365 pieces of coverage and counting... TIME Girls of the Year made possible by the the LEGO Group is making global noise, spotlighting the next generation of female builders shaping the future.
Exposure
Marketing Services
London, England 31,578 followers
Making brands culturally relevant since 1993.
About us
Making brands culturally relevant since 1993. Today there’s one global Exposure that unites all geographies, sectors and specialist disciplines. You’ll find our 100+ team of experts in London, Paris and New York. We work with some of the leading brands in culture from Levi’s, Nike and Dr. Martens, to LEGO and Coca-Cola. Our campaigns define and change culture by engaging communities and making a positive impact. That impact gives our clients a creative, commercial and sustainable advantage.
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https://www.exposure.net/london/work
External link for Exposure
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- Marketing Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1993
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20 Little Portland Street
London, England W1W 8BS, GB
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393 Broadway
5th Floor
New York, NY 10013, US
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80, Rue de Turenne
Paris, Île-de-France 75003, FR
Employees at Exposure
Updates
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When a legend meets a timeless institution… Last week we supported Fortnum & Mason in celebrating Dame Mary Berry’s 90th birthday with the launch of the ‘Mary Berry Cream Tea Selection Hamper’. Handpicked by Mary herself, the hamper includes: 🥐Freshly Baked Scones, Organic Clotted Cream, Morello Cherry & Cognac Preserve, Champagne Truffles, Pistachio & Clotted Cream Biscuits, Rose Sparkling Tea, and her signature Carrot Cake Traybake - all presented in Fortnum's signature Huntsman Wicker 🍰 To celebrate the moment, we hosted top UK faces and voices in Fortnum & Mason's Food & Drink studio with Mary demonstrating her favourite bakes - iconic! This partnership brings a modern twist to the timeless British tradition of cream tea, combining heritage, quality, and creativity in one delicious experience. Thanks to all those involved: Kate Lloyd (née Hutchins) & Lauren Parratt Priyesh Shah, Lynsey Adamson, Josie Hustler, Stephanie Talbot, Eloise Miller, Poppy Chenoweth Article here: https://lnkd.in/ercVCvHh
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We’re so proud to have you, Sonia Karia Gilchrist at Exposure. Thank you for sharing this and reminding us why representation in the room matters. Grateful to leaders like Raoul Shah, Maneeze Chowdhury and Priyesh Shah for shaping a culture where identities are celebrated, not sidelined. And thank you, Gemma Charles and Campaign UK, for shining a light on it. Article here: https://lnkd.in/e8r2MNHe
A significant portion of my career has been dedicated to DEI: educating hundreds of people, shaping agency policies, and seeing real impact. But until I joined Exposure, I didn’t realise how rarely I’d seen people like me in these spaces, and how much that absence had shaped my experience. It turns out, being truly seen is powerful. In my last four months, I’ve worked alongside leaders who embrace their South Asian heritage while quietly shaping British culture. For the first time, I feel that my unique identity matters - not just being seen as a 'woman of colour' but being seen as a woman with South Asian heritage. It’s a feeling that’s hard to put into words, but it changes everything. It also made me reflect on the wider influence of South Asian culture across the UK, in music, fashion, food, media and business, and how much stronger our creative industries could be if that influence was better represented in the rooms where stories are told and decisions are made. A huge thank you to Raoul Shah, Maneeze Chowdhury and Priyesh Shah for giving me the inspiration and experience to write about it. And, as always, a huge thank you to Gemma Charles at Campaign for publishing it. https://lnkd.in/e8r2MNHe
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This weekend, we witnessed a moment that will be remembered in fashion history. TOPSHOP TOPMAN made its triumphant return to the global fashion stage with an unforgettable runway show in the heart of London, Trafalgar Square. Against the iconic backdrop of the National Gallery, the brand’s relaunch lit up the city and drew thousands of spectators. This wasn’t just a show, it was a comeback. For us at Exposure, it marked a major milestone. Exposure led global press, VIP relations, influencer engagement and front-of-house management to deliver a world-class relaunch. Saturday’s show was a love letter to London in energy, creativity, and global influence. The return of Topshop.com is not just a fashion moment; it’s a statement of reinvention, resilience, and relevance. A special thank you to TOPSHOP TOPMAN, Michelle Wilson, and Moses Rashid for entrusting us with this pivotal chapter in the brand’s journey. The conversation and coverage speak volumes including: VOGUE - https://bit.ly/3HH3oyF The Times - https://bit.ly/4mGdMp6 The Telegraph - https://bit.ly/46WKK01 ELLE - https://bit.ly/4lwgSuQ Forbes - https://bit.ly/3HDC4RN
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🌟 Meet the girls who are building the future.🌟 Exposure is proud to launch a global partnership between the LEGO Group and TIME, spotlighting the next generation of young female leaders. Today, we unveil TIME’s first-ever Girls of the Year list made possible by the LEGO Group. Ten extraordinary girls from around the globe are breaking barriers, defying stereotypes, inspiring change and showing the world what it truly means to build – not just with bricks, but with ideas, action and imagination. As part of the collaboration, their stories are celebrated through a custom digital animated TIME cover, reimagining this year’s Girls of the Year as LEGO® minifigures. This initiative builds on the LEGO Group ‘She Built That’ campaign launched earlier this year, which challenges stereotypes and empowers girls to see themselves as builders. Learn more about these incredible Girls in the full list https://lnkd.in/e3QH7vTY Huge thank you to the LEGO Group for our ongoing partnership Laura Misselbrook, Julie Burley, Jack Rankin, Paulina Embart, Andrea Faflikova, Kateřina Hlatká, Max Scheibling Bokhari, Britt Denise Lauritsen Special thanks to everyone at TIME for the collaboration Damian Douglas, Maya Draisin, Charlie Broadway, Kiasia Truluck, Emily Alwell, Joni Rasmusson, Emily Shanahan, Laura Bailey And our epic Exposure team Alex Darling Wilson, Ilana Young, Maneeze Chowdhury, Jody Halliday, Kirsty Pym, Arthur Perkins, Joe Byrne, Nicola Davies, Otavio Delavi & Edward Lemont. #GirlsOfTheYear #SheBuiltThat #LEGOGroup #TIME
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‘This Is My Taste’ returns for Diet Coke's Summer 2025 campaign - featuring brand ambassador and cold-water swimming enthusiast, Jamie Dornan 🏊♂️. At the core of ‘The Break’ is a key insight: the average Diet Coke break lasts 8 minutes. This campaign highlights how reclaiming those minutes can empower people to pause, recharge, and embrace their own passions. Proud to have been part of this brilliant campaign alongside Jamie Dornan again, with special thanks to @Beyond Talent Global. Huge thanks to the incredible team and partners including The Coca-Cola Company Spring Studios, Ogilvy UK, EssenceMediacom UK, Maria Kleiman, Omar Sadiq-Baig, Rhona Stephen, Tara Byrnes, Martha Lawless, Stefan Rothenbuehler, Stefano Ocello, Philip Hartmann, Louise Maugest, Alessandra Rebecchi, Zarah Leaman, Maneeze Chowdhury, and many more for making this happen.
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Welcome to Exposure, itsu [grocery] The brief will include press office support, creative activation and community engagement to “spark conversation and reframe instant noodles as a modern, desirable mealtime option” - PRWeek UK, Eliza Wiredu https://lnkd.in/evcYtvFY
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IT’S A FOOKIN B.R.A.T TAKEOVER. We shut down Denmark Street and threw open the doors of the official YUNGBLUD Shop, ‘Beautifully Romanticised, Accidentally Traumatised’, to nearly 2,000 fans. Here’s what went down: 🖤 30 models brought YUNGBLUD’S vision to life - from bus stops and raining lampposts to afternoon tea with albino rats. 🖤 Hawley Arms bar poured BludBeers and served Cano Water®. 🖤 The B.R.A.T shop became the ultimate hangout spot for fans and musicians. 🖤 Live performances with DJs, the band MasterPeace and YUNGBLUD’s fave upcoming talent, PLUS a surprise set to end the day, from YUNGBLUD himself. Our design and production teams gave YUNGBLUD fans a ‘Beautifully Romanticised, Accidentally Traumatised’ experience that they will never forget. Thank you to all involved from the YUNGBLUD team and: Jenna Hughes Kiyanda D Rae O'Mara Joe Byrne Lynsey McAlister Russell Hunt Sophia Demetriades Hannah Skelly
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SYNC UP: Resonance of Heritage. In collaboration with Sunayah Arshad and Êvar Hussayni of RASMi (Sunayah) and The WANAWAL (Êvar), SYNC UP: Resonance of Heritage came to life. Guests enjoyed powerful work by artists Hark1Karan and Tsunaina, followed by a conversation on artistic practice led by Dalia Al-Dujaili. A multi-sensory listening session with sonic artist Olivia Melkonian explored memory through sound, paired with playful, heritage-inspired canapés by Ayesha Erkin (shoutout to pom-bears!). Afterwards, we moved across to see out the evening with our neighbours at The Social, taking DJs Shama, Shivum Sharma & Mabruk with us, who kept us moving all night with their global sounds 🕺🏾 A huge shout out to our event sponsor Escentric Molecules, incredible photographer Taha, and to our team; Anna Morgan, Sophia Demetriades, Kiyanda Duncan, Kenisha Ganesh and Rebecca Thomas. And, thank you to everyone who joined us for this inspiring evening of community, culture and togetherness 🫶🏽 'SYNC UP' is an events series which creates time and space to foster new connections, celebrate culture and nurture diverse talent through film, food, music + artistry.
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The brands breaking free from luxury’s beige era aren’t chasing trends - they’re shaping them. In The Blandification of Luxury, we unpack how to move beyond the noise and build something that lasts. From Louis Vuitton’s decade-long F1 play to Prada’s NASA collab - the winners aren’t borrowing relevance, they’re investing in it. Link in comments to download the report.