# Amélie Company

> Amélie Company is a Denver creative agency specializing in campaigns that ask people to do something consequential: buckle up, seek mental-health support, reconsider addiction stigma, or carry naloxone. Founded in 2002 by Benoit Guin and Robin Ashmore, the private firm combines research, branding, media, public relations, production, web development, and street-level partnerships for government, public-health, education, transportation, nonprofit, and selected commercial clients.

- **Founded:** 2002
- **Headquarters:** Denver, United States
- **Founders:** Benoit Guin (Co-founder and CEO), Robin Ashmore (Co-founder, President and majority owner)
- **Products:** Integrated campaigns, Animation and production, Media strategy and buying, Web development, Community engagement
- **Notable:** Ranked No. 1 in Ad Age's 2025 Best Places to Work category for companies with 150 or fewer employees., Named Ad Age Small Agency of the Year, Southwest region, in 2017., Lift The Label accumulated more than 1.1 billion lifetime impressions and distributed over 180,000 Recovery Cards.

## Products & services

- **Integrated campaigns** — Research, strategy, brand identity, creative development, public relations, community outreach, social, paid media, outdoor, print, radio and experiential activations.
- **Animation and production** — In-house motion, video, photography and production for campaign storytelling.
- **Media strategy and buying** — Audience planning, channel strategy, paid placement, social distribution and campaign analytics.
- **Web development** — Accessible, user-focused campaign and brand websites, including the 988 Colorado digital experience.
- **Community engagement** — Partnership development, formative research, focus groups, lived-experience consultation, events and free campaign toolkits.

## Achievements

- Ranked No. 1 in Ad Age's 2025 Best Places to Work category for companies with 150 or fewer employees.
- Named Ad Age Small Agency of the Year, Southwest region, in 2017.
- Lift The Label accumulated more than 1.1 billion lifetime impressions and distributed over 180,000 Recovery Cards.
- Keep The Party Safe generated 41.1 million first-year impressions, including 13.2 million earned-media impressions.
- Keep The Party Safe distributed nearly 5,000 naloxone doses and 1,860 test strips in two months; one distributed dose was used to save a life at the Underground Music Showcase.
- Won five Bronze awards and one Merit at The One Club's 2024 Denver Awards for Lift The Label, 988 and EPSDT work.

## Latest updates

- **2026-08** — Amélie and the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration launched the first I Matter Little Free Library at Little Man Ice Cream, pairing youth books with access to free therapy resources.
- **2026-07** — The agency highlighted a redesigned Keep The Party Safe website with a simplified user flow for fentanyl awareness, naloxone and sober-friend guidance.
- **2026-05** — A Recovery Cards event at Denver Public Library released eight new cards tied to the America 250 - Colorado 150 commemoration.
- **2025-05** — Published its community-building approach, emphasizing lived-experience consultation and the Recovery Cards network.
- **2025-01** — Ranked No. 1 among Ad Age Best Places to Work companies with 150 or fewer employees.
- **2024-03** — Patrick Michael Greene returned as Senior Director of Channel Marketing and Media to lead social, paid media and strategic innovation.

## Links

- Website: https://www.ameliecompany.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ameliecompany
- Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/AmelieCompany
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ameliecompany
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmelieCompany

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Last updated: 2026-09-21