About us

We’re MRM, a leading customer relationship agency. We are obsessed with helping brands grow meaningful relationships with people using the power of creativity, the beauty of data, and the magic of technology.

We make one simple promise in everything we do - to stir the soul by bringing person meaning to the brands people let into their lives. Our approach is holistic; informed by our diverse range of skills across multiple disciplines, channels and platforms.

We have the soul of a start-up coupled with the strength and depth of a network. We know our stuff and love what we do. We thrive on creating and building communications and experiences that people will love.

Customer Strategy and experience: We devise and deliver end-to-end, multi-channel customer strategies and experiences.

Creative and Content Development: We conceive, design and produce original creative content across every touchpoint and platform – whatever gives us the best possible chance to reach and engage the audience.

Research and Insight: We deliver future-focused insight, consumer research and innovation concepts, using a variety of powerful techniques.

Technology and development: Technology is at the heart of everything we do. It drives the award-winning solutions that we’re renowned for.

Client list includes: Aramco / British Land / Cisco / Direct Line Group / easyJet / GSK / Honeywell / Marston's / Microsoft / Mitsubishi Electric / Nestlè / OnStar / Subway / Three Mobile / TSB / Tommee Tippee / Vauxhall

MRM's articles

How MRM helped break the stigma around men and miscarriage | #BehindTheIdea

Inspiration

talkRADIO rebrands for Father’s Day to talkMISCARRIAGE

Industry

Pregnancy loss cards created by MRM picked up by the UK’s leading card retailer

Getting to Know the first Chairwoman AND CCO in the UK - Nicky Bullard from MRM

The Top 15 Most Inspiring Lockdown Campaigns

Account Wins of the Week

Top 10 Account Wins of the Week

Top 10 Account Wins of the Week

What is the future of creative talent?

Top 10 Hires of the Week

Rebrand Roundup: From Swedish Cuisine to the BFAs