Shortstop Named to ICA’s 2025 Creative Power List

The Youngest and Smallest Agency in Atlantic Canada to Make the List[Halifax, NS] – March 12, 2025 – Shortstop, the outcomes-driven creative agency known for their bold, strategic approach to brand building, has been named to the Institute of Canadian Agencies’ (ICA) Creative Power List 2025. This recognition places Shortstop among the most influential agencies in Canada, celebrating their ability to craft high-impact, results-driven campaigns. Founded in 2021, Shortstop is the smallest and youngest agency in Atlantic Canada to make the list, proving that size is no barrier to making an impact. The Creative Power List highlights agencies that drive meaningful results through innovation, strategic execution, and measurable success. Shortstop’s inclusion reinforces their reputation as a leader in creative strategy and brand building. “At Shortstop, we believe that creativity is a business advantage,” said Peter Woodward, Founder & Managing Director at Shortstop. “It’s not about how big you are—it’s about the work you create and the impact it has. In just a few years, we’ve built something special, and being named to this list is a reflection of the strategic, results-driven creativity our team brings to every project.” Shortstop has built a strong reputation working with notable clients such as the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, Greco Pizza, and Chorus Aviation. The agency has earned multiple industry awards and continues to challenge conventional marketing strategies, focusing on brand lift, strategic storytelling, and audience engagement. Looking ahead, Shortstop remains committed to helping brands break through the noise with creative that doesn’t just look good—it works. For more information about Shortstop and their work, visit https://shortstop.agency. Media Contact: Peter Woodward Founder & Managing Director, Shortstop Creative Inc. 📧 peter@shortstop.agency 📞 902-401-4267
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