Since setting up in the summer of 2009 we have worked with a wide range of clients, projects and partners such as:

  • Affinity Sutton
  • Aylesbury Arena
  • Black Atlantic
  • British Library
  • Business in the Community
  • Channel 4
  • Foyer Federation
  • Futureversity
  • inIVA
  • Lives Not Knives
  • LCRN
  • Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project
  • Metropolitan Housing Trust
  • Red Ochre
  • Runnymede Trust
  • The Insomniax
  • UpRise
  • Virgin Media Pioneers
  • Young Carers

What we do

At twenty%extra we wear many hats.
As a multi-disciplinary creative agency we produce Branding, Marketing campaigns, Graphics, Illustration, Film, Art Direction,
Co-creation, Pop-up experiences and Strategic Consultancy.

We believe a good idea can be communicated in many ways so that’s just what we do.

Let’s have a chat…

Good communication usually starts with a conversation so we help our clients not just to talk to but with their audiences.

Back to hats

One of our hats is that we’re a social enterprise. We provide mentoring and training to young people and communities through our, if we say so ourselves, innovative & darn clever Let’s Be Brief co-creation workshop programme.

As a service for organisations it helps to deliver valuable insights and authentic engagement with audiences.

Other stuff

Our mums taught us well and part of the twenty%extra attitude is to share and collaborate.

We admittedly have a soft spot for those doing good and like to help out by providing sound communications nutrition at The Wide Awake Club; a free breakfast event that focuses on communication issues within the Third Sector. Some of TWAC’s guest speakers have included Orange Rockcorps, TimeBank and Legal & General and wider awakers such as Macmillian, Action for Children, RSA and Charity Comms.

Our motivations

We’re lucky. Our day jobs are all about helping people in one way or another.

Our mission is to take what we know and use it to address immediate & long-term social issues, while educating and engaging various audiences.

By developing and creating our own campaigns, programmes and content we intend to shape the modern social agenda. Think of us as younger Tony Benns, with less grey hair and whiter trainers.