Finn grows with new clients and hires
Leeds-based creative agency Finn is enjoying a period of strong growth, landing several new clients and adding two new team members.
Recent wins include Renshaw Baking for rebranding and creative strategy, Bury Black Pudding for packaging and heritage refresh, and G Plants’ rebrand to Bees Seeds.
Finn also took on Primula to lead PR and social activity aimed at a younger audience.
To support this growth, Finn has welcomed senior creative Will Heldt from McCann Manchester and Sophie Atkinson, returning with expertise in B2B and B2C communications.
Rich Rawlins, founder of Finn, said: “Leeds has always been our creative home and it's exciting to see the agency thriving with brilliant people and exciting new clients – there’s real momentum and that’s reflected in our new hires, too.
“Sophie is a brilliant comms professional, and a ball of positive energy and Will has already added a new perspective to our creative offer – both hires were a no brainer.”
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