iNHouse Communications

Over the past year, iNHouse Communications has experienced its fastest growth period, with a 26% increase in earnings to £3.25 million and expanding its client base by 27%. The agency’s team also grew by 36%, incorporating roles such as the first managing director and head of media.

Key client acquisitions include Airbnb, Arup, and Uber, with retained and expanded relationships with Google and the Scotch Whisky Association. This client growth and retention contributed to a 26% rise in earnings and a 7% increase in average client fees. iNHouse's new office space has enabled a robust events program that supports business growth and client engagement, featuring interactions with influential political figures. The agency's graduate recruitment program has been a success, with internships leading to permanent hires, and six staff promotions reflect outstanding contributions. iNHouse's effective campaigns have secured hundreds of millions in value for clients, including: A significant campaign freezing alcohol excise duty, influencing public opinion and media, including a visit by Sir Keir Starmer to a distillery, and saving the UK drinks producers around £200 million. Advocacy for full expensing in the Chancellor's statement, benefiting Openreach's broadband rollout with £300 million. The iNHouse Lounge at political party conferences enhanced client engagement, with notable attendance from cabinet members. Highlighting child poverty, iNHouse secured significant media coverage for Buttle UK's report, impacting public awareness and policy discussion. A VIP visit for UCL Business marked an independent review of university spinouts, underlining iNHouse's role in advancing educational and technological innovation.