Specialized Staffing
Embr Events has the first specialized beverage alcohol department in Canada. Sommeliers, cicerones, mixologists and brew masters on call and ready to take brand experiences to the next level
Tastings
Liquid to lips retail sampling programs managed flawlessly, executed by trained sales experts and supported by infield supervisors deployed in local markets across Canada.
Experiential
Experiential campaigns are complex. We can provide as much or as little support as you need, from creative concept development to simple staffing and execution support.
Transparency
We aren’t afraid to talk about money because we have nothing to hide. Embr provides straightforward communication regarding all program elements costs with a fair agency mark-up fee.
Embr was founded on the principle that a marketing agency should provide brands with value. In a time when consumers are actively avoiding advertisements such as those on television and online, Embr seeks to maximize the experiential marketing potential of a program, with unique opportunities, in three ways:
- Access Specialization – Securing marketing programs and media campaigns into difficult to reach locations and events, with minimal fees
- Committed Client Leads – Embr’s managers are also its owners; which results in extreme loyalty to clients, extensive knowledge of their brand developed from agency continuity, and investment in a brand ambassador retainer program to ensure the front line is equally committed
- Agency Disclosure – Straightforward communication regarding all program elements costs with a fair agency mark-up fee
Embr strives to reduce the stigma that Experiential Marketing companies should be bloated to be capable of executing programs flawlessly and achieve 100% objectives. Embr’s founders and employees come from a diverse background of large organizations and thus, are using their knowledge of the Experiential Arena to deliver on this promise:
We will always provide a service that is priced with integrity, deal with our clients ethically, and reduce the frequent use of the term “360 campaign” and its buzzword derivatives.