Twen­ty years in the ad­ver­tis­ing in­dus­try is no small feat. Yet BUZZ, a home­grown cre­ative agency, has not on­ly sur­vived but thrived—two decades deep in­to cre­ative hus­tle, strate­gic piv­ots, wild briefs, all-nighters, and count­less tight turn­arounds.

Along the way, BUZZ has helped trans­form brands in­to house­hold names. Lo­cal au­di­ences have cel­e­brat­ed T&T’s chil­dren and ex­plored the na­tion’s unique her­itage through cam­paigns for Dairy Dairy. The catchy Is­land Fi­nance jin­gle that plays at fetes, on the ra­dio, and echoes in the minds of many at 3 am? That, too, was craft­ed by the BUZZ team—proof that some flavours re­al­ly do last.

From ed­u­ca­tion­al con­tent fit for class­rooms to eye-catch­ing pro­mo­tion­al cal­en­dars, BUZZ has de­vel­oped hun­dreds of cam­paigns across di­verse in­dus­tries. Their port­fo­lio spans fast-mov­ing con­sumer goods, fi­nance, beau­ty, ma­chin­ery, re­tail, and even lux­u­ry au­to­mo­tive brands. Over the years, BUZZ has earned a rep­u­ta­tion as the go-to agency for clients seek­ing ideas with both bold­ness and good taste.

This is not a com­pa­ny that plays it safe. BUZZ has oc­ca­sion­al­ly stirred con­tro­ver­sy, earn­ing a few stern warn­ings for provoca­tive posts and di­rect mail cam­paigns. It’s a place where every cre­ative meet­ing be­gins with “what if,” and where the team once fa­mous­ly de­liv­ered a pitch in the mid­dle of a black­out.

Though firm­ly root­ed in T&T, BUZZ has kept its vi­sion glob­al. Since join­ing the World­wide Part­ners net­work in 2008, the agency has sharp­ened its com­pet­i­tive edge, con­tribut­ing to the glob­al con­ver­sa­tion on cre­ativ­i­ty and in­no­va­tion.

Now, as BUZZ cel­e­brates its 20th an­niver­sary, the team re­mains as pas­sion­ate and dri­ven as ever.

“To the clients who have stuck with us, to the team that made it pos­si­ble, and to the Big Boss up­stairs—thank you for the grace, the grit, and the growth,” the com­pa­ny said in a state­ment. “Here’s to an­oth­er 20 years of bold flavour, un­ex­pect­ed mag­ic, and mar­ket­ing served à la mode.”