filled with Sharp technology to monitor fans' behaviour – not just what they were saying, but what they were thinking while watching matches. The FanLabs laboratory is also accompanied by an online survey to further monitor fans.
Ballantine's Human API
Work Club created an app called "Human API" to illustrate Ballantine's strap line "leave an impression". The app accessed via Ballantine's Facebook page allowed users to comment and advise artists live as they worked on a series of projects. This project won the IAB creative showcase award 2011.