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Black Olive

Marketing agency planning strategic programmes for brand building, business engagement and social change

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About Black Olive

Black Olive is a marketing agency that plans and runs strategic marketing programmes linking a client's ideas to measurable outcomes. Its team brings together specialists from different disciplines who work as one group on each account.

What Black Olive offers

  • Brand definition — work to set out what a brand stands for.
  • Business engagement — programmes that get people involved with an organisation.
  • Social change campaigns — marketing for causes and behaviour change.
  • Commercial marketing — programmes aimed at improving the bottom line.

Who it works with

The agency works in close partnership with its clients, covering both companies and organisations pursuing social goals.

Key facts

  • Team: a group of specialist talents working as one team
  • Approach: collaborative partnership with each client

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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