An integrated communications agency pioneering a new approach, VCCP has a well-earned reputation as one of the most innovative agency forces working in the UK. VCCP creates visual narratives, based on the principle that brands need to make an immediate visual impression to have an impact. Clients include o2, Coca Cola, Diageo, COI, and London Olympics 2012. The agency has also built a reputation for work that works. VCCP has won five IPA Effectiveness Awards between 2004 - 2007 including Gold and Grand Prix for O2 and The Effectiveness Agency of the Year (billings below £100m).

Recent activities include:

Launching The O2 now the world's most popular entertainment venue
Launching the Governments high profile Alcohol Harm Reduction campaigns
Launching the award winning Texaco ‘Hector' Road Safety campaign
Becoming the first creatively led advertising agency in the UK to launch a specialist search marketing agency, VCCP Search

VCCP Health brings VCCP's ways of working and its focus on creativity, brand building and effectiveness to healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry. Our aim is always to bridge the gap between consumer and healthcare communications. We've recruited specialists with extensive experience of the pharmaceutical industry to create a core team, who can draw upon the resources and expertise of the main agency.
We offer a fully integrated communications including design, advertising, detail aids, exhibition material, online communications and website development as well as direct marketing, search and internal communications and work in conjunction with our sister agency, Bell Pottinger Health, to offer public relations.

In particular we believe drug companies can begin to use digital communications in a much smarter way, one that is genuinely useful and engaging for the target audience.

Our activities include:

Within the broader VCCP/Bell Pottinger Health group our clients include top ten global pharmaceutical companies and leading biotechnology firms and have recently worked in the following areas:

Oncology
Cardiovascular
Neuroscience
Diabetes
Respiratory
Pain/inflammation
Infectious diseases
Metabolic medicines