We build cultures of life-long learning
with curated creativity.

We work with creatives, strategists and marketers to build teams that achieve high creative excellence.

Why

When you make continuous learning a part of your culture, teams stay more adaptable and innovative, and you set a new benchmark for creative excellence.

What

We design, develop, and deliver learning experiences that provoke curiosity and provide the tools and connections that will transform your strategies and creative output. 

How

We combine our extensive experience in content curation and brand strategy to curate learning that is strategic, inspiring, and effective.

All of our learning frameworks are bespoke, but we use a model of inspiration, knowledge exchanges and experiences to build them.

  • CreativityCurated.

    We create tailored, cross-sector and cross-cultural editorial content that sparks curiosity, widens your views and takes your strategic decision-making up a notch.

  • CrossTalk.

    We run peer-to-peer educational programmes that allow you to learn from industry experts in intimate settings, and ask the questions you don’t usually get to ask.

  • CurioConnect.

    We design intimate and explorative experiences that help discover new ways of working, connect the dots and allow for deeper learning.

See some examples of our work

What our partners say about us…

  • “The inspirational content that Fala provides is invaluable to how we build our creative strategies. We simply can’t find this type of service anywhere else.”

    — Marta Carreras Cancelo, Global Brand & Creative Strategist, The Coca-Cola Company

  • “Fala made a great impression on our clients who trusted them instantly and were impressed with how quickly they understood their brand and audience.”


    — Gemma Duffy, Group Account Director, IRIS Worldwide

  • “The curation of content is second to none, highly relevant for our brand, marketing, and comms team, at times unexpected, always highly contextualised. It helps us work in new ways, a testament to the diversity of thought and ideas they offer. Fala are great creative partners, always thinking through ideas and constantly trying to improve the outcome of the work.”

    — Juliana Xavier, Global Head of Brand Management, Yara International

  • “We've worked with Fala for six years. Their insights are invaluable to our strategy, and our work together is not only effective but always fun!”

    — Guy Norwell, Marketing Director, Accenture Song

Who we work with….

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