We believe in the power of marketing and social media as mediums of social impact and social change.
Studio Veronique was founded by Saskia Waterman with an uber-specific belief: creating an incredibly purposeful marketing studio made for the social impact space. It’s not a niche we just fell into, it’s what we love.
Not one that would take the brief, nod along, and produce something generic, stereotypical, or without aligned strategy or lived experience. One that would dig into the true version of a brand and build from there.
We work exclusively with purpose-driven founders and creators doing work that genuinely matters (and makes change). That's not a niche we fell into. It's a deliberate choice.
The intersection nobody else is working in
Most studios choose one:
Advocacy content tends to be earnest and functional.
Aesthetic-led content studios tend to be trendy and exclusive. Then accessibility gets added at the end, if at all.
Studio Veronique was built at the point where all three meet: aesthetics, accessibility, and advocacy.
This matters because in the disability and neurodivergence space, content might advocate, it might even be accessible, but it's rarely cool. We're here to challenge that. Disabled and neurodivergent people are stylish, opinionated, and interesting - and the brands and creators we work with reflect that. Because you shouldn't have to choose between doing inclusion properly and looking good doing it.
Meet Saskia, Founder & Lead Creative Strategist at Studio Veronique.
I started Studio Veronique because I wanted to work in marketing but I also wanted to make social change, make a difference, and do meaningful work. But nothing like SV existed, so I decided I had to create it.
The name says more than most realise: Veronique means true image. That's what we build, for every brand and every creator we work with.
We're not a traditional agency. We don't scale for the sake of it. We work with the brands and creators we genuinely believe in, and we do work that has the ability to make real change.