One multidisciplinary agency

Built between the disciplines.

Four experienced agency specialists coordinate decisions across a luminous planning surface.

Why this model

Specialists need a shared operating view.

Expertise still matters. The problem is what happens between experts: repeated briefs, conflicting definitions, delayed feedback, and work optimized for one channel at the expense of the whole journey.

Komissar brings paid search, programmatic media, and creative design into one multidisciplinary agency model. Each capability keeps its depth, while planning and learning happen across the system.

  • Commercial questions before channel answers
  • Clear senior communication without flattening complexity
  • Deliberate collaboration with internal and external teams
  • Flexible scope shaped around the work
Three specialists shape intent, reach, and creative expression at connected studio stations.

Working principles

How the agency should feel to work with.

01Direct

Clear owners, plain language, and an honest view of choices and constraints.

02Curious

Strong hypotheses held lightly enough for evidence to improve them.

03Exact

Purposeful briefs, documented decisions, and quality visible in the details.

04Connected

Every specialist understands how their work changes the wider system.

Ways of working

Designed to meet the organization where it is.

The exact team and cadence depend on scope. These are working models, not fixed packages.

Model 01

Lead a workstream

Komissar takes responsibility for a defined capability or connected program with agreed interfaces to internal teams and partners.

Model 02

Extend the team

Specialist support strengthens an internal function while preserving the organization's ownership and institutional knowledge.

Model 03

Connect partners

A shared operating layer aligns existing media, creative, technology, and commercial contributors around one plan.

Model 04

Frame the next move

A focused diagnostic or planning engagement creates clarity before a larger delivery commitment.

The next conversation

Good partnerships start with a useful first question.