What is Flying Camel?
That depends on who you ask!
Some folks will tell you that it’s a flying spin element on figure skates and they would be 100% correct. But, Flying Camel is also a full-service marketing agency with a unique specialization in all things home and hospitality design (products, interiors) and trade show event PR, programming and social media. We operate with complete comfort, connectivity, and capabilities in Canada and the US.
We partner with brands that challenge and change how we all experience living environments.
Understanding your business objectives is necessary for creating an impactful brand experience.
From research and benchmarks to full campaign analysis, our KPIs and success metrics are anchored in clear and meaningful data points.
Understanding how PR, social, media/influencer relations and marketing tactics best work together to impact your business.
Client services are at the heart of everything we do (and we have FUN doing it!)
Leanne Wood, President - Industry expert at the helm of the Camel for almost 25 years and yes, she's the skater and got to pick the agency name.
Kimberley Williamson, Vice President - Big data oracle reader - just don’t call her a ninja.
Marnie Ivanich, Director of Client Services - Resident Cruise Director (she actually WAS Julie McCoy!).
Erin McKay, Director of Public Relations - Former East Coaster turned City Slicker, always singing her way through the day.
Lily Cocetta, Creative Director and Egoless Miracle Worker.
Allison Kennedy, Account Manager - Former pastry chef turned project management wizard (still waiting for her Hogwarts letter).
Olivia Jackson, Account Manager - "And though she be but little, she is fierce."
Rachel Coakwell, Account Specialist - She likes her nails and lashes long, and her captions short and snappy!
Madison Biancucci, Account Coordinator - Influencer expert by day, charcuterie board connoisseur by night.
Christopher Argoso, Account Coordinator - Intern turned Account Coordinator, and Flying Camel’s resident Basketball nerd.
Shirley Howarth, Finance - Official Bean Counter with a passion for photography.
This flock gets around. Discover how we interpret the trends and changes in our industry to keep our clients at the top of their game.
The Flying Camel team has the expertise to weigh in on never-ending industry developments and creating a meaningful path forward. Here’s what we’ve been up to lately:
Project will provide innovative housing solution to address housing needs for Indigenous communities and empower youth with skilled trades experience. BURLINGTON, ON. (September 27, 2021) – Burlington-based public relations, advertising, and design firm – Flying Camel has joined Habitat for Humanity Halton-Mississauga-Dufferin (HFHHMD) to
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As an agency operating in the interior design industry, our team is always keeping up to date with design trends. From home offices and multifunctional spaces, to nature-inspired design and the rise of outdoor living, read the top 10 spring and summer design trends
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What is the secret to staying in business for 25 years?In this special episode of #OurTakeOnThis, Leanne Wood, founder and president of Flying Camel, shares valuable advice and keys to leading a successful business. Thank you to all of our clients, partners and team members
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On June 9th, 1995, Flying Camel was born. And today, exactly 25 years later, we are welcoming Dave Wylie, Leanne’s original business partner, to a very special episode of #OurTakeOnThis.What was biz like in 1995? Hint: there was no such thing as a Goog
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Our office may be closed but we’re keeping the virtual door open. In today’s Our Take On This, we’re getting real about running a small business in this environment. From working through cutbacks to building team morale, check out how we’re moving forward
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We’re back this week with a new episode of Our Take on This. Today, we’re talking about how to use social media to minimize disruption for your business. Watch now as we share three easy steps (but who’s counting?) to keep your social spaces
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