Obtained permission to use Fender guitar for Gap Encore campaign.

Type: Trademark & Prop Clearance

Secured rights of Muhammad Ali for a limited edition collaboration for Sacai’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection.

Type: Celebrity Brand Licensing

Type: Talent clearance

UK advertising campaign licensing rights to iconic band Queen for the much-loved Cadbury Heroes to celebrate the “All Heroes no zeros” concept.

Type: Celebrity Brand Licensing

Secured likeness and name rights of Elvis Presley for  Hilton hotel  “Vroom service” campaign featuring Lando Norris ahead of  the first Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix. 

Type: Research, Photo Copyrights & Celebrity Licensing

Researched  premium  archive photographs and celebrity supermodels from the 80’s  for a luxury fashion house.

Type: Artwork clearance

Licensed Andy Warhol’s artwork called “Large Coca-Cola - 1962” for a global campaign called “Masterpiece” for Coca-Cola celebrating creativity and iconic artists , managing artwork licensing with the estate, creative approvals, and contracting. 

Type: Character and Film licensing

Licensed rights to use characters, film clips and stills from famous movies and TV programs for Six Degree of Kevin Bacon EE campaign.

Type: Trademark & Prop Clearance

Licensed the Delorean car (™), a car well-known for the movie “Back to the Future”, as a prop object for Zara’s campaign. 

Type: Celebrity Brand Licensing

Licensed rights to use Muhammad Ali’s name, image and likeness for Cartier to promote the Tank watch. Researched and licensed photographic copyrights for iconic photo by Howard Bingham.

Type: Celebrity Brand Licensing

Licensed rights to use Marilyn Monroe’s name, image and likeness for Chanel N5.

Type: IP Licensing

Licensed rights to use Pong game play for Zara’s website. Customers were able to play the game using their keyboards or mouse whilst waiting for site to be ready for sales period.

Type: Research & Photo Copyrights Licensing

Licensed copyrights for content to be used in the Outernet exhibition called Pioneers of the Screen: THEY WALKED, SO WE COULD RUN.