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THE GOOD COMPANY Agency logo

THE GOOD COMPANY

Branding & Design Website

THE GOOD COMPANY is a Paris-based communications agency focused on visual and sound identity. The agency works with commercial brands, public-interest organizations, and nonprofit clients.

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Immersive Garden Agency logo

Immersive Garden

Branding & Design Website

Immersive Garden is a Paris-based digital experience studio founded in 2020. The agency designs and develops websites, apps, and interactive installations in-house. It has been named Studio of the Year by AWWWARDS in 2017, 2018, and 2020.

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Attribute THE GOOD COMPANY Immersive Garden
Category Branding & Design Branding & Design
Rating
Winner +0.5 higher
Location Paris, France Paris, France
Services
  • Visual/Sound Identity
  • Branding
  • Visual/Sound Identity
  • Branding
Industries
Financial Services Healthcare Nonprofit Retail Automotive Food and Beverage Media Energy
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Pros
  • Extensive award recognition across advertising, design, digital, social, and public-interest campaigns
  • Experience working with major brands, public institutions, and nonprofit organizations
  • Campaign portfolio includes CNP Assurances, MACIF, Sidaction, Monoprix, Boulanger, and Reporters Without Borders
  • Recognized as Studio of the Year by AWWWARDS in 2017, 2018, and 2020.
  • 75% of collaborations are with international clients.
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