Getting the attention of a consumer, engaging them on an emotional level, and then stirring them to act is, it turns out, only slightly more challenging than moving an entire agency up a hill.

The Brewery Market was an incredible space. But Trampoline has found a new, larger home on Barrington Street at Blowers—on the second floor of the old Carsand Mosher Building. The fresh energy that comes with change is one of the perks of our new surroundings. Being a part of the Barrington Street Historic District is equally exciting for an agency that values community. Barrington exudes urban vibrancy, and the revitalization that’s currently taking place is bringing new life to Halifax’s downtown core.

How appropriate that an agency with an unusually forward-thinking philosophy on branding has landed in a part of the city that has such a promising future.

Trampoline is fast becoming the region’s expert in integrated, effective, and unexpected communications because of our contemporary approach. We aren’t caught up in pointless distinctions between “advertising” and “social media”, “traditional” and  “digital”. All of these add up to communications. Our 15 communications professionals distinctively weave all these threads together to create and strengthen social communities and generate positive awareness that ultimately leads to stronger brands.

As yet more Halifax businesses and citizens converge on the central lifeline that is Barrington Street, Trampoline too continues to evolve. Because our incomparable clients demand it. Because modern brands depend on it. Because today’s consumers necessitate it.

A graduate of both the Film & Television and Media Copywriting programs at Toronto's Humber College, and a multi-award-winning copywriter, Brad Dykema has worked at advertising agencies across the country and beyond. Brad's career has taken him on a journey from his native Toronto's Communique Group to Vancouver's high-profile PJDDB, to Amsterdam, where he joined the ground-breaking StrawberryFrog, and then back to Canada. Throughout, Brad's work has consistently been recognized for getting clients noticed and achieving their objectives. Since settling in Halifax, he has established himself as one of the region's most award-winning copywriters, collecting dozens of Ice Awards for work done at trampoline, Extreme and Colour. The extensive list of clients Brad has worked on includes notables such as Nova Scotia Tourism, New Brunswick Government, Microsoft, Sun-Rype, Alexander Keith's, McDonald's, Telus, Credit Suisse, Atlantic Lottery, EastLink, Workers' Compensation Board, and Aliant. His work has been recognized with an impressive list of awards from Marketing, Bessies, New York Festivals, ICE Awards, Extra Awards, Advertising and Design, London International Advertising Awards, Archive Magazine, Applied Arts and more.