Adweek Honors Highdive as 2020's Breakthrough Agency of the Year
Highdive: A Resilient Boutique Advertising Agency in Chicago
Highdive, a small but ambitious advertising agency based in Chicago, Illinois, has proven its resilience and adaptability in the face of challenging circumstances. Founded four years ago, the agency has grown to employ approximately 30 full-time employees.
Despite the constraints of the Covid-19 pandemic, Highdive continued to create advertising campaigns for its clients, including major brands like Jeep and Rocket Mortgage. In 2019, Highdive was named agency of record for both Jeep and Boost Mobile, marking a significant expansion of its client list.
The agency's work was not limited to Super Bowl ads in 2020. In fact, Highdive was responsible for creating at least two of the most popular and memorable Super Bowl ads that year. Contrary to popular belief, these ads were not created within a large advertising network, but rather by Highdive, a boutique shop in Chicago.
The success of Highdive's Super Bowl work marked the start of a successful year in 2020. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, the agency continued to gain new business and expand its client base. However, there is no available information about the specific new customers Highdive has gained in recent years.
What is known is that Highdive is responsible for campaigns for multiple clients beyond Jeep and Rocket Mortgage. The agency's work has been recognised for its creativity and effectiveness, earning it a reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the advertising industry.
In summary, Highdive is a small but mighty advertising agency that has proven its resilience and adaptability in the face of challenging circumstances. With a client list that includes major brands and a reputation for creative and effective campaigns, Highdive is a name to watch in the advertising industry.
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