The Pistol is closing the 2025 financial year with its core clients and business growth.
The independent agency’s long-term partnerships key clients include MARS, Liquor Legends, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Forty Winks, DECJUBA, Prime Super, and Totally Workwear, which have recommitted to the agency’s unique, outcomes-focused model.
Meanwhile new client wins have further expanded The Pistol’s footprint across local and international markets including global coffee specialists Jura, Bosch eBike Systems, Wear Group, a leading electrical wholesaler and UK outdoor retail leaders Cotswold Outdoor, Runner’s Need, and Snow + Rock — as these brands seek a strategic partner to unify brand experience with scalable, data-driven media execution.
“At The Pistol, we believe in building long-term partnerships that balance creativity with commerciality,” said Jaime Nosworthy, CEO of The Pistol.
“Our proprietary technology helps brands scale both paid and owned media while enhancing the integrated brand experience —turning fragmented activity into cohesive, measurable growth.”
The Pistol’s tech-led service model continues to set it apart, empowering clients to move with agility while maintaining strategic consistency. It’s a combination that drives deep brand engagement and real business impact.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) Director of Marketing and Sales, Dylan Stewart, highlighted the value of that partnership approach.
“For an organisation with as many campaigns in the market as the MSO, having a reliable partner who can react quickly to briefs, and proactively push our campaigns forward, is integral to our success.
“Clear, concise communication is at the centre of our working relationship, and it is a key reason that the MSO’s partnership with The Pistol has grown since we started working together in late 2019,” he said.
“There has been much change in our industry over the past five years, and having a consistent partner at our side has made navigating that change that little bit easier.”
Top image: Jaime Nosworthy