ABOUT flavvrr

A BLACK-OWNED + WOMAN LED

CULTURAL MARKETING AGENCY

Our agency explores the ideas, cultures, and stories —the flavors—  that make up the communities we love. 

We seek out experiences that are far from homogenous. Personal moments that are thoughtful, impactful, and beautiful…that just so happen to be created by brands.

FLAVVRR isn't just a multicultural partner, we see the world through a multi-dimensional lens: racial, generational, ability, lifestyle and beyond. Think differently and reach customers through meaningful cultural experiences.

We are a certified Woman Owned Business (WBENC).

"The most memorable brand experiences happen at the intersection of data, culture, connection and action."
TIERRA FILHIOL, FOUNDER & CEO

Who We Are

our Team

Tierra
Founder & CEO
Dawn
Media Director
Manal
Researcher
Verse & Hook
Production
Adriana
Operations
Gaby
Creative
Isabelle
Operations Manager
Rushelle
Digital
Amari
Intern
Cate
Creative
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HOW WE STARTED

WHAT'S IN A NAME?

One of the first television representations of WoC in dominant, professional careers was on the hit show Living Single. Lead character Khadijah James owned a lifestyle magazine entitled “Flavor,” which was dedicated to exploring the stories of urban and street culture.

Inspired by this memento, our brand is rooted in examining the way successful businesses are driven by culture – specifically as it relates to community, technology, design, and beauty.

The name FLAVVRR is a nod to those who pioneer their industries and bring under-appreciated cultures to the forefront.

Down for a streaming-binge? We are.

JOIN US.

From UX Designers to Creative, Analysts to Strategists, we are always looking for new opportunities to bring on talented folks to help us better serve our clients.

Click the button below to email your cover letter and resume to the team.

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