Deborah Marx built her reputation on work that other agencies said was impossible. She returned a 1970s puzzle to the centre of pop culture, opened two hundred years of Savile Row history to the press for the first time, and created the editorial authority behind a $410 million fashion acquisition. Then the messages started arriving from other founders, all asking the same question: who does your PR?

Ten years of clients at the highest level followed, across fashion, technology, consumer products, health and wellness, sport, music, and many other sectors. Rubik's, Sweaty Betty, Castore, Henry Poole, Lumie and Luno among them.

Deborah founded Pitcha on that expertise. Put simply: Pitcha makes extraordinary PR accessible to you.

A traditional agency keeps its contacts to itself and leaves you with nothing the day you stop paying. You're renting their network.

Pitcha builds you a PR campaign that gives you full visibility and proper ownership of every relationship.

The result: visibility that compounds. A name people recognise, buyers who already trust you, and the momentum that opens up funding, new markets and partnerships.