Proxy is a global branding and strategy agency founded in London in 2013. With a uniquely commercial approach, we have successfully created brands for startup successes like Supercell, Oura, Peak, Festicket, and Fy! Our team brings together top design and strategy talent from around the world to craft exceptional, commercially relevant brands. Originally focused on building brands for Proxy Ventures' portfolio companies, we have since expanded to serve clients outside of our portfolio, including prolific investors in Europe and corporates with large turnovers.

Our expertise lies in understanding revenue models, metrics, and positioning, allowing us to create brands that become category leaders and are worth hundreds of millions or billions. At Proxy, we believe that brands shape how we perceive the world. We build brands that represent the future, transforming inspired ideas into compelling, differentiated entities that attract customers, expand geographies, and secure investments.

Operating globally and remotely across time zones, our team is committed to every client we work with. We assemble a world-leading team of specialists tailored to each project, ensuring personalized service and the creation of exceptionally crafted brands that stand out in the global market. We think like investors because we are investors ourselves.

This commercial thinking is fundamental to the creation of strong brands. In addition to our commercial work, we also contribute our branding skills pro bono to non-profit organizations, emphasizing our commitment to positive financial and societal impact. Our comprehensive range of services includes brand strategy, insights, and trends; brand positioning and architecture; brand design and naming; brand identity and guidelines; website and app design; packaging design; marketing materials; and more.

Get in touch with us at info@proxy. vc and let's imagine your brand. We value referrals from happy clients and are always excited to make new friends.

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