Ultravirgo

Studio. Clients

We love working with visionary organizations to communicate their pioneering ideas - from startups with a breakthrough new service, to corporations with a powerful product or non-profits with a vision to improve the world. We are especially passionate about empowering clients who are working to improve health.

What our clients have to say:

“Ultravirgo Creative was an indispensable partner in our successful effort to build awareness and engagement around 7 Billion Actions. The Ultravirgo team combined high-level strategy, superb creative and hands-on project management to make this highly complex, multifaceted global campaign effective and compelling. They contributed a number of ideas for maximizing the impact of 7 Billion Actions, with creative execution that brought a sense of excitement and optimism to the campaign.”

Alvaro Serrano, Senior Online Communication Adviser, UNFPA - The United Nations Population Fund

“Ultravirgo provides timely, creative and strategically focused concepts and solutions for our firm’s website. As one of California’s leading public education law firms, we strive to provide web content that will resonate with educators, our clients. Ultravirgo takes the time to understand both the market we serve and the firm’s culture and mission, and this understanding translates into a remarkable creative product. Their point of difference is that they are creative with a strategic focus - a blend that is hard to find.”

Terilyn Finders, Director of Communications, Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost

“The Special Unit for South-South Cooperation housed within UNDP provides valuable and potentially game-changing services for the developing world. To do so, we are always looking for effective ways to communicate our message and our offerings. Luckily, Ultravirgo Creative not only took the time to understand our mandate, they tailored a powerful and succinct message that cut across the spectrum of businesses, governments and civil society groups working for positive change in the development field.”

Chris Paek, United Nations Development Programme, Special Unit for South-South Cooperation