Overview
Company Summary
BarkleyOKRP is one of the largest full-service independent agencies in the U.S., helping brands not just win attention, but keep it–with ideas that create gravity. Their expertise spans Strategy, Intelligence + Innovation, Creative + Design and Activation + Performance. As a Big Indie, their integrated expertise runs deeper than the line for free food after a client meeting. They work with brands like Burger King, Corona Premier, Metro by T-Mobile, Planet Fitness, and Smoothie King. And because they actually give a damn, they’re a Certified B Corp. A five-time Ad Age A-List honoree, BarkleyOKRP proves that gravity-defying ideas get noticed. Learn more at barkleyokrp.com.
Contact
328 S Jefferson Street
Chicago, IL 60661-5600
P: 312-226-6144
F: --
Jason Parks
Chief Growth Officer
[email protected]
816-813-3892
Offices
BarkleyOKRP
328 S. Jefferson St.
Chicago, IL 60661
(31-2) -226-
Global Service Capabilities
Staff
Total Number of Employees
Office Employees: 500+
Total US: 500+
Total Worldwide: 500+
Matt Reinhard
Founder & Chief Creative Officer
Matt will always manage to keep a sense of humor, even while delivering some serious results. His unique style has graced almost every experience channel, including campaign development, digital innovation, design and brand identity. Early highlights include “The Singing Sweatermen” for Amazon.com and “Think Outside The Bun” for Taco Bell. Before co-founding O’Keefe Reinhard and Paul, Matt served as internal creative director at Amazon.com, launching the Kindle Fire and Silk Browser. Millions of online views have been credited to Matt’s creative direction, including the popular musical “Oh No, You Didn’t!” for Electronic Arts’ Mercenaries 2 and “The Majestic Plastic Bag” which helped overturn municipal policy in the State of California. Matt’s work has been recognized by AIGA, Clio, Cannes Lion, The Effies, Huffington Post, TechCrunch and the Sundance Film Festival. His philosophy is summed up by the agency’s guiding principle: Have Soul. Oh, and don’t take yourself too seriously.
Clients and Brands
Client & Brands | Start Date |
---|---|
Marco''s Pizza | 01-01-2022 |
P&G
| 01-01-2021 |
Sweetarts | 11-01-2022 |
Burger King
| 05-01-2022 |
Home Chef
| 11-01-2016 |
Ace Hardware
| 06-01-2015 |
Constellation Brands US | 01-01-2022 |
Brach''s | 11-01-2021 |
Illinois Office of Tourism | 01-01-2019 |
Cars.com | 10-01-2020 |
Billings & Revenue
Billing / Revenue Ranges | Number of Clients |
---|---|
Billing < $1M and/or Agency Revenue < $200K | 3 |
Billing > $1M and < $3M | 1 |
Billing > $3M and < $5M | 1 |
Total Gross Media Placed by this Office
Allocation Percent of Media Placed by this Office
Local Broadcast: 20%
National Broadcast: 35%
Digital: 25%
Print: 5%
Out of Home: 5%
Other: 10%
Types of Services
Service Offering | Revenue |
---|---|
Advertising - General Market/ Traditional | 40 |
Design | 15 |
Brand Consulting | 10 |
Other | 5 |
Digital/Interactive | Website Development, Hosting, Monitoring | 5 |
Social Media | 5 |
Digital/Interactive | Mobile and Wireless | 5 |
Event Marketing | 5 |
Digital/Interactive | E-Commerce Solutions | 5 |
Digital/Interactive | Blogging Discussion Forums, Community Building | 5 |
Industry Experience
Consumer ServicesTechnology | consumer electronicsTelecommunicationsFood & Beverage | pet foodGambling | casinosApparel & Fashion | apparelFood & Beverage | soft drinksHousehold SuppliesProfessional Services (accountants, consultants, lawyers)Healthcare | Hospitals, Healthcare Facilities, Medical ServicesEntertainment & Culture | amusement parksAutomotive | vehiclesFinancial services | insuranceAppliancesGambling | lotteriesFood & Beverage | alcoholic beveragesRecreation & Sports | sporting goodsCosmetics, perfumes & toiletriesTechnology | .com businessRetailTravel | tourismHome Products | housewaresTechnology | communicationsTechnology | electronicsNon-profit, associations & public servicesFinancial services | Banking - ConsumerHome Products | home furnishingsRecreation & Sports | hobbiesRestaurantsAutomotive | aftermarketFood & Beverage | foodTravel | hotels & resortsHome Products | Home Improvements (hardware, paint, plumbing, gardening)Healthcare | direct to consumer (DTC)