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Prolific North's Independent Agencies to Watch 2026
Prolific North's popular Independent Agencies to Watch list - and event - is back for a fourth year!

Sponsored by Glaisyers and Synergist, the list will identify and celebrate a fresh wave of promising and fast-growing independent agencies emerging from across the North’s thriving agency ecosystem.

Submissions for this list are now OPEN for FREE nominations for any new independent agency based in the North with the following criteria:

- HQ in the North of England / Scotland
- Operating for no more than 5 years 
- Evidence of growth 
- Proven successes - perhaps with staff or clients, impact in the North with sustainability or community initiatives, diversity or groundbreaking work. Tell us why your agency deserves to be on the list!

*** PLEASE SUBMIT BEFORE 24 July 2026 *** any questions email: hello@prolificnorth.co.uk

Please note: The list is not a ranking or definitive and will be decided by a mixture of editorial research by the Prolific North team, input from industry experts across the sector, and nominations.



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Provide your contact email address. If you are nominating another agency - please supply their email if possible too so we can get in touch if successful. *
What is the name of the agency, website link and founding year? *
Please provide a contact name and job title *
Where is the agency located?
How many staff work at the agency and please list three/four key clients? 
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If available - what is the agency's most recent revenue figures? This can remain confidential,  but please note if so.
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Tell us why your agency deserves to be considered as an Independent Agency to Watch?

Please provide as much information as possible about agency culture, initiatives and growth where possible. 
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What has been your company's greatest achievement of the last 12 months?
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