Asociat are working towards a goal in which businesses and communities can combine forces to-create a fairer, kinder, cleaner world. It’s a part of our mission statement.
We’re not on our own – we’re part of a growing wave of purpose based companies and start-ups looking to change the way the world does business.
We are delighted to say that we have been collaborating with a wide cross section of commercial organisations, charities, social enterprises and NGOs on that mission…
Body Dysmorphic Disorder is a severe mental health condition. Sufferers become intensely preoccupied with perceived defects in their appearance, with profoundly debilitating impacts to their health and wellbeing.
We identified fashion, beauty and entertainment brands to challenge the way their advertising maintains unrealistic beauty ‘standards’, and creates massive insecurities in young people.
Our work includes content creation, brand partnerships, curated events, educational initiatives and working with body positivity influencers.
The world’s first fine dining restaurant staffed by homeless people and those at risk of homelessness, features two-time Michelin star winner Adam Simmonds as Executive Chef. The Big Issue recently became a business partner with a significant six figure investment – bringing added credibility to Home Kitchen’s mission to end homelessness.
Asociat has played a large part in getting this venture off the ground. Our work includes outreach campaigns to inspire donations, securing brand and third sector partners, producing fundraising events, and the marketing for launch.
CALM provide life-saving services, support, and advice to help people struggling with life; their vision is a world where no one thinks that suicide is the only option. CALM services save many lives and their stand-out campaigns aim to remove the stigma of suicide.
Asociat have been supporting with consultation expertise to secure event and sponsorship based partnerships to broaden the reach of their mission, and to secure investments to deploy to their life saving services.
To request a case study please email us here.
CIF is a global climate finance organisation. It channels public and private funds into developing countries to help them mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Asociat help the CIF with their storytelling, which in turn helps them unlock further investment from global governments and private sector actors. Their multi-billion dollar portfolio supports major adaptation and mitigation projects while also aiming to achieve a just transition away from fossil fuels for beneficiary countries.
We consult on news, PR, and web stories, quotes and statements from senior figures, scripts, website and brochure copy and pitching materials. See our story about what a ‘climate smart’ city looks like.
History met modern technology during the final major of 2024 in women’s professional golf, as the AIG Women’s Open returned to the “Home of Golf” — the Old Course in St Andrews — for just the third time in almost 50 years.
Asociat were the producing agency behind a celebratory live activation to promote the occasion; the world’s first playable golf billboard, which we activated at Edinburgh’s Waverley Station in the lead up to the AIG Women’s Open.
The playable billboard gave golfers and non-golfers the chance to hit a tee shot at a simulated version of the legendary Old Course’s par 3 eighth hole.
Business is now the sole institution seen as competent and ethical; government is viewed as unethical and incompetent. Business is under pressure to step into the void left by government.
Consumers are shifting their spending toward products with ESG-related claims.
Purpose will be central to rebuilding brands in the society that is emerging after the pandemic. The businesses that will not just survive, but thrive, over the coming months and years will be those whose leaders embrace the notion that there is no merit in profit without purpose.
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