The Office of Experience Among the Fastest Growing Global Agencies in New Adweek List
Oct 6, 2020
CHICAGO, Oct. 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The Office of Experience (OX) was named one of the fastest growing agencies and solution providers ranked by Adweek in its second-annual "Fastest Growing" list. This ranking of 100 global agencies reflects the value of OX's expertise and resourcefulness, particularly during these uncertain times. OX ranked fifth in the Midwest and 59 overall.
OX was cofounded by Carlos Manalo (left) and Stratton Cherouny (right) in 2014. Their vision was to create an agency that approached its work using a multidisciplinary approach to help clients adapt and win in a constantly evolving world.
"The ethos of OX is to maintain a relentless focus on problem-solving and building great relationships with our clients," says OX co-founder Stratton Cherouny. "We are proud that the outcome of this approach has been so positive, and to be among the great agencies selected in this year's Adweek list. We are also incredibly grateful for the partnership and support of our clients."
OX experienced growth of 132 percent, according to Adweek. This largely was attributed to OX's outstanding reputation and "significant word-of-mouth from clients."
To be considered for Adweek's Fastest Growing list, agencies needed three years of earned revenue from 2017 to 2019 and must have earned a minimum of $250,000 in 2017. The accuracy of these figures was certified, and Adweek performed additional auditing to confirm accuracy.
"Ultimately, our people are the reason for our growth and success," says co-founder Carlos Manalo. "We strive to create an environment where the best talent we can find can do the best work of their lives."
OX celebrated its sixth anniversary this year, since opening its doors in 2014. OX continues to prove themselves as a best-in-class midsized agency with world-class strategy, design and technology that helps organizations transform their brand into experiences.
Click here to see the chart of Adweek's Top 100 Fastest Growing Agencies.
About the Office of Experience:
The Office of Experience (OX) helps companies excel at every point of contact with their customers. By integrating strategy, design and technology, we ensure that the brands and experiences of our clients operate as one, uniting expectation and reality to create value. Together, we make thoughtful plans, design critical moments, and bring them to market. In an era where the experience is the brand, OX is built to transform. Learn more at www.officeofexperience.com.
Contact:
OX Public Relations
April Umminger
703 340 6716
[email protected]
SOURCE The Office of Experience
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