Venables Bell & Partners is an internationally recognized independent San Francisco advertising agency founded on good intentions. We believe, above all else, in doing right by our people and our clients. This has an amazing result: it makes us unafraid. Unafraid to have messy conversations. Unafraid to advocate unpopular stances. Unafraid to politely tell the Emperor (and his board-approved marketing plan) that he may, in fact, be naked. We actively nurture a culture where both honesty and respect thrive. We simultaneously foster both collaboration and debate – among ourselves and with our clients. If we had to explain a method to the madness, it would be this: We believe that integrity is actually a competitive business advantage.
It is this fearlessness that led us to reject Intel's original strategy and instead serve up our own, the foundation of the successful "Sponsors of Tomorrow" campaign. And this courage which led us to tell Audi to stop playing it safe and take on Lexus, Mercedes, and BMW, an approach that has redefined the luxury car market.
With profitable growth every year since opening our doors in 2001, our challenger approach has attracted blue-chip brands like eBay, Google, Slim Jim, Orville Redenbacher’s, Healthy Choice, the Phillips 66 Company to VB&P's roster. In addition to our full-service offerings, VB&P is home to vpb orange, a brand innovation consultancy and Lumberyard, a content production facility.


| Advertiser | Brand | Business Sector | Type of Work | Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eBay | eBay | Retail, Distribution & Restaurants |
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2011 |
| Maps, Search, Google Fiber | Internet Sites (Excluding ISPs) |
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2011 | |
| Marin County Public Schools | Schools-Rule Marin | Institutional/Public Interest/Non-Profit Org. |
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| Premier Protein | Premier Protein | Food |
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2013 |
| San Francisco Conservation Corps | SFCC |
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| Audi | Audi of America | Cars |
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2006 |
| ConAgra Foods, Inc. | Healthy Choice, Lightlife, Hebrew National, Slim Jim, Orville Redenbacher's | Food |
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2007 |
| Intel Corporation | Intel | Consumer Electronics & Audio-Visual |
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2009 |
| The Phillips 66 Company | Phillips 66, 76, Conoco | Consumer & Public Services |
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2009 |